Alabama abortion law...

The xygote human cell is a single human cell with the unique dna, it is the beginning of a separate human life and is different from skin cell, appendages, etc. This was the question and has always been which you have only opinion to dispute.

 

BS, you are lying now.

 

That is Incorrect the amendment in both content and context was to preclude a state religion. To assume some ones religious practices or lack of have no impact on their opinions is foolish.

 

I'm pretty sure it's how poor and inbred your state is, but it could be god and guns

 

I'll give you poverty, but most of our incest is confined to our sharecropper's cabins and our better attended klan rallies.

 

You have backpedaled every one of them.

 

Let me take another shot at injecting actual science into the discussion.
I've done this a number of times but Mongo is immune to the science.
Here it is (I unabashedly stole this):

Sperm and ova do not have a right to life because they are not individual genetic human beings, but are merely parts of individual genetic human beings. Having haploid chromosomes, they each have only half of the chromosomes needed to make a human being, whereas all other cells of the body (except erythrocytes—red blood cells) have diploid chromosomes. The gametes (sperm and unfertilized egg) do not contain the whole DNA code for a human. They cannot survive on their own; they have no more life than any other cell.

At conception, when the sperm and ova fuse, they each cease to exist. They have formed something new, a zygote, which possesses self-sustaining life such as all life-forms have. A zygote is an individual genetic human being; the sperm and ova are not.

You need to learn to discern between living tissue and a living organism.
As stated, the zygote is an individual genetic human being, not a part of
the mother's body. This is where human life begins.

The only question is when you as an individual decide that that life has value.
This is where a bunch of folks want to play God.

Shout out to dsapsis and Papa, which of you cares to disagree with what I quoted above?
The science says human life begins with the zygote, right or wrong?

 

People understand the science. It is choosing a specific definition to attach to science where opinion comes into it. Getting everyone to agree to the definition of "a human being" or "human life" is the problem. I think most people would agree that a zygote is a form of human life. Where they generally do not agree that it is a human being.

It is not understanding the science that causes the difference of opinion on the definition. That is why this will always be argued infinity, because the two sides don't agree on the definition and they never will.

 

Life begins at conception.
"Development of the embryo begins at Stage 1 when a sperm fertilizes an oocyte and together they form a zygote." "Human development begins after the union of male and female gametes or germ cells during a process known as fertilization (conception).

 

Ah, but is an embryo a human being? On this there is not agreement.
Does "Human development" mean a human that is developing or something that will develop into a human being? On this there is not agreement.

As stated above it all comes down to the definitions.

 

It’s life. Nothing more to qualify beyond this. It’s life.

 

You should read the post where I defined a actual human person and it's irrelevance to discussing when a human life begin or you could go on ranting about how "I don't seem to understand." Or do you want to discuss the stupidity of how an apple is not a human? Or you could point to when I have lamented about changing your mind. None of which addresses the point of the discussion of when human life begins.

Liar
So how do you feel about cats?
Have you ever stolen anything?

 

So is an appendix , so is cancer, and so is tissue that becomes a hole in your earlobe (or lip or where ever you want to be pierced), but those are discarded.

 

So? It still does not change the fact that life begins at conception and abortion kills a life. Everything else you stated doesn’t change this.