Slavery was pro-choice. Why was it outlawed?

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  1. SpaceCricket79

    SpaceCricket79 New Member Past Donor

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    Science defines understandably that brain activity begins at a certain point in the pregnancy

    You used a fundamentalist website as a source.
     
  2. Fugazi

    Fugazi New Member Past Donor

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    considering I never even mentioned brain activity your strawman is noted.

    Nope, I used it to show that the person I was responding to is at odds with the very people they relate to.
     
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    Slaves in most cases were not paid for their labors, plus many of them lived in squalid inhumane conditions. Society decided to change it. Just like Roe vs. Wade; society decided to change it with the help of SCOTUS. If society decides to reverse it, they will do it.
     

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