I do think there is a clear consensus that if somebody is lying unconscious in a hospital bed and they have a heartbeat and a brain wave they are a human being.
Tom McClintock: “I do think there is a clear consensus that if somebody is lying unconscious in a hospital bed and they have a heartbeat…”
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McClintock argues that human rights should apply from the moment of a heartbeat.
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