Three plaintiffs testified about the trauma they experienced carrying nonviable pregnancies.

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    Women in the U.S. now have fewer rights to their bodies than do corpses. So, unfortunately no, we aren’t worth the same as another human life or even a human death for that matter.

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        Nothing hard about it, to have individual rights one must first be an individual. If you don’t understand the word individual pick up a dictionary.

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            You can “truly believe” that the sky is falling too. Doesnt stop you from being wrong because you lack the basic understanding of the concepts.

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            You missed the bit about reading the dictionary. Something that has never been detached is not individual. Your problem is a literacy one.

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                That’s called cherry picking. It’s intellectually disingenuous, not that you’d understand that concept given your displayed levels of reading comprehension, but ignoring the core definitions of the word to play gotcha games with a secondary definition of ‘person’ which you are also intentionally misrepresenting the definition of doesn’t make you right, it just reinforces that your intentionally malicious attempts to circumvent agreed upon language conventions and collective are necessary for you to even pretend like you have a leg to stand on in the conversation.

                You literally cannot hold or present your position without first bastardising any attempt to communicate in good faith by arbitrarily redefining words.

                In other words, you’ve proven yourself either disingenuous or stupid, which one comes down to your actual cognizance of your actions.

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                    You’re doing it again, if you can’t foster understanding you fail at the basis of communication and the reasoning for using a set of agreed upon definitions for delivering and interpreting conceptual ideas. I get it, you can’t participate in good faith communication because you lack the education and comprehension of how to participate in good faith communication.

                    Maybe next time try to internalise the definition being presented to you instead of disingenuously and intentionally misrepresenting agreed upon primary definitions of words.

                    I don’t see any reason to repeat myself, if you can’t communicate in good faith then your ideas aren’t worth listening to.