Topic: Abortion
Quote: Your analogy is very flawed. One, it does not involve me living off of your organs and life processes. Two, you violated my legal rights by kidnapping me in the first place. Three, we would both be conscious, thinking and feeling beings with enforceable rights and four, if you had not violated my rights but I was violating yours by requiring you to feed me then you would have the moral authority to stop if you wished to, even if I died without it
Response: Actually, you are living off my organs and life processes. If my heart stopped beating, would you get fed? No. If my brain stopped? No. If I suffered a stroke? No. Two, the kidnapping is very synonymous: you were put in a life-threatening situation without consent, just as a fetus, doomed to be aborted, is put in one without consent. Three, these are arbitrary requisites and you have not proven to me why they are necessary to afford protections to the "entity." A man just knocked out in a boxing match shares many similar qualities as a fetus. Should we kill him? Four is nullified by two.\n
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