#87 – Does Viability Define Humanity?
The pro-choice side argues that abortions before viability are okay since the child cannot survive if he or she is removed from the mother’s womb. But this argument is so illogical it’s laughable.
Welcome to our new series, “Abortion Distortion,” where we turn the tables and make the pro-choice side defend the illogical, deceptive and immoral nature of their positions!
Like how the pro-choice side argues that abortions before viability are okay since the child cannot survive if he or she is removed from the mother’s womb. But this argument is so illogical it’s laughable. Watch to see why…
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Sometimes, the pro-choice mob argues that abortions before viability are okay since the child cannot survive if he or she is removed from the mother’s womb. This argument is so illogical it’s laughable. It’s like a doctor saying: “This patient will live if we leave his feeding tube in a little longer, but he’ll die if we remove it. So it’s okay to remove his feeding tube.”
Look, what these people are trying to make us believe is that viability defines humanity – and that’s a lie. An unborn baby is just as human five minutes before viability as he is five minutes after viability. But the real point is that, just because a particular group of people are dependent on others to survive, that doesn’t mean it’s okay to kill them. In fact, decent people see it as the reason to protect them.
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