“Why are the babies in that car seat more valuable to you than a baby in the womb?”
Why is a grown women’s life less valuable to you than a baby in her womb?
“Why is a grown women’s life less valuable to you than a baby in her womb?”
Both lives have equal value. It is wrong to choose one life over another. God makes those decisions, not us.
You are the one saying that one life has less value than the other. You present the idea that we should make that decision instead of God.
But when the practical implication of that is recognized - that under that rubric a four cell embryo is EXACTLY as much as a person as a ten year old girl, with all of the same rights, it's obvious that nobody REALLY believes that (and it's a position that is utterly unsellable to the electorate.)
I'll give you an even easier thought experiment - there's a box of 10,000 frozen embryos in front of you, and a 10 year old girl. If you don't choose which one lives, ALL are killed. If you choose, either the box of embryos, or the girl is shot with a 12-guage shotgun.
You're choosing to save the 10,000 embryos? Seriously?
“Why is a grown women’s life less valuable to you than a baby in her womb?”
The Constitution says that they are equal.