Well let's dissect that. shall we. IC, I am going to insist you discuss "choice". Let us find out how you judge like scenarios.Immanuel Can wrote: ↑Sat Nov 29, 2025 4:20 pm It's not intended to give people "choice." Choice is already fully had at the choice of sexual activity and of conception of a child.
a) You chose to get in a car. You do know that there is some probability you will be involved in an accident causing you serious injury/death.
Do you say "you have chosen serious injury/death"?
Does the fact that the possibility not on your mind when you chose to get into the car matter?
Does the probability of the accident vs safe tripmatter?
b) You choose to get into a car to make a trip rather than an airplane because of fear of a fatal air accident.
Have you chosen the risky way to travel? (in fact, death/person miles is greater for cars than airplanes)
c) You engage is a dangerous recreational activity like shy diving, running class 6 rapids in a canoe/kayak, free climbing, etc.
Have you chosen serious injury/death (if that is what happens)
d) AND MOST IMPORTANT --- if your answers to these appear inconsistent with your "choice of sex implies choice of pregnancy" WHY
PS -- If you think I am being unfair asking you to respond to like situation, well that is exactly how we discuss ethics.