Some may argue murder is ok whenever the person deserves it. Like death row… Or back in the 1800’s when people would have hangings of convicts as means of entertainment. But what about innocent life? On my subject the question isn’t whether the life is innocent, but is it living? Abortion; one of the most controversial subjects of all time. Is it right? Who’s to say its wrong? When does life start; conception, after the vitals work or at birth? If you study every organic substance… plants, animals, humans, and microscopic organisms; we would agree that these things do live and eventually they die. So let’s question conception. A sperm cell and an egg cell both cells both living. During conception a sperm fertilizes an egg… soon afterwards it becomes a zygote. Are zygotes living? Yes. Because how can a dead cell multiply itself against itself; from 1 to 2, 4, 8, and 16 and so on until that one alive cell multiplies into billions and billions of other living cells. Or in simpler terms; how can two living cells come together and make something dead? So since life is present due to the living cells; the question now is time. Well, what time should I get rid of this before I feel like I’m killing something? Time; is only a symbol. What is time? Your time is your life. Time is life and life is existence so who’s to say the zygote that spent time in your womb, isn’t existing? Now, the question is; Is it human? I don't understand why people question if a zygote made by humans isn't human. A man and a woman cannot come together and make an animal... I keep hearing people say we should respect the “potential” life of unborn babies. Why should we respect potential life when the cells are already living?
2007-02-25
11:03:46
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Give me liberty, what are you talking about?
2007-02-26
13:40:12 ·
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