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Some people try to split the difference on abortion by saying that the unborn should be protected after "viability" but not before it.(Brief article)
Some people try to split the difference on abortion by saying that the unborn should be protected after "viability" but not before it. This rule wouldn't make much sense: Early-stage fetuses require congenial environments to survive and thus are not "viable," but the same is true of newborns and toddlers. The "viability" standard also ...
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