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Re:Florida lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being il... by rhaway84773 on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @02:01PM (#34900861)
Children so have rights. Some of them are restricted. But even then you wouldn’t throw a child into prison for a crime committed by their parents.
Re:Florida lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being il... by chitowneats on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @02:04PM (#34900914)
If the child would die without the parent you would. Maybe not for petty crimes, but if the parent is a murderer they need to be in prison. If they are in prison, the fetus needs to be in prison to escape death.
Re:Florida lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being il... by danaris on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @02:55PM (#34901674)
No, we don't do that. Most children would die without some kind of care, but we don't put them in prison if their parents are criminals. We make sure they are cared for by someone else.

(The systems for that are in terrible shape too, but that's a separate issue.)

Re:Florida lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being il... by chitowneats on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @08:14PM (#34905511)
Right. We place them with other adults such as grandparents, aunts/uncles, foster care, etc. I fail to see how this would work for fetuses.
Re:Florida lawyer argues pregnant inmate’s fetus is being il... by orbital223 on Wednesday February 22, 2023 @03:49PM (#34902486)
> Children do have rights. Some of them are restricted.

Exactly, therefore the claim in OP that "They can't claim a fucking fetus is a person and then not give it rights." isn't really sound. Our legal systems already claim that some beings (children in this example) are persons but that they aren't entitled to the full range of rights that adults enjoy.

Please do note that I'm not trying to argue any related issues (such as the legality of abortions), just that claim made by OP.