miloice
Well-Known Member
"wonder if u guys abstain from tamago, half-boiled eggs, fish-roe, quail's eggs etc etc... Yeah, the chick has not been formed yet, nor the fish... "
Why should we? Are you feeling guilty for the pig or cow u r eating daily? Or the amount of 'life' our body naturally kill to remain healthy? Or are you a cannibal or something and wanting to cook some human?
This analogy is totally inappropriate. It probably has more relevance if you want to be a vegetarian. I'm talking about a pregnancy here. Another human in the making that is terminated because the parent don't want and allow the baby to be granted its life. I mentioned clearly it should be a question of capability and not what you want. We want many things in life but each comes with the consequence. The consequences is already here. She is pregnant, a life is formed. Her flesh and blood. We cannot reverse that. It already happens.
You don't tell the judge to let you go after committing crimes and expect to go free. Neither do we get a scapegoat to bear our consequences. There is no right or wrong? Not quite in this case. There could be reasons to make it understandable and difficult. But shifting our consequences away to others isn't the right thing to do. You know it too.
Why should we? Are you feeling guilty for the pig or cow u r eating daily? Or the amount of 'life' our body naturally kill to remain healthy? Or are you a cannibal or something and wanting to cook some human?
This analogy is totally inappropriate. It probably has more relevance if you want to be a vegetarian. I'm talking about a pregnancy here. Another human in the making that is terminated because the parent don't want and allow the baby to be granted its life. I mentioned clearly it should be a question of capability and not what you want. We want many things in life but each comes with the consequence. The consequences is already here. She is pregnant, a life is formed. Her flesh and blood. We cannot reverse that. It already happens.
You don't tell the judge to let you go after committing crimes and expect to go free. Neither do we get a scapegoat to bear our consequences. There is no right or wrong? Not quite in this case. There could be reasons to make it understandable and difficult. But shifting our consequences away to others isn't the right thing to do. You know it too.