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Firecat15 ♀️ [27208013] [2013-06-24 13:45:48 +0000 UTC] "Be afraid. Be very afraid." (United States)

# Statistics

Favourites: 37; Deviations: 37; Watchers: 28

Watching: 27; Pageviews: 16740; Comments Made: 8788; Friends: 27

# Interests

Favorite movies: Kung Fu Panda movies, Ice Ace movies, Lion King movies, Moana
Favorite bands / musical artists: The Cheetah Girls, Taylor Swift(pre-Red), America, Celtic Woman
Favorite books: The Bible
Tools of the Trade: Computer, pencils, my brain
Other Interests: Christianity, Chinese culture, animal rights

# Comments

Comments: 304

SeekHim [2019-08-06 23:54:18 +0000 UTC]

Listen there’s something important that I’m trying to raise awareness on.

Could you please check out this journal entry I posted? I'd appreciate it.

And spread the word if you can

 

fav.me/d5lfcqo

 

GOD bless

John 3:16

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Firecat15 In reply to SeekHim [2019-08-07 00:05:01 +0000 UTC]

Yes, that's awful. 

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ZekeEugene [2018-02-08 09:38:57 +0000 UTC]

I honestly do not understand why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

Because in early-term, the zygote, embryo, and early-term fetus are NOT sentient.

Also, in late-term, even though the late-term fetus is sentient, the ONLY three times where late-term abortion is legal and morally acceptable are these three cases:

  • Because in rare cases when a late-term fetus/actual unborn baby has some kind of fatal condition that will only lead to them dying a painful, horrible, and cruel death once they're born, then the most noble thing to do is to spare them that suffering. Additionally, being born is naturally supposed to be harmless (and in that context, by harmless I mean non-fatal) to the baby, for obvious reasons.
  • Because in rare cases when a late-term fetus/actual unborn baby is already dead for some reason before an abortion was performed and the woman's body cannot naturally miscarry them for whatever reason, then for obvious reasons it is literally pointless for the woman to carry an already dead late-term fetus/actual unborn baby let alone give birth to them in said rare cases where they are already dead.
  • Because in rare cases when a woman is literally dying due to pregnancy complications, it is completely pointless for a woman to literally sacrifice her own life simply to give birth because giving birth is an incredibly mundane thing for women to do since a great majority of women are capable of giving birth. Plus, giving birth is naturally supposed to be harmless (again, in regards to context, I mean non-fatal) to the mother, also for incredibly obvious reasons.
  • So, why would it have been a problem if I were aborted?

    Something that I apparently really should specify:.....because some people just do not get it.
    This deviation is meant for anybody who does not understand my now fully-restored self-confidence in my writing (albeit, it was still often a reasonably major amount of self-confidence to begin with despite the occasional absurd self-doubt that I was struggling with).
    Just to be clear, the main reason why I do not care at all about the idea of me being the one aborted is because someone else would have accomplished my achievements for me, particularly my accomplishments in writing fanfiction.
    Even if I were aborted, somebody else would have created the Boddy Brothers, most likely with different names. Somebody else would have created their backstories, most likely with only slight differences. Somebody else would have came up with their powers, abilities, skills, outfits, weapons, gadgets, and armor, most likely with at least a few differences. And somebody else would have came up with what their actions and choices would be, very likely wit

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    SpookWriter In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-05-04 05:28:28 +0000 UTC]

    Funny how I found this same copy paste comment on MY profile.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to SpookWriter [2018-05-04 06:04:41 +0000 UTC]

    Yeah, I admit, that was a bad habit of mine.

    But these days, I decided that from now on, I will NOT post comments like that any more.

    From now on, any future typing I do about abortion will ONLY be in my own journals and in my own deviations.

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    SpookWriter In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-05-07 02:59:04 +0000 UTC]

    Ok

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    ZekeEugene In reply to SpookWriter [2018-05-07 03:21:52 +0000 UTC]

    I apologize for pointlessly posting those comments on your profile.

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    SpookWriter In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-05-07 06:38:27 +0000 UTC]

    It’s all good fam. Thanks for being sincere.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to SpookWriter [2018-05-07 06:58:37 +0000 UTC]

    Sweet. You're welcome.

    Also, thank you for being forgiving too.

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    SpookWriter In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-05-13 03:47:53 +0000 UTC]

    Sure

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    ZekeEugene In reply to SpookWriter [2018-05-13 05:52:03 +0000 UTC]

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-11 02:29:18 +0000 UTC]

    You're wrong. Sentience begins at the moment of conception.

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    MadKingFroggy In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-16 11:32:50 +0000 UTC]

    Actually you're objectively, scientifically and provably wrong. Talk to an unbiased doctor about brain development and you'd know that.

    Life begins at conception. But tumours are alive and human in DNA too, so life clearly isn't what's important. Sentience is what matters, and while it's good that you're focusing on that, it's absolutely ignorant of you to assume it begins at conception when in fact it doesn't.

    To be more precise, the neural plates that later form a brain do not form connections until 12 to 13 weeks in pregnancy.

    This is fact. I have researched this for years, talking with experts and doctors to gain an informed stance.

    Anyone who has actually done their research on pregnancy would know the following:

    A person definitely is 100% a person when they're born. That's not debatable.
    No mammal without a brain has been capable of thought. That's not debatable.

    At 13 weeks, the brain actually does develop in the foetus and is capable of some activity. Before that point it's not a brain, but merely a neural plate (essentially the blueprint for the brain, not an actual brain itself).

    At 20 weeks, the baby can actually be born and survive outside the womb
    , which means it's the earliest point of personhood by autonomy and not just thought alone.

    So the only part of pregnancy that personhood is debatable is between 13 weeks (the earliest point of proper brain formation and activity) and 21 weeks (the point of viability and earliest point a successful birth can take place).


    If you're one of those pro-lifers who argues that abortions before 13 weeks should be banned, you're completely insane and clearly don't know your facts or even worse, unwilling to listen to facts. To argue before week 13 means that you're in favour of technical humanity rather than personhood or sentience... which would justify the 'saving' of cancer cells that have human DNA or lab grown human cells, which clearly aren't people. 

    So to sum up:
    Personhood is only debatable between week 13 and week 20.

    Before week 12-13, there's no way it's a person as it's NOT sentient.
    After week 20, there's no way it's not capable of thought and awareness.

    I have just given you the facts. You are now informed on the matter. Do not insult yourself by continuing to comment such ignorant drivel. If you are going to talk about abortion, please would you kindly have the decency to use facts and not spout off factually wrong claims that are unsubstantiated.

    Have a nice day and hope this info helps.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to MadKingFroggy [2018-02-18 03:51:01 +0000 UTC]

    Thanks for helping out, pal.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-15 22:08:46 +0000 UTC]

    By the way, I forgot to mention that there is a fourth reason that is among the ONLY acceptable reasons why late-term abortions happen:

    4. Because some women CANNOT carry the baby safely at the risk of the late-term fetus' life (and yes, I know this is technically part of Case #2, but this still needs to be addressed.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-16 02:02:46 +0000 UTC]

    I see.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-16 02:09:46 +0000 UTC]

    That's great.

    And check American laws.

    In terms of abortion in America, late-term abortions are ONLY allowed for the four reasons that I already described. Nothing more, nothing less.

    Hey, at least we agree that late-term abortions that are NOT for the four reasons listed are wrong.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-11 04:21:23 +0000 UTC]

    Not really.

    You see, late-term fetuses (aka the ONLY true unborn babies) can respond to things and learn things.
    Therefore, late-term fetuses ARE sentient.

    Early-term fetuses, embryo, zygotes, and gametes have NO such abilities.
    Therefore, early-term fetuses, embryos, zygotes, and gametes have NO sentience whatsoever.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-11 18:38:32 +0000 UTC]

    Well, no offense but you obviously aren't a religious person.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-11 21:23:34 +0000 UTC]

    Actually, I am a Polythiest. More specifically, I worship the Gods of the Ancient Filipino Pantheon.

    But either way, even if I were Christian, or any other form of Monotheism for that matter, I would still be Pro-Neutral about abortion.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-11 23:04:15 +0000 UTC]

    I can tell you that you're very wrong.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-11 23:17:41 +0000 UTC]

    Fair enough.

    I simply do not understand why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

    And even if I were a Christian or any other Monotheist for that matter, I still would not understand why such a thing would have been a problem.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 00:09:09 +0000 UTC]

    Well, do you even wish to be alive?

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 00:23:58 +0000 UTC]

    Yes, I wish to be alive and I'm glad to be alive, but I just don't understand why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

    And that's because of the reasons that I already explained earlier.
    Early-term fetuses, embryos, zygotes, and gametes have NO sentience what-so-ever, and late-term fetuses are ONLY allowed to be aborted for three exceptions: If the fetus already died by miscarriage and the woman can't get rid of it naturally for some reason, if the woman is slowly dying due to pregnancy complications, or if the fetus has a fatal condition that will only result in his/her death when they are born.
    Therefore, there's NO reason why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 02:27:08 +0000 UTC]

    If you were aborted, you wouldn't be enjoying all the things that have come to you that you like so much.

    There's plenty of evidence to show that you're wrong. For one thing, an unborn baby's heart starts beating at around 18 weeks AT THE LATEST, if not earlier. Limbs, eyes, skin, bones, the ability to move, and even the ability to feel pain form very early in gestation, too. How could all those be true without sentience?

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 03:05:37 +0000 UTC]

    That does NOT matter, because of the same reasons that I explained beforeas NEITHER of those equal sentience, the ability to move, and the ability to feel pain.

    Heartbeat and the formation of limbs, eyes, skin, and bones are IRRELEVANT, because neither of those equal sentience, the ability to feel pain, and the ability to move.
    Sentience, the ability to feel pain, and the ability to move all ONLY start at late-term.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 03:28:25 +0000 UTC]

    My patience is wearing thin.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 03:32:24 +0000 UTC]

    And because sentience only starts at late-term, I still do not understand why it would have been a problem if I were aborted.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 04:37:10 +0000 UTC]

    How many times do I have to tell you sentience begins at the moment of conception?

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 04:48:03 +0000 UTC]

    Since early-term fetuses, embryos, zygotes, and gametes do NOT have the abilities to feel pain, NOR move, NOR respond to things, NOR learn things, sentience therefore does NOT start at the moment of conception.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 16:37:09 +0000 UTC]

    Well, it breaks my heart to say this, but it's obvious you're nothing but an un-Christian baby-killing supporter.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 18:59:27 +0000 UTC]

    Actually, I am Pro-Neutral when it comes to abortion.

    Meaning that I believe that there is a solution that can help both Pro-Choicers and Pro-Lifers alike.

    And this is my theory that I think can help both sides of the abortion debate:
    A theory for a solution that could work........to save both the woman and the late-term fetus/the actual unborn baby. It could work as a way for Pro-Choicers AND Pro-Lifers to compromise:Step 1: C-Section.
    Step 2: Life-Saving Surgery to keep both the mother and the baby alive.
    Step 3: Blood Donations (can either be relatives with the same blood type or strangers with the same blood type) for both the mother and the baby, once again, to keep them both alive.
    Step 4: Some kind of new and special machine to keep the baby alive. (For example, an improved version of this technology: http://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2017/04/25/525044286/scientists-create-artificial-womb-that-could-help-prematurely-born-babies.)
    If this theory is successful, then both the baby AND the woman would be saved.
    Just to be clear, I am still Pro-Neutral/Pro-Apathy ever since October 9 of 2016, but I am suggesting this theory as a compromise that could benefit both Pro-Choicers AND Pro-Lifers alike.
    I still ultimately do not care about abortion itself

    Phase 2 of my Pro-Neutral/Pro-Apathy theory:This is a continuation of my theory for an idea to help both Pro-Lifers and Pro-Choicers alike by preserving the lives of both the late-term fetus aka the ONLY true unborn baby and the woman:
    Step 1: Allowing pregnant women at late-term pregnancy to have easy access to any sort of help to help (counselling, support groups, painkillers, etc.) in order to help pregnant women at late-term pregnancy get through with their pregnancy if they want to have a baby, or to cope with their late-term pregnancy if they do not want to raise the child. If the woman does not want to give birth to a baby and the pregnancy is at late-term and/or if the woman is dying due to pregnancy complications, then the methods in Part 1 (A theory for a solution that could work....) will be used.Step 2: Improve adoption facilities to take good care of the kids with more effort and resources. Add precautions to ensure

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-13 02:18:03 +0000 UTC]

    Fair enough

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-13 02:31:29 +0000 UTC]

    Thank you for being civil in this discussion.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-13 17:30:37 +0000 UTC]

    And thank you for not being 100% pro-baby-killing.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-13 20:35:14 +0000 UTC]

    Fair enough.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 03:30:36 +0000 UTC]

    I'm just explaining to you the truth about abortion, and why that should be the VERY LEAST of our concerns.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 04:45:38 +0000 UTC]

    You're wrong, again.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 04:52:44 +0000 UTC]

    Actually, I am right.

    Because sentience, the ability to feel pain, the ability to move, the ability to learn, and the ability to respond to things ONLY start at late-term.

    Heartbeat and body parts forming are still irrelevant next to the traits listed above, because NEITHER heartbeat NOR body parts forming equal sentience, the ability to feel pain, the ability to learn, the ability to respond, and the ability to move.

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    Firecat15 In reply to ZekeEugene [2018-02-12 16:36:31 +0000 UTC]

    No you're not. We've been through this already.

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    ZekeEugene In reply to Firecat15 [2018-02-12 18:52:39 +0000 UTC]

    Fair enough.

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    AgentOfTheMessiah [2018-01-11 19:40:46 +0000 UTC]

    Hey, it's me! Tailsmo4ever! 

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    Firecat15 In reply to AgentOfTheMessiah [2018-01-12 22:37:25 +0000 UTC]

    It's you??

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    AgentOfTheMessiah In reply to Firecat15 [2018-01-12 23:33:23 +0000 UTC]

    Yes its me!

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    Firecat15 In reply to AgentOfTheMessiah [2018-01-13 03:10:45 +0000 UTC]

    What happened?

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    AgentOfTheMessiah In reply to Firecat15 [2018-01-13 18:57:36 +0000 UTC]

    Let's just say somethings went "hot" at the moment..... I don't really want to discuss about it but I'm back and still in business! 

    Especially for the KFP: Phoenix Rising!

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    Firecat15 In reply to AgentOfTheMessiah [2018-01-14 03:03:01 +0000 UTC]

    So what have you accomplished?

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    Truth-lover3712 [2017-12-22 00:52:38 +0000 UTC]

    G'day.

    Just to your reply saying you have the same beliefs as I do;
    I'm asking this out of precaution, what exactly do you belief?

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    Firecat15 In reply to Truth-lover3712 [2017-12-22 02:14:30 +0000 UTC]

    Simple-Jesus is the only begotten son of our immortal, omnipotent God, who came to this world to pay the price of our sin so we wouldn't have to ourselves, since He selflessly loves us, and whoever believes in this truth and stays faithful to the Way of Christ all their days will never perish but live for all eternity!

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    Truth-lover3712 In reply to Firecat15 [2017-12-22 04:52:02 +0000 UTC]

    Ah yeah.

    So, what if someone believes in Christ but is not always faithful to the Way of Christ?

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