JustPearlyThings - April 06, 2023


She COULD Not Accept THIS


Episode Stats

Length

8 minutes

Words per Minute

183.7036

Word Count

1,618

Sentence Count

1

Misogynist Sentences

3

Hate Speech Sentences

5


Summary

In this episode, we discuss the controversial topic of abortion, and the pros and cons of pro-life vs. pro-choice regarding abortion. Is it still illegal to have a child at conception? How long should it be legal to carry a child to term? What is the difference between a fetus and a child, and what are the differences between the two?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 um yeah so personally i think obviously let's get the facts out there that obviously it is murder
00:00:04.880 right killing an unborn child is still murder um and obviously it is a separate person like
00:00:11.900 people think oh it's my child um or it's my partner's child but actually it's a separate
00:00:16.220 person um so yeah like it is a fact however we have a free will and we have a choice no matter
00:00:22.540 what people say no matter what they do we still have a choice no one can change us not god not
00:00:28.400 devil we can only change ourselves and we have that free will so whatever we decide it should
00:00:33.060 be our choice okay um what about you two um so you're talking to me um i feel like like any
00:00:42.420 challenge you have to be ready for it if you're not ready for it then the results may go ways that
00:00:49.740 you can't even anticipate so i feel like the circumstances that people are in before they
00:00:55.980 have a child should be taken into account heavily when making such decisions
00:01:00.340 um just the same kind of i don't think you should bring a child into a situation if they're going
00:01:08.000 to be resented or unwanted um okay like just a quick question for my own self that's just been
00:01:15.580 triggered is like is it still classified as a human being when it can't breathe on its own
00:01:20.060 um i mean i think that depends who you ask yeah but like scientifically like if you can't take your
00:01:27.300 own breath is it still classified i can share the science oh god yeah go ahead go ahead um well from
00:01:35.040 the from the point of fertilization when the sperm and the egg meet that's scientifically the beginning
00:01:40.700 of a new human being start so that's when we all our lives all began and then you just need time
00:01:46.700 to grow into a more you know adult version of yourself so that is when life begins so is it
00:01:53.240 still classified even though you're not dependent on your own 90 90 of um scientists say that life
00:01:59.320 begins at conception um so i'm curious um okay so for the people that are pro-life so one two three
00:02:08.140 this good mixed panel today when do you so would you guys say that abortion should be outlawed
00:02:13.840 completely completely you would say yeah if you see me if you say yes raise your hand
00:02:19.420 you think it should be outlawed completely okay for the people that are pro-choice um when how long
00:02:25.380 up to abortion like should abortion be legal to tell um up to birth up to six months up to three months
00:02:31.840 or if you have a different number but those are the three most common answers i seem to get go ahead
00:02:37.760 i mean of course not up until the day that you're like gonna give birth but i think the day that
00:02:44.020 it's at now what is it like 24 weeks or something yeah you guys have six months also six months yeah
00:02:49.460 i think you know that the doctors and people are saying six months is okay then i think six months
00:02:56.300 is okay okay i mean personally i wouldn't have one you know six months i would try and get as done as
00:03:01.460 early as possible but you know six months then that's six months okay at what point does it for
00:03:07.400 like maybe this is just my lack of knowledge but at what point does it form into from a fetus
00:03:14.080 to an actual being like where is the form of the brain and like where is the form of the heart
00:03:19.840 like where does that actual scientific process like uh transform you know yeah you know this right
00:03:27.200 um well i mean development is an ongoing process right so actually the heart starts beating at
00:03:33.320 around 21 days um and so a lot of women don't even know they're pregnant then um and the brain waves
00:03:41.180 uh around six weeks at eight weeks uh the baby actually has um the 90 of the same organs that we
00:03:49.940 that we have as adults so it's actually very surprising wait wait say that again the eight weeks
00:03:56.960 from fertilization so eight weeks if you think about it most women find out they're pregnant
00:04:02.340 you know maybe they miss their period and they find out five six six weeks or something i don't even
00:04:07.100 know that so eight weeks that baby that or that embryo has um yeah has 90 of the same organs that you
00:04:16.480 and i have at what point do we stop like where's the transformation from like embryo to fetus to baby
00:04:22.580 i mean these are just names so these are just scientific terms so um the word fetus just means
00:04:28.460 little one in latin and that is from nine weeks we call it an embryo from the first point it's called a
00:04:36.440 zygote then we call it an embryo up to um eight weeks and then from nine weeks onwards it's referred
00:04:43.240 to as a fetus when that baby when that child's born it's now a baby then it becomes a toddler then it
00:04:50.360 becomes you know child teenager adult these are just stages of development they don't say whether
00:04:55.640 we're you know how valuable we are we don't say you know that a teenager is more valuable than a
00:05:02.380 toddler simply because it's older because it breathes for itself well a toddler breathes for itself doesn't
00:05:08.340 it yeah so i'm saying that a teenager is not more valuable than it's an embryo doesn't breathe for
00:05:13.700 itself right it's required someone else's breath to survive is that when you think that life
00:05:18.620 conception like so at birth i'm kind of unpacking this as we go which is kind of interesting
00:05:23.560 actually it's something that um i don't know your name which is cas something that cas said was like
00:05:31.080 oh hang on a second like at what point is it actually still dependent on like my breath to
00:05:37.780 survive like is it's not its own is it a human like it made me think is it a human being yet because it's
00:05:43.680 not actually being on its own it has to breathe through me it requires everything from when i say
00:05:48.660 me i'm referring to uh the female reproductive organs like it's not being its own human at that
00:05:56.260 point it has to breathe through me and that got me really thinking about the actual stages of this
00:06:01.780 process because i'm just thinking like that argument then you could abort it like a couple days before
00:06:06.900 you give birth which which i i don't know about you i think we'd agree that's that's a little late
00:06:13.520 yeah you know i mean i would agree with you yeah yeah and so um yeah that's that if we go by the breath
00:06:20.260 argument um but do you have any memories anyone in the room of eight weeks old because you're saying
00:06:26.740 oh eight weeks it's breathing at three weeks it's breathing because i mean i don't have any i don't have any
00:06:31.620 memories before the age of like five but i hope they didn't kill me at four um what about like
00:06:40.800 medical issues like what's your opinion on that like if a doctor said to like a mother like your
00:06:46.640 child's severely disabled that's not going to have a good quality of life like they have a chance of
00:06:52.900 dying before they even reach a certain age like what's your opinion on that yeah i mean these these are
00:06:58.500 real challenges and real hard issues for any parent to have to go go through um but we i'd ask ask you
00:07:06.020 you know let's say i i'm pregnant and then i have i have a child and my child's disabled you know my
00:07:12.820 child is born and i find that my child's disabled can i kill my child once it's born well i mean
00:07:18.960 obviously not but well why not why not if it's disabled it's it's not going to have a good quality
00:07:24.380 of life is it yeah but at that point it's already been born i mean you're not just going to kill your
00:07:28.920 child because once it's been born it's disabled but so what's the difference between that born child
00:07:35.420 and that unborn child well i don't think abortion's murder so that's my opinion on it so so so so then
00:07:43.180 your so your issue is not necessarily about disability it's about um choice yeah so i was just saying like
00:07:49.900 if they said you know some children live until like they're one they're two they're three if
00:07:55.600 they're really really disabled and they're going to be completely dependent on the parent for the
00:08:00.080 rest of their life and the doctor's saying you know they're going to be like really disabled would
00:08:04.940 you be would you still say to like a mother like don't get an abortion like carry on and you know birth
00:08:12.580 the child yeah i mean i don't think that the disabled people are less valuable or less human than
00:08:18.580 able-bodied people and whether i don't think they should be killed born or unborn because i think
00:08:25.320 science tells us that they're just as much human in the womb as they are outside of the womb as many
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