Post by Cody™ on Jan 23, 2019 0:55:58 GMT
You did? I didn't notice, but then again, I hadn't looked over your comments all that carefully.
Now that you say this, I went back and looked again.
I still don't see anything that seems even close to what I said. (Maybe you could quote for me what you are referring to.)
It was on much older separate thread where he used an almost identical analogy.
Found it:
So what? Many parasites enter our bodies as a result of decisions we make. If I get infected by Leishmania parasites, should the correct response be "tough titty, you chose to play in a sand pit so you have to take responsibility and let them grow there"? Of course not.
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Leishmania parasites are not human, a fetus is. Separate species. The fetus and the “host” share DNA. Basically a fetus belongs in the “host”. A parasite is merely invading