If babies could talk in the womb around 6 months, would it change your view of their rights to life?

[lightbulb27]

"Hey momma... hey... momma... peanut good... yummmy...".

"Daddy... daddy..."

"Dr... no... no poky me!!!"

Real basic stuff like that... not very loud, little squeeky baby voice... just enough with stethescope you could hear them and you know what's going on.

How you like that tofu and rice last night.. just wait til you get some tempura shrimp!

It would change my view

No, no change of view

Other

[Ez-Bri-Z_v2]

Who's getting abortions at the 6 month mark unless the pregnancy isn't viable or a medical danger to both the mother and child anyway?

Now if a fetus was developed enough at the 6 WEEK mark to be able to do that, then sure, I'm betting more people would change their minds.

[Agape93]

Nope because the ability to talk doesn't give them knowledge or context of the world. Even if it did, who cares? They don't get to override the woman's rights

[888theGreat]

Well a soul is created as soon as Spern hits the egg. I think they would say "I wanna Live" or "Give me a chance!"

[lightbulb27]

That is a great viewpoint actually. I tried to be reasonable about the vocal and brain development aspect. But reality is, the life IS talking from the moment they start... at a cellular level.

[888theGreat]

yay mho

[NathanDavis]

my baby better be like...

https://www.youtube.com/embed/SQNtGoM3FVU

[lightbulb27]

Whew... that's meaty music!!

[AI Opinion]

If babies could talk in the womb, many people would probably start viewing them more as little persons with feelings and preferences, rather than just “developing fetuses.”

Hearing a tiny voice react to food or discomfort, like during a medical exam, would emotionally humanize them and likely strengthen arguments for protecting their lives and experiences earlier in pregnancy.

[Nikki1989]

No, no change of view regardless.

[loveyouoak]

No, no change of view