bshoc said:
Does it matter? seeing as how you think anything inside the mother is human and total property of the mother, while the second it pops out its suddenly a person?
I think it matters, yes, seeing as you're using it to make a point and somehow refute what has already been said. I think "my sources don't matter" is probably about as good as saying "Ok, ok, everyone knows I'm talking out my arse, I give up".
Further to this, that's not actually what I've said previously at all, but you knew that seeing as you read back, or seeing as you read the last post, in which I stated my view again. If you want to walk away from this thinking you've won because you can't fucking read, good luck with it. The second it "pops out" is not where I, or anyone else as far as I can see, draws the distinction.
bshoc said:
So your entire premise is based around whether the baby has developed you standard of so called "higher mental function", correct?
Not my entire view, no, but yes, this is definitely what I'd identify as a fairly major factor.
bshoc said:
Simular cranial inactivity and loss of self awareness occurs in coma patients, yet we dont kill them off becuase some wake up, and nearly all babies develop higher mental funtion - you still have NO LOGIC.
I don't think I'm the one missing logic here if you seriously think it's valid to compare coma victims (who were once previously conscious, and who have already spent a portion of time living their life), with an unborn baby which never so much as knew that it existed, and which does not yet have functional pain receptors.
bshoc said:
Spelling errors? Yep I'm done here, it was nice to prove you wrong in this field of intellectual discourse, not that I had any intellect to really battle LOL
You truly are a king among kings, good sir. My point was simply that you're kidding yourself if you think you've made a point, given that you can't so much as string together a respectable sentence. If that's how you win arguments, congratulations, you'll go far.
Also, yes, hopefully you are done here. I will provide you with a five point plan for ensuring that this scene is not repeated in the future:
1. Learn to read. This will save others from repeating themselves needlessly, and from becoming frustrated with your lack of comprehension.
2. Learn to spell/type. This will lend credibility to what you are saying, in addition to making it much easier for others to understand.
3. Learn to make your points clearly. Sentences which look like the product of a damaged mind will not help your case.
4. If you intend to argue, learn to read, understand, and then discuss (with reference) that which you intend to attack.
5. Learn to provide material which supports your aforementioned criticisms, you will convince nobody with lines like "oh read all the psych journals, they'll tell you exactly the same thing!"
Do this, and perhaps next time I'll be interested in serious discussion with you.