Excerpt from a YouTube video by Rylee Meek arguing that visibility influences perceived moral value: the speaker compares a hypothetical scene of mothers killing two-year-olds with the reality of abortion of a six-week gestation fetus, claiming there is "zero difference in value" between the toddler and the six-week fetus and that lack of visibility (movement, sound) reduces emotional care and protection.
Imagine, dude, if there were a, a place where mothers are taking their two year old to go kill their two year old. If there weren't a thousand Christians there that were saying, this is wicked, don't kill your toddler. What is the difference in value between a toddler and a six week gestation baby that's just starting to get a heartbeat? Zero difference in value there. But it's an emotional because we don't see the baby and we don't see the, you know, it's not making the noise and it's not moving because we don't see the baby. It, there's a different, different level of, of care ultimately for the rights of that child.
