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Originally Posted by Schneed10
And I hear you say that liberty and freedom come before your own personal conservative beliefs on the issue. I agree that freedom should be at the very core of every law we make in the United States.
But the question is which freedom supersedes the other here? Which is more important, the mother's freedom to do what she pleases with her body, or the "fertilized egg's" freedom to follow nature's course and be born into the world to pusue life and all its joys without being stopped?
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The freedom of the mother supersedes that of the embryo. I would have to violate her rights in order to protect the embryo.
As for your future value argument, I don't buy it. You could argue the world would have been better of if Hitler was aborted.