As long as they aren't just being given the same test later.

-People aren't buying toilet paper to fight the virus, obviously.
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-Yes, panic buying is bad and selfish, but not insane. There's an obvious rationality to it, as detrimental as it is.
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-Presumably, the bags might help like those plastic face-shields heath care workers use, there's at least a rational idea there. If you suffocate from it I agree with you though. The guy in the pink stuff looks very stupid.
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-Is this happening to any great extent? Definitely on the insane side of things if it is
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-I agree, but this is obviously an easy mistake as a result of ignorance, not insanity.
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-Same as the second point.
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-Haven't actually heard of this happening much, but still seems more like general ignorance rather than a lack of reason and rationality. Could be, though.

A human is a being that is the same species as me.
I think that serves as an answer to both of you.

@xdmaniac
"If it cant think its not a person. I dont know how thats not settled."
What makes you think its settled? Do you think everyone holds that same definition and standard of what a person is?
Regardless, I think its immoral to kill a human being, not necessarily a person by your definition, and I think a human is formed at conception.
"What makes them different from your average animal or even a human?"
The difference is they aren't human.
@parisqeen
I just think abortion is immoral because I think it's immoral to kill a human.

If the scenario presents a significant mortal risk to the mother, then that creates a moral grey area where I'm at least okay with abortion not being banned for said scenario.
"Without sentience, there is no person."
This is not in any way a philosophically settled subject.
Also, for the record, I'm a fairly staunch atheist.

Is there a significantly greater risk to the mother because she is so young?

Huh. Interesting.

I don't see why that would make it an intrinsic part of "you" in this example.