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There should be a scientific study to determine when life begins, you can try fetal reaction and do things like train in the womb. That would settle it when it's woman body vs baby's body.[/quote]
It’s called birth. [/quote]
A million times this.

Mic drop.[/quote]

Lol the problem is you can deliver prematurely and it can be viable. So it's not that simple , we need a scientific study to conclude it and then move on.[/quote]

Delivering a baby is giving birth.[/quote]

so birth isn't a good measure of when life begins[/quote]

Babies delivered prematurely that live, in almost all cases are past 24 weeks gestation. No one is choosing to get an abortion at that point unless the baby has a medical problem that would be severely disabling or fatal.[/quote]

Using terms like no one is not useful let's get back to science[/quote]
Yes, and the science is that no one is getting an abortion at that point because they want to.
[quote=Anonymous]Abortions occurring at or after 21 weeks gestation are rare. According to the CDC’s Abortion Surveillance Data, the vast majority of abortions (91%) occur at or before 13 weeks gestation, while 7.7% occur from weeks 14 to 20 gestation, and just 1.2% of abortions are performed at or after 21 weeks.[/quote]

https://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/fact-sheet/abortions-later-in-pregnancy/

1.2%.

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