>>91931
You can remove a him by either providing means to get out or by forcefully taking him out yourself without applying violence, i.e. if you invite someone in your home you can point to the door or take him there yourself so that he doesn't "wonder" around for a while. If he resists your way of eviction to the similar place he came from he's committing aggression. Fetus cannot remove itself, therefore offering it to remove itself is pointless so you can remove it forcefully, especially since it's existence is inherently dangerous to your health. Do you take responsibility to take a beating from your guests when you offer them to go in your house as well? Your moralfag position is stupid even from it's own standpoint, and it has no place in reality even it a moral position could ever be consistent without discarding reality completely.
> If only sane, conscious adults (which is more or less a subjective status) have agency over their lives
It's not about some rights, we've already discussed it in previous thread. It's about contracts. You can get your ass handed to you by anyone who has a gun if you try to say this stupid shit in ancap unless you're protected by contract. A pile of shit can be more valuable and harder protected than your whole family because contract says so, and there's nothing you can do about it. How can one be so fucking stupid to return to morality to discuss such shit when you have an entire ideology based on objective view of actions, practices and decisions and not morals, dreams and intentions?
>>91942
>You don't need to have willed your innocence to be innocent.
You have to be an actor to be judged and not just described. A fetus is an object and so it's pointless to try to find "guilt" or "innocence" in it.
>An unborn child is a human; its past and potential future are fundamentally different to a trees; judging everything in the moment would create absurd conclusion.
An unborn fetus is not human in any sense other than biological organism, it's past is irrelevant because it's parent's decisions are not about him and he's an accident and it's future's irrelevant because it's in question if it's got to have one and you can only speculate on it.
>judging everything in the moment would create absurd conclusion.
Scared moralistic whining. If you are capable of providing argument, then do it, faggot. if something is ought to be upheld it can be set in a contract so it's viable at any moment, while things that were not but are important do leave their remains in reality and if they don't - they didn't involve enough objects to be important objectively.