Comments by "Len" (@Len-jk4zi) on "How I Had an Abortion at Home in Texas | NYT Opinion" video.

  1.  @blakekeith4823  Just because you can afford a baby does not mean she can.
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  2.  @Patriot-hz8xk  Actually, this is what happens when young men are irresponsible.
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  3.  @Iserate  Any prosecutor in Texas.
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  4. It's a lot like what you went through when you were born. Remember that? Oh wait, no. Your mind didn't exist back then for you to feel it.
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  5. I'll take things that didn't happen for $500.
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  6. Nobody is glorifying abortion. It is an important and difficult decision for any woman to make, but they decide what they believe is best. That said, abortion isn't at all sad; it's pretty neutral. A life not beginning isn't a bad thing. We're in a suicide epidemic.
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  7.  @classicsinister1273  Whenever you say obvious things, why do you expect anyone to say anything more than "cool"? Condoms don't do what we need abortion for.
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  8.  @Angela-vy5ok  Why on Earth do you think they aren't?
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  9. I imagine it's just like what you went through when you were born; something you didn't even experience in the first place, and certainly don't remember.
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  10. Carelessness? We're overpopulated to the point that children can't even expect to see a doctor twice a month anymore. You're being wildly irresponsible by shaming people that are more careful than you.
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  11. Until I have access to medical care, you can stuff your moral values.
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  12. We will. And we'll get a lot more comfortable with the word "murder", too.
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  13. Sorry about the the troll.
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  14.  @leewest6241  If you're to force your ideology on me, I will force mine on you.
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  15. The pregnancy center did not help her, she had to help herself.
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  16. What outcome creates the most suffering? Decide that for yourself, then avoid it.
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  17. Why do you think that millions of women are so desperate to avoid becoming mothers? Why do you think that they'd rather abort than abandon their child?
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  18.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Your last comment to me disappeared. What I believe is right is right for me. I actually believe that it is cruel to give birth to a fetus if you cannot promise it a good future. I do not believe in "chance" as a good thing, as for every person that's living a good life there's ten that have left this world of their own accord.
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  19. Please do not follow Desiree Joy's advice. Childbirth is significantly more dangerous than an abortion by medication, with the death rate being over twice as high. Desiree is an incredibly manipulative individual, and is best ignored.
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  20. Or it could have been its' own pain and suffering. Seriously bud, children born these days will have less than their parents.
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  21. I imagine it's a lot like what I went through before I was born, absolutely nothing.
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  22. And she chose not to use her body to carry that pregnancy to term. She can make her own decisions.
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  23. That might work for somebody that's going to be single forever like yourself, but it won't work for healthy people. I'm sorry you're so unwanted.
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  24.  @SmackDabCola  Would you prefer emotional manipulation into an outcome that might be worse for everyone involved based on my personal beliefs, like I'm an anti-choicer?
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  25. This type of paranoia is worth suing the state over.
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  26. Women want the right to bodily autonomy and the responsibilities that come with it.
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  27.  @yourdad2917  Nope, that's not autonomy.
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  28. Keep your pants on. It's not their fault if you knock them up.
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  29. cringe
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  30. We tend not to unless we have to. That said, being birthed is a painful experience. None of us have any recollection of it, so fetuses do not feel pain in the same way that we do.
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  31. It is actually pretty difficult. Birth control always fails eventually.
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  32. Can you afford to raise a baby on minimum wage completely on your own? She did the right thing, and it's a shame you're being so manipulative. Most people cannot be a mother and achieve their dreams. Being a mother is already too expensive as it is.
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  33.  @stayathomemarine  I dunno where you're from, but being a mother costs money here.
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  34.  @andersbeth6786  There's something called failure rates and a dangerously high hormonal surge caused from using "morning after pills" on a regular basis.
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  35. Sorry bud, that's not something we have control over.
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  36.  @Noname-eu5uj  Simple and ineffective. "Protection" will eventually fail for just about everyone.
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  37. I would never want to be put up for adoption, so I'm very glad she didn't.
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  38. What is wrong with you?
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  39.  @classicsinister1273  Protection fails.
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  40. That goes against human nature.
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  41. Adoption is abandonment and I would never choose it.
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  42. What's your point? Are you saying we should swear off intimacy even when it's healthy for us?
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  43. Children bully other children by calling them adopted. Adoption is not a good thing, and I would HATE to be adopted. I would much rather be aborted. Labor is called labor for a reason; it's harmful to women's health and they have the right to protect their bodies from that harm. If you have no patience or sympathy for them, then they shouldn't pay you any heed and abort without hearing your selfish opinion.
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  44. Why do you think marriage would randomly make her more capable of raising a child? Spoiler alert: marriage doesn't change anything, it's contrived.
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  45. We do, and we will ignore the law if need be.
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  46.  @andersbeth6786  There are literally studies showing that fetuses cannot feel pain until after birth. Fetuses do not have experiences like you and I. " we would be quick to call it life" There's lots of life on Earth, so life isn't really the issue. The real issue is quality of life. "endure extreme pain of being chemically disolved in the womb or sucked through a vacuum grinder. " I grew out of your brand of extremism a long time ago. Women have the right to abort, plain and simple.
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  47. MisterIse is a catfish, please don't take anything they say to heart.
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  48.  @johnmachenzie1613  Who here is arguing in favor of mandatory child support? It certainly isn't my position. That said, your problem comes secondary to ours.
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  49.  @TheDakotaFrazier  To re-establish my beliefs, I believe that in order to give birth to another human, one is morally obligated to first ensure that it will not have a life-altering disability, will have significant opportunities to nurture hobbies and talents, as well as a relatively good shot at landing a career. All of the kids that "overcame obstacles" make up significantly less than the 99% that don't. I'm one of those 99%, and I do not believe that my suffering for your happiness is right. I absolutely would have taken that away from you because 1 in 100 is not an acceptable gamble for a child's future. "and people change" This is a shockingly rare occurrence. People grow, they typically don't change. "which would make “guaranteeing” anything impossible." But the moral duty to do so remains.
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  50.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  And when prevention fails, we need a cure.
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  51.  @Iserate  You're not considering abortion. Why do you think other women are so desperate to avoid becoming mothers?
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  52. The real travesty is that the world is so awful women don't want to have babies. Are you going to do anything about that, or are you going to make babies suffer without good reason?
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  53. No, you will.
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  54. She's a young woman, not a mother.
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  55.  @andrewpirr  Yes, it's frequently used as a way of exaggerating struggles one might have had.
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  56.  @Ven_Videos  I disagree, and I wouldn't mind being 'murdered" as a baby myself. I'd much rather be dead than hated.
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  57. If you don't like it, go to a corner of youtube that you do like.
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  58. No.
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  59. Why do you think they'd suddenly want a baby when they're married?
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  60. This is propaganda that I can get behind!
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  61. None of us are obsessed with death. We just have more respect for life than you do.
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  62.  @EmpressStar_103  You're aware that the failure rates for birth control assume correct use, are you not? There is no way you can blame women for unwanted pregnancies without making unfair assumptions based on information you don't have.
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  63. And you should be empowering them to do that. Stopping them is unrealistic and damaging to society.
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  64.  @_Atlas.  I've heard about it, it's not murder, though. Even if it was, people are willing to commit murder when it's what they have to do.
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  65. Hi, where do you live that protection is 100% effective?
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  66.  @goronguy10  Where do you live that abstinence is a "great technique"? It's destructive and comes at an incredibly high cost to your personal development and future, it's not worth it. Protection is not 100% effective, so there is no way to ensure you won't have to go through what this victim went through.
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  67.  @goronguy10  Hedonists are a class of people that are not going away. They deserve to exist and have good quality of life, just like you. That said, they're not the ones I'm arguing for. I'm arguing for the average person, that likes to have long-term relationships. The average person cannot have those and have them be healthy without intimacy. Instead, abortion should remain legal for those that need it when they need it, instead of discarding our entire livelihoods for somebody else's petty sense of morality. I love myself to know that I don't deserve to be alone. Your laws should not force me to be alone.
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  68. Most people can't have a baby and a career, especially not with their bank account looking like that. Are you insane?
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  69. The two of you have discarded your humanity long ago. Stop being disgusted at people that are more responsible than you.
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  70. Waaaah.... No, we're responsible adults. You're trapped in your fairy tales.
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  71.  @JordanPooIe  you're*
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  72. We're not interested in god or his blessings. We're interested in looking after ourselves in the world he abandoned.
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  73.  @colonelsanders5278  What's your IQ range? I can't afford to look after the unborn, I can only afford to look after myself, and barely.
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  74.  @dimitrispetridis62  Abandonment is not something most people can live with. An abortion is choosing not to allow a life to begin if it does not have a future. Convenience was never a part of the equation.
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  75. Abortion via medication is the safest form of abortion out there, and is far safer than childbirth. You are 18 times more likely to die giving birth with a team of doctors surrounding you than you are on your own after taking an abortion pill. You are more valuable than Grace Rykaczewski's deception, value yourself over her.
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  76. Up to typically means "up to and including". Disclaimer: I'm not a medical professional. Do googling and do not make decisions based on my comments or opinions.
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  77. Apparently, you love life, but not living things.
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  78. You're a monster.
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  79. Cool, I prefer The Legend of Zelda for my fantasy lore.
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  80. That's against the community guidelines, sweetie.
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  81. I'm afraid there were no other options in this case. A just society is a society that does not force their way of life on the unwilling or unready.
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  82. Why do you think women want to avoid becoming mothers to the point that they're willing to horrify you? They have no other choice. You can afford to be morally outraged, they can't.
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  83.  @Tara_thatonegirl  Welfare is not enough, abandonment is harmful and not an option. We're dealing with necessity, not convenience. We cannot afford to have children anymore.
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  84.  @Tara_thatonegirl  No-one has ever said that when they weren't caught red handed.
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  85.  @Tara_thatonegirl  You can't what? Only children say "I can't" as if it were a complete sentence.
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  86.  @verodeogloria4750  They'd be in a lot less pain if it was legal and they could receive proper care. So, why do you want to take their last option away from them?
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  87. You seem to mix up caring about quality of life with convenience. It's a common misconception for irresponsible adults that think giving birth is always the right answer, though.
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  88.  @LoneAlphaMaleWolf  She did the right thing by aborting. Your patience and sympathy are awfully misplaced if you don't think that adults in a struggling world deserve it.
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  89.  @vashmatrix5769  There's no such thing as objective morality. Morality is subjective in nature and the entire world has differing senses of morality from locale to locale, religion to religion, person to person. But anyone that thinks something as silly as "objective morality" exists doesn't care about anyone but themselves, and that is why they don't give others any consideration. Shame on you.
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  90.  @vashmatrix5769  Great, that applies to people that believe in it, making those people the subjects of that standard of morality. In the absence of your fairytales, the majority decides what is right and wrong. Sorry bud, you're selfish.
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  91. "gloves" fail.
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  92. It doesn't really matter what's in the constitution, now, does it?
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  93. Sorry, is "people that can't get pregnant" on her medical record? Because I'm pretty sure she's making the decision that's right for her. She has the right to take care of herself.
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  94. God will smile on them for doing the right thing.
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  95. Why are you assuming she didn't? I'm less concerned about an innocent baby and more concerned about this innocent woman.
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  96.  @Iserate  Sure thing, catfish.
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  97. If it's in my body, then it had better get out before I remove it on my terms. It is my choice whether or not something lives in me or not.
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  98.  @andersbeth6786  I don't draw a line, because women don't wait until 8 or 9 months pregnancy to abort. Most would rather give birth at that point because an abortion has little benefit. No limits is better, as women that have a time limitation on when they can obtain an abortion will often see a pregnancy as something to RUSH to get rid of. Why not let them think of pregnancy as something they can take their time to become okay with?
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  99. @Robin Ralson Bit obsessed with me now, aren't you?
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  100. Nobody that has any empathy can hold your extreme opinion.
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  101.  @Skyismify  Nah, I'm going to do what I want.
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  102. A letter from a chair - Dear Table, ...you'll never guess who sat on me today!
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  103. How is that an injustice? It's a truly neutral outcome, and in this particular scenario, neutral is better than the negative outcome of giving birth to a fetus that will not be properly cared for. Everybody is going to have a "bedroom situation", this is because intimacy is important for our growth as human beings. We are not going to "control sexual desire", we're going to enjoy our time with our partners and do our best to meet their needs.
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  104. She did the right thing, and I can think of a lot of people that are struggling a shitton more than a fetus right about now.
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  105. It's very rare that women regret the decision to end the pregnancy. Broke parents will have permanently broke children 90% of the time. What if she aborts again? Nothing, it doesn't particularly matter.
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  106.  @Greenie-43x  Jeez, your last reply sure disappeared fast.
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  107.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Alright, let's focus on your first point. I have a crippling disability that makes me unable to accomplish anything that will make me feel content. My hobbies are dead-ends and my talent is wasted. Where am I not looking that there's "more" for me? Why is it you're so eager to say life is "more than that", but you can never seem to say what "more" is? "There’s no way 99 percent of people who grow up in a rough childhood would wish they weren’t born." The fact that you're minimizing it by saying "a rough childhood" without even knowing what is actually happening shows that you don't actually care what happens to children. "Your telling me scientist gathered 100 adults with bad childhoods in a room" That's not how statistics work, and I'm not even interested in getting into the numbers with you until you tell me how life is "more" than everything a human being needs.
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  108. Oh nooooooo!
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  109. This website does not conform to Texas law.
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  110.  @reddraunikar5036  No, this person does not.
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  111.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  Most people will only use one type of contraception since using more is too damaging to health and intimacy. That said, when those forms fail, we need a cure.
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  112.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  No difference, nor can you expect people to go that far for YOU.
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  113.  @jettwebb4444  It shows.
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  114.  @Iserate  Why do you think women don't want to be mothers?
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  115. Why do women not want to have babies? If you make the world better, maybe they'll want to have babies again.
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  116. She chose abortion as her consequence, thus she took responsibility. Abortion isn't inherently selfish, it's often the best course of action for everyone involved. That said, when our world is this awful, how does it blow your mind when women don't want to force children into it?
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  117. They'll always be the main bulk of our species, though.
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  118. Wow, perhaps you've learned a lesson on the importance of consent!
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  119.  @andrewpirr  I can tell you where the hardware that's running it is.
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  120. Why do you think you can tell women what to do?
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  121.  @myyoutube9211  I can't agree to that, because that means hurting women and babies alike. Instead, I'd rather women have the right to abort when they know it's the right thing to do.
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  122. Do what you need to do, Angi. I'm not going to ask you not to abort because it isn't my business. Anyone that's encouraging you to choose one way or the other is a monster trying to manipulate you; don't let them.
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  123. I second that, they're manipulative liars.
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  124. Guess I'm a murderer, then.
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  125.  @Dadallas805  So...that means we're gambling. That's not good, we should abort until we can be relatively certain the outcome.
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  126. why don't women want to have babies? That's the first question you should have asked.
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  127. You having a mental breakdown, Kelly? You're a super manipulative person and why you think anyone would listen to you after the first line is beyond me.
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  128. It should be, and it will be.
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  129. Perhaps you should give us some sort of 100% effective method of birth control. Abstinence doesn't count.
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  130.  @smedlz  No lifeform was killed; but she spared a child from this world.
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  131. If you are a woman, you need a gun. Police may seek to arrest you for "fetus endangerment", even if you're not pregnant. Make their tyranny cost them.
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  132.  @sunshinekadoeglow2398  You haven't done very much learning, I see.
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  133.  @sunshinekadoeglow2398  I do know what you've learned; very little.
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  134.  @sunshinekadoeglow2398  can* you* I'm a* woman* and* blessed* Very wise. Have a nice day.
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  135.  @sunshinekadoeglow2398  You've proven your immaturity throughout the course of this interaction. Try to present yourself a little better next time.
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  136. If they deserve better, give them better. And let them choose abortion if they don't like what you're offering.
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  137. Because our species is pro-choice and this website doesn't conform to tyrannical local governments. Why would you want to force a baby into hopelessness? Are you just a monster?
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  138.  @KingPingviini  Gee, if you did as much research as I did you wouldn't need psychic powers to know!
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  139.  @AadenRayne  In an ideal world, it wouldn't be illegal because nobody would need to do it. Everybody would want to have kids since the world would be good enough that they'd have hopes and dreams. In an ideal world, legality is not a thing.
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  140. You're not alone in that boat.
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  141.  @Iserate  You're a catfish, there's not much else to know.
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  142. But you're not horrified about children starving to death in the US or dying from treatable medical conditions? Abortion is better than that. If you disagree, I'm going to make my choices for myself.
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  143.  @EmpressStar_103  So why would you assume they aren't?
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  144.  @JordanPooIe  Ever heard of failure rates?
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  145.  @Iserate  If you had a life you wouldn't be catfishing.
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  146. @K H I don't draw a line. If my dreams were within my grasp, I would not let a pregnancy get in the way of that. If a man decides that he doesn't want to be a father, he should have the same right to choose that as the woman does.
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  147. @K H Think about what you're asking. You're asking people to condemn themselves to self-loathing and depression for no compensation. Call me selfish if you want, but if you don't care about my life, I'm not going to care about what you want me to do with it.
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  148.  @_Atlas.  I have respect for human life, and I have a great deal more respect for it than you do. I actually care about whether or not that life is suffering or not; you don't. So again, if I have to be a murderer to do the right thing, label me a murderer, then.
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  149.  @swampfoxo  You'd get shot in my household, and rather quickly at that.
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  150. She is a victim. Legislators thought they knew what she needed for health care better than she did.
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  151.  @a.r.8987  For now. Human nature shows that pro-choice wins.
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  152.  @a.r.8987  We are pro-choice.
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  153.  @a.r.8987  It's pro-choice. Our species is pro-choice.
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  154. I disagree, often it is the right thing to do.
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  155. Women that abort are taking responsibility for their actions. You should not have to live in fear of falling pregnant, and a fetus should not have to suffer poverty or abandonment because of bad luck.
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  156. Hi. I recommend you receive an education before commenting again, you've made a fool of yourself.
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  157.  @HanQuokka_Shines  You don't seem to understand how that makes them look better.
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  158. ​ @HanQuokka_Shines  Wow, you are very, very lucky. You're spoiled rotten to have had such prospects! I'm not nearly as lucky as you. I don't have that same opportunity. If everybody could do what you do, everyone would, and then you'd be poor. $60 billion dollars won't even solve world hunger. We are overpopulated and labor is undervalued.
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  159. So this means her abortion was preordained. I'm glad to hear she's doing her divine duty!
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  160.  @masterofreality230  Protection fails.
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  161.  @masterofreality230  Abstinence probably sounds realistic to you. It isn't to everyone else.
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  162. Get educated.
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  163. Adoption is abandonment, and I can't morally condone it. I prefer abortion.
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  164.  @cottoon8837  By the way, you're incorrect. Abortion is significantly safer than all methods of childbirth, with childbirth being more than twice as deadly. " and if she really loves me." That's about as bad of a way to measure that as your claim that abortion being "unnatural" makes it dangerous.
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  165. ​ @cottoon8837  Perhaps you should do some research into the annals of internal medicine, then. It has all the information you can require, and maybe you'll learn a little more about the protocols for these studies and why they're credible while you're at it. "Love is measured by how much one is willing to sacrifice or give of oneself for another... " That's an awful way to measure love, as it requires too much suffering from one and it does not measure the actual impact of said sacrifices. If your mother had an abortion so she can take better care of you, that is proof that she loves you. It isn't logical to question her love for when she makes a responsible decision, and she would not have done it to you. You are not a fetus; you cannot be aborted. If you were a fetus and she already had another child that she was struggling to provide for, the ultimate expression of love for her child would be to abort you to ensure that her child is provided for. You very clearly do not love your mother if you think she'd make such a decision based on convenience. You should wait until you've grown and have learned more about what it takes to raise children before you judge her if you do love her.
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  166.  @KM-tk2ih  What they said was kind. You did the right thing. Giving birth is often wrong.
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  167.  @colonelsanders5278  I cannot morally reconcile with adoption, abortion is the only way I could live with myself.
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  168. I don't. Those children may only have futures because their parents could afford to care for them. But that's not something that children should have the burden of knowing about in the first place. Convenience has never been a part of the discussion.
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  169. ​ @TinHatRanch  Inside the woman's body is well past that.
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  170.  @dimitrispetridis62  The most common karmic consequence is a reward for doing the right thing. Abortion is often the best possible course of action, as most people are no longer capable of giving a child a future.
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  171. Oh well.
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  172.  @lunashynesparkles8913  Alright, good for you. Women that abort also choose love and life, and the living. They typically just see all the things that hurt life, and opt not to force them upon that life.
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  173.  @lunashynesparkles8913  I'm one of those people where my life isn't bad enough that I want to off myself, but not good enough that I really want to live, either. If I were to be pregnant, that child would have no chance at a decent life. I cannot provide.
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  174.  @markcynic808  It's just you, buddy. Most cities in the US are financially insolvent, and you think women can afford to have children in a depression? The hell's wrong with you?
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  175.  @markcynic808  No type of contraception is 100% effective, failure rates are high enough that just about everyone can expect them to fail eventually. They don't want to have children, and they're not trying to.
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  176.  @stephm5877 The only time I need Christ is when I stub my toe.
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  177.  @stephm5877  The bible has been debunked. You people push people away from your religion at record speeds.
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  178.  @stayathomemarine  Get out of here, wagner.
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  179.  @cloutwolf5665  Go figure, I've heard of it. After weighing the pros and cons and hearing enough horror stories, I do not believe adoption is morally just. I believe abortion is higher on the morality totem pole than abortion.
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  180. The last thing you should do in an increasingly chaotic and lawless world is give birth.
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  181.  @sunkistCAgirl  Abortion is a private medical decision. Insulting someone's appearance is not.
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  182. Not every adult wants to have babies, and many are mature enough to recognize when they can't afford to have babies. Responsibility means not giving birth when you're not prepared to give a child a future. Do not talk about responsibility when you're fine with children growing up in poverty.
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  183.  @davegity8796  She did the right thing. America rises against you.
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  184.  @davegity8796  Happily. Will you help me?
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  185.  @davegity8796  How is it ironic? If ending my life were so simple as pushing a button, do you really think I wouldn't do it? The reason I'm still here is that dying is difficult, eventually my suffering may become so great that it's not as difficult as continuing to live. There is no irony. Just reality.
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  186.  @davegity8796  I am not pro abortion. I am pro-choice.
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  187.  @1stsharkb8  There's no types of birth control that are 100% effective. I also don't have anything against their decision to take responsibility after an unwanted pregnancy occurs, as it is far more effective to address them after they occur than beforehand.
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  188. Take your hatred to Russia, they could use some inspiration.
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  189. There's no benefit to partial-birth, so nobody will defend it. They will if other abortion is threatened, though.
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  190.  @danielcarlson800  Such is the nature of war. If forced, we will do horrible things to continue living our lives.
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  191.  @madmedic7840  I don't want babies right now, and I might want one in the future. My health matters to me, as does my livelihood, and I don't deserve to have a baby forced on me.
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  192. When there's too many flowers and not enough water, the smallest of those flowers go thirsty and die. For children, instead of water, it tends to be food, electricity and shelter that's running scarce.
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  193.  @vashmatrix5769  Ending pregnancies is perfectly fine to do.
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  194. Legalize abortion so we have other options.
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  195. Please, share these thoughts with those around you. Maybe you can get help before you become a mass shooter. Maybe there's somebody out there that wants to have chicken sandwiches you on a tuesday. Please.
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  196.  @ageis3250  Robin's a huge narcissist. You can mute him if you get sick of him.
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  197. I hope you get pregnant mroe than you can afford.
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  198.  @colonelsanders5278  There is a LOT wrong with the adoption system, and a great many women go as far as contacting adoption centers and find it to be far too immoral of a decision for them to live with, so they abort instead.
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  199. At the cost of clowning the US.
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  200. @Robin Ralson Nah, it's not your opinion, it's your personality You've got a huge superiority complex.
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  201. Most christians are monsters.
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  202. Stab it through the chest!
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  203. She couldn't afford the baby and didn't want to abandon it. She did the right thing.
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  204.  @julien.4617  Abortion.
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  205.  @charissa6648  I don't think anyone has any rights unless abortion is legal.
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  206. Thanks, I'm getting real comfortable with the word "murder" now!
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  207. I imagine it's a lot like how I felt before I was born; nothing at all.
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  208.  @indigomoonchild7839  You're known for condoning neglect and child abuse; I'm not convinced you ever grieved at all.
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  209. If Jesus loved us, he'd lower the cost of medical care.
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  210. Nope, for the women being forced to give birth against their will.
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  211. What's evil is expecting people to have babies when they don't even have a primary healthcare physician.
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  212.  @24week61  It only takes one year to ruin a life.
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  213. ​ @24week61  It is ridiculous that you'd ever imply that prison is better than death. Have you forgotten everything our species has fought for?
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  214. Health care is not a cult.
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  215. Because abandonment is psychological torture for everyone involved. Abortion is the kindest option.
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  216.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Still have nothing to say?
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  217.  @TheDakotaFrazier  If you did, then it's not here.
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  218.  @TheDakotaFrazier  In our society, you need money to eat and live, but a career is more than just money. A healthy career is an aspiration, accomplishment and a mark of status in society. Having a good career opens a great many doors in the world we live in, and not having one closes far more. There are rich people filled with joy and poor people plagued by depression. You can find a great many joyous rich people on YouTube itself, you can find them everywhere. It's not the money that makes them happy, although it definitely helps. It's the community that their careers has ushered them into that does. "Or you can prove this by simply saying, if it was true, then happiness should correlate with how much people like their jobs." That's the perspective I had when I was a young teenager, but that's simply not a good way to look at it. We no longer live in a world where the average person can have a healthy social life that is fully separated from their work life; the cost of living everywhere is too high for that. If your career doesn't give you fulfillment, you're probably too tired to find fulfillment elsewhere. "But then what about the people who don't work that are very happy." I would love to see how those people are living. If we're talking about modern society, that can't be good. "You can be empty inside but a hobby can be a momentary escape or distraction" I suppose I shouldn't even have used the term "hobby". My only hope for a career path is currently my hobby, and if I don't turn it into a career, I will die and have lived a life that is more negative than happy. I know there are people that are worse off than me and have suffered much worse, but I would never wish that on my child. I would rather abort if I know that my child will be in the same hopeless situation that I am in. Yes, there are starving African children that grew up and made something of their lives. There are also those that didn't make it that far. Whilst life is a series of ups and downs, the circumstances we bring children into DO matter. I truly believe that in better circumstances, if my parents were more educated, I might be living a happy life right now. But no, instead I'm living paycheck to paycheck and the assets I need to even BEGIN putting the work in to make a positive change (despite the incredibly low likelihood that I will succeed, given my condition) will take me upwards of five years to save for. I'm sure you can imagine that five years of saving up for something that you probably won't even manage to pull off would put a bit of a burden on your happiness. If you don't think so, then I'd like you to change your perspective; perhaps you're lucky enough to have the strength to persevere. There is a point where if you're asking people to suffer so they can live up to your ideals, they're simply not going to have it. If you want people to have children when they think the world is not a good place for children anymore...well, let's say you succeed. Then suddenly these people have children, and they think that you are responsible for everything bad that has happened to them. It's an awful outcome all around.
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  219.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Yeah. I kinda figured the conversation would end here.
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  220.  @TheDakotaFrazier  Set who straight? You?
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  221.  @TheDakotaFrazier  I've been scrolling up and down this thread but I can't find anything else from you. Normally when youtube shadow-blocks a comment I still get a notification for it.
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  222. What a terrible thing to say.
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  223.  @antivictimblaming6851  Excuse me? Since when did I support saying awful things about living, thinking human beings?
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  224.  @RedbloodedAdrenaline  Since when did I support saying awful things about living, thinking human beings?
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  225.  @marilynmunster845  Wow, what an irresponsible older sister. This is something people need to learn about when they're 13-15.
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  226. You'll have to repent for your hatred, cynthia.
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  227.  @treytison1444  I don't find it hard to believe. Even if it were written by a bot, it's right.
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  228.  @ayox3883  No, it isn't. The world does not view a fetus as a baby, and it does not view abortion as killing. It is choosing not to give birth.
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  229. Texas can scream and cry.
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  230. ???
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  231.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  Oh well. You don't have to like my reasons; you're not me.
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  232.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  you're the one that's obsessed with it.
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  233.  @jettwebb4444  Your immaturity shows. I've called out people on my side too.
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  234. Did you feel being born? No, you didn't.
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  235. @Robin Ralson I do remember being 2, and I remember everything I've felt. I might even go so far as to say I remember being one year old! Nobody needs a license to un-alive you. If you're inside of a woman's body without her consent, she can torture you to remove you if she has to. But, as a fetus, you would never feel a thing.
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  236. Nah, but you can say sorry for me.
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  237. Why do you think people aren't using protection?
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  238. Because she is morally just.
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  239. @Malthizar Nope, never a mother. Just a young woman.
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  240.  @EnzotheOutlawBiker15  Protecting their bodies is aborting out of necessity, protecting their careers is also a necessity. Protecting their social lives is also very important. A lifelong commitment is not an inconvenience, it is a tremendous loss.
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  241.  @AylaSky15  If we were talking about just desserts the fetus doesn't deserve anything. Heck, nobody deserves anything. Ditch your sense of entitlement.
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  242.  @nomoremissnicegirl4992  Nope, it's to protect her health.
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  243.  @nomoremissnicegirl4992  Consenting mothers that want to have babies get to think about that.
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  244.  @nomoremissnicegirl4992  Your comment somehow got filtered, but the number of women that don't survive childbirth or have long-term health issues from it are so much greater that abortion is the safer option. With the right to abortion, the very least that can be said for them is that they had the right to choose their odds. This is significantly better than being forced to take the more dangerous path and dying for it.
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  245. I agree, women's right to abort is something they should be able to privately act on.
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  246. And then their families should fight back.
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  247. Why do you think women don't want to have babies?
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  248.  @Mista559  Abandonment is not acceptable.
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  249. Women don't wait to get an abortion. There's literally no benefit to aborting later on in a pregnancy. States have passed laws outlawing abortion in pregnancies too early for women to even know they're pregnant. If it doesn't make sense for people to do something, they're probably not doing it.
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  250. Because pregnancy, throughout the entire developed world, is seen as a largely bad thing.
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  251.  @BitterSong28  First and foremost, because it is physically harmful to the body. Secondly, because quality of life for children as compared to their parents is declining. It's a lose-lose situation.
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  252. ​ @dominickhayes7313  It would be no different from them not having ever been conceived, no loss for them, nor for anyone they ever knew. That way of thinking simply isn't valid.
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  253.  @dominickhayes7313  Pregnancy is dangerous, as jojo said. If you have a problem with killing a baby, don't do it. Others will do what they have to do.
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  254. ​ @andrewpirr  Nonsense, I consider this discussion with you to be worth my time. I think that if you can't explain why you hold the stance you do, that stance isn't solid enough to be made into law. I can tell you exactly why I am pro-choice and in great detail, and I'm absolutely willing to do so. My mind wasn't changed instantly, nor was it influenced by politics. Outside of the United States, abortion isn't a political issue, and many Conservative parties support it wholeheartedly for the good it does for society. Without political influence, our species is naturally pro-choice. But nature aside, in-depth analysis shows that abortion is incredibly beneficial to civilization, and for the individual.
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  255.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  That wouldn't be very effective at anything, but I'm not sure what morals you're asking about with such a biased question.
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  256. Why would you assume that anyone isn't?
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  257.  @queenoftheworld1  You do realize that the failure rates for all forms of contraceptives are with correct use, right?
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  258. Why do you think so many women are desperate to avoid becoming mothers?
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  259. ​ @missininaction3680  I'm not particularly interested in your topic-change. I'll ask again. Why do you think it is that so many women are desperate to avoid becoming mothers?
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  260. Actually, the main victim is her. She's been living in a tyrant state where she has to have constant anxiety over whether she's pregnant or not simply because the state wants to restrict her right to bodily autonomy if she is. The fetus didn't get to suffer any of that.
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  261.  @rebeccasoto1477  You, for trying to misconstrue "Do what you need to do" for encouraging her to choose one way or the other.
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  262.  @antivictimblaming6851  Sure. I wouldn't mind not being born. It sure beats having been born in the first place!
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  263. It felt absolutely nothing.
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  264.  @AylaSky15  How much pain are you in when you fall into deep sleep? A fetus has never been out of deep sleep, and cannot have experiences.
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  265.  @Xaltov  And the amendment that protects a woman's right to bodily autonomy is the same amendment that ended slavery, your argument is invalid.
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  266. No.
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  267. This is a sponsorship I can support.
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  268.  @ageis3250  Whilst I'm inclined to agree and am absofuckinglutely on your side, some strategy is necessary for our message to be most effective.
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  269.  @mermaidvibes3279  She's not a mother.
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  270.  @ageis3250  ????
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  271.  @ageis3250  You're not being very smart by arguing this.
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  272. God isn't lowering the price of food and eletricity.
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  273.  @dominickhayes7313  If your god has nothing to offer, then I'm afraid I'm going to have to walk away from the table here.
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  274.  @dominickhayes7313  For all you know, it's eternal strife with Bill Cosby and the oompa loompas.
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  275.  @dominickhayes7313  Your god's not real 'til you prove it's real.
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  276.  @dominickhayes7313  It had something to do with Jupiter and Saturn ripping their way through the system to bring together enough debris or whatever else.
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  277. Why do you think women are so desperate to avoid becoming mothers to the point that they're willing to commit homicide, then? It's not something you can shame them out of.
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  278. No type of contraceptive is 100% effective; abortion is necessary for when these methods fail. Nothing can replace abortion as abortion is the only contingency plan.
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  279. Or how about I just abort? Obviously, I'm willing to do whatever I have to in order to achieve what I believe is the best outcome. Screaming at me is just going to make fighting you a necessity.
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  280. I'm pro-demon if demons are the opposite of you. Leave women alone so they can be selfish in peace. You have the right to be selfish, too.
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  281.  @jrlivingspaces  Nah, they do. And if you have a problem with it, cry harder.
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  282.  @jrlivingspaces  That's a good thing. If you don't want to die, don't violate women's bodies. Can't be violating women willy nilly guy, c'mon.
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  283.  @jrlivingspaces  If it's present without her consent, it is a violator.
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  284.  @jrlivingspaces  She has the right to take steps to reverse that result and protect her own body. That is how bodily autonomy works.
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  285.  @jrlivingspaces  Precisely at the expense of another body, that's the purpose of the right. It attaches a high price tag to violating another human being's body, that price tag typically being the remainder of your life. The vast majority of women reject adoption as it is equal to abandonment, and they view it as morally wrong.
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  286. I would walk that back so fast if I were you, but I'm not you.
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  287. Yep, she felt trapped by her circumstances, and abortion was the best possible choice she could have made. Of course, she could have chosen to give birth and harm a child, her boyfriend and herself beyond repair, but she instead decided to do the right thing and take responsibility like a levelheaded adult. If you haven't noticed, Democrats want to give more choices to the people by reducing the amount of poverty corporations can force them into. Republicans are responsible for her having no choice but abortion.
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  288.  @entrepreneur.hustles  Then it needs to get out while it's still alive.
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  289. Wow, you are beyond heartless.
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  290.  @smedlz  There's no justification for the way you are.
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  291.  @smedlz  Not until it meets all of the scientific criteria for life; one of them being homeostasis. That however, I'm not particularly interested in. What I am interested in is the quality of life for all living and breathing human beings; birthing them when you're not prepared to care for them is an inconsolable cruelty. I'm not particularly interested in whether or not the fetus had a vote; the woman is the one that is responsible for the decision.
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  292.  @smedlz  A fetus is not scientifically alive. That said, we do not let living things violate the bodies of humans. Welfare is not an option, adoption is abandonment and thus not a morally viable option, and if someone doesn't have successful parents, odds are their grandparents aren't successful either. Hi, I'm poor. I also know that there are people around the world that are poorer than me, and that a lot of those people would rather not be born. If I am to be responsible for my child's permanent impoverishment, I am going to choose not to give birth in the first place. It is up to the woman to decide whether or not giving life is worth it, not you.
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  293.  @smedlz  Statistics. The vast majority of those born into poverty stay in poverty. Those that climb out are so few and far between that the gamble is not worth it for the 95% that don't. "This living thing is a human though." And we will not allow that human to violate the body of another human. Its' dependency is irrelevant.
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  294.  @Iserate  You have the right to soil your diaper as much as you want. Everyone else has the right to tell you that you stink.
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  295. Anti-choice is the dangerous opinion. If you want people to be safe, legalize abortion.
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  296.  @mguzman2021  You're an outlier. There's no hope for anyone if we're forced to have babies when we can't afford them.
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  297.  @indoroyale7848  She did no such thing. She chose not to give birth to a human being that she could not provide for, and she chose not to birth it simply to abandon it into a situation where trauma is more common than not. The Earth cannot sustain 10 billion people, it can barely sustain eight billion. We will run out of fossil fuels completely by 2080, and there are gigantic portions of our planet that cannot be farmed or lived on without them. Improvements of infrastructure would help tremendously, but that is less realistic than simply aborting when our population is too high for our infrastructure to support. The first thing that has to go for us to be able to sustain a population of our size is personal motor vehicles. "put a priority on the education of people" Education is irrelevant. The things that need to change for us to sustain our population are simply not going to change until it's too late. Abortion is something that the individual can do to help, and they have every right to do it. "just look at china for instance" Yes, look at communism. Do you want that?
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  298. @Robin Ralson You're a regular vessel of hate, aren't you?
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  299.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  You must not be Katrina, because you're definitely not correct. The goal is a total federal abortion ban. The constitution exists for matters that should not be left up to the states, and the constitution is effectively worthless now.
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  300.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  It is a doctor's business to decide, not a legislator.
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  301.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  "are leftists who are also pro abortion" Are you sure about that?
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  302.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  Lindsey Graham. Beauty fades, Katrina. Dumb is forever.
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  303. I'm pro-choice because I care about the suffering of babies. But good-hearted people tend to care more about living, breathing, thinking people as opposed to fetuses.
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  304. @Robin Ralson I got curious and disabled my extension to see what you were up to. I might as well set you straight on what I believe in before I turn it back on and never hear from you again. I'm male, and my sense of empathy is why I'm firmly pro-choice. I do not believe that a fetus not being born is a negative thing, and I believe that the end of life is neither good nor bad. This is because there are plenty of people out there that are suffering and choose to stop living because life is no longer a good thing for them. I do not consider fetuses to be living prior to fetal viability as I base my definition on the scientific characteristics of life, and nothing else. I reject the claim that fetuses are able to learn languages and recognize voices as they do not attain cognitive thought until long after birth. I believe that children should grow up having plenty of prospects and every opportunity to succeed, and I recognize that not everybody will have that opportunity. I believe that the number of children we have should be limited to the number of children we can provide for and have them prosper, instead of giving birth as frequently as possible and ruining life for everyone. I view abortion as a morally righteous action, as it prevents the birth of a child that either has no prospects or a family that does not want them. Cruelty can only happen to that which is alive. Death is inevitable, but suffering can be prevented. I will do what I can to prevent suffering when I see it, and create prosperity where it can happen. And with that, I really don't have anything else to say to you. If you don't agree with what I believe in, that's okay, we can agree to disagree. If you want to fight against people that believe what I do, then we'll fight back and we'll wage some form of war over it. There's middle ground, though. You don't have to have an abortion if you don't want to, and the ones that do can abort privately and you don't have to know about it. If you can't agree to that, then there will be no peace. I won't change your views, and you won't change mine, so I'm just going to toggle that extension back on and I'll never see another comment from you again. There's no need to harass someone that can't even see your comments, so I do hope you move on. Feel free to engage the people that still wish to engage with you. I'm no longer one of them.
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  305.  @lightmatrix6867  Fetuses are not.
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  306. I think you've got your "should" mixed up a bit, there.
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  307.  @AadenRayne  But why do you think it should be illegal if you understand the complex nature of why it's inevitable?
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  308.  @Iserate  That's a good way to get your channel banned from youtube, catfish.
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  309.  @Iserate  You do have a youtube channel. You claimed to be a mother in another thread, but you've said some rather horrible things since then. You're a man pretending to be a woman on the internet; a catfish.
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  310.  @iiii12345  It's a closely related issue.
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  311. Shame she'd come up with no results that are 100% effective. She needed an abortion though, so she got one.
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  312.  @eurasianempress  You're an awful human being.
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  313.  @EmpressStar_103  Unless any single type of contraception is 100% effective, failure is inevitable in a woman's lifetime. Unless you can come forward with definitive proof that women have a 0% chance of getting pregnant while using a specific type of contraceptive, the only thing you can do is prove that abortion is still necessary for those particular women. Even then, abortion will remain necessary for those that cannot use that type of contraceptive.
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  314.  @Iserate  You lied and claimed to be a mother, but you're a man. That's enough.
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  315.  @JordanPooIe  You're a joke.
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  316. If I were to be pregnant right now, I would abort without hesitation. There is no place left in society for my child. We are overpopulated, and we can no longer afford to have children.
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  317. Only if we can have horrible things done to you too, sweetheart.
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  318. Might I suggest you look at mental health facilities near you?
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  319.  @RedbloodedAdrenaline  Everything you've listed is a joke!
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  320.  @BareknuckledBrawler1  So why are they still homeless? If there was enough resources to go around, those "homeless families" would be provided with a place to stay so they can actually get on their feet. Everything you've listed is just an excuse to force children into poverty.
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  321.  @madmouse4400  We can discuss that after women's bodily rights are secure.
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  322.  @audremoon4947  I understand that you don't like abortion, but more than half the population is pro-choice. We take responsibility by doing what we have to do. After weighing the consequences of my potential actions, perhaps I'll decide not giving birth is better for the fetus and myself. Poverty is a valid reason to abort, I cannot morally reconcile with intentionally putting a child into poverty. If everybody could do what those rare, successful people do, they wouldn't be so successful. You need to grow up and start thinking about how the world works like a responsible adult, instead of telling people to do things they can't afford to do.
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  323.  @audremoon4947  If I'm pregnant, it's too late for contraceptives. I believe in hormonal birth control, and I also believe in abortion. It's a moral issue, and I believe abortion is moral. What you believe is a you problem.
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  324. More women regret giving birth than abortion.
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  325.  @praxeria  Uh, when was I asked?
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  326.  @praxeria  Alright, but when was I asked?
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  327.  @praxeria  This is the comments section on a youtube video. When I'm having a discussion with someone that's actually interested in the subject matter, I will provide sources, and both sides will do some learning. In most cases, posting a source runs the risk of getting my comments filtered so I'd rather not do that until I've found someone that's worth the effort. Hope that helps you understand a little better.
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  328.  @praxeria  Not always, but often enough that I think twice, as much as I'd love to link the annals of internal medicine every second comment. Most anti-choicers aren't looking for an honest discussion though, so they're not worth the effort.
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  329.  @praxeria  Do you oppose outlawing abortion? If not, you're an anti-choicer. Pro-abortion means to advocate for abortion when abortion isn't wanted, I am firmly pro-choice. I don't think I've ever met anyone that was truly pro-life, most anti-choicers that claim to be pro-life don't actually put any thought into what benefits human life, they only care that it's born. When you call Roe v. Wade being overturned a victory, you'll have to consider that an equal victory on our side will be to pass laws that force you to abort. If you get to have your choice over us, perhaps one day, we'll get to have our choice forced on you.
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  330.  @praxeria  I'm not willing to call you pro-life unless you oppose the death penalty and care about quality of life. If you don't look out for quality of life, you take the future away from that unborn child.
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  331.  @praxeria  Most anti-choicers have said they're perfectly fine with a child being born into poverty and becoming a statistic. Quality of life is completely optional to you.
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  332. Guess I'm a murderer, then.
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  333.  @xnnocence  I'll happily stand before your god as someone that tried to make the world better, whereas you tried to make it worse.
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  334. It must feel pretty good to know she did the right thing!
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  335.  @DoubleEdgeR  That's a lot of psychological manipulation for a simple disagreement.
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  336.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  Will you help? Telling people to do it isn't productive, offer to help. Many will take it.
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  337.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  Help unalive the person you told to unalive themselves. Instead of telling them to do it, you should offer to do it for them. Or at the very least provide some form of assistance. If you don't think their suffering is credible, how about you actually call their bluff? Who was ever talking about being trashy? I'm pro-choice because I think people should be able to safely have relationships when they're poor. Do I blame the government? Yes. I think that steps need to be taken to excise religious zealots that make my life one struggle after another from politics. I definitely don't hate men or children, and when it comes to accountability you have no reason to question me thus far. You've made way more assumptions about me than I have about you. You must not be Katrina, because you have yet to be correct since I've met you.
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  338.  @ageis3250  What does this accomplish? America is a two-party system and you have no choice but those two parties.
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  339.  @imitatorofJesusChrist  You're not going to get an intellectual response if you're spewing manure.
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  340.  @jasondelpy6425  The fact that you think welfare and charity make for an acceptable standard of living for a child is disgusting. Working 3 jobs to support a child is not healthy for anyone.
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  341. ​ @HanQuokka_Shines  A lot of people say "you can have a child and a career" whilst not having a child and a career, and being completely unprepared to explain how it's possible without neglecting your child. It makes Brandi look better that they did research and edited their comment before you responded to it to ensure they were accurate. There are people out there that are working two jobs to support themselves, and you're meaning to tell them they can afford a child? That's just not reasonable, darling.
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  342.  @brandirose3874  Still, their claim that you looked things up to make sure you were accurate only makes you look better.
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  343.  @lolidoll1194  I don't trust charities to provide for a mother and child, and women shouldn't either. If her bank account is that low, she's not living a spoiled or privileged life and she'd have to work an extra job just to cover having children. Loans generate debt, and debt and children don't mix, that's a great way to destroy a childhood. Some people have resources to lean on, some do not. Some have the strength and privilege to be able to succeed, some do not. You're trying to force ethics that only work when people have money in the first place on people that don't have money. It takes money to change your life, and not everyone has a disposable income to sacrifice. I'm always happy to see poverty decrease in the states, but that's not going to happen when people like you pretend the poor don't exist.
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  344. People don't use abortion as a method of birth control. They use it as a last resort when protection fails or is not available. You mixed up "former" and "latter", spelled it wrong and demonstrated an extreme lack of knowledge on the topic in general. It's time to overthrow Texas state government.
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  345. That was quite an autistic comment.
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  346.  @friccinfrosty4677  Mister claimed to be a mother.
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  347. Are you wealthy and successful? If not, the solution is mail order abortion. Have anti-nausea medication ready.
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  348.  @loreniquestrachan9302  I think ti's a lot better that you be killed by your own mother than be born and suffer. Christ is a fairytale, this is the real world.
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  349. Nah, I have him blocked. I'm about to start blocking people that mention him, too.
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  350.  @igor16902  So it would destroy her livelihood and prevent her from taking care of her future children. No, this is self-preservation.
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  351. Be disgusted.
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  352.  @hahahaaha7208  You're not alone in that boat.
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  353.  @ageis3250  Please share these thoughts with those around you, they might be able to get you some support before you become a mass shooter! Please!
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  354.  @ageis3250  Hi, Ageis. Robin Ralson suffers from Narcissistic Personality Disorder. That's why he's so hostile and insulting towards anyone that doesn't agree with him. I do think it'd be worth it for you to ignore them, or perhaps even use a browser extension to block them from appearing in the first place!
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  355.  @ageis3250  No worries, the pattern of his unpleasantness has earned him no friends irl as well.
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  356. @Robin Ralson "we'll see how many friends someone advocating for murder can make." Lots, sweetheart. There are entire countries where there's no opposition to abortion, we're the majority.
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  357. Because she's in a relationship that she wants to take care of.
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  358. Abort it.
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  359.  @Iserate  Hi, catfish. Are you still pretending to be a mother?
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  360.  @lunashynesparkles8913  If you loved living things, as in people and animals, you wouldn't be forcing them to give birth when the world is overpopulated.
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  361.  @lunashynesparkles8913  So you're pro-choice? Glad to hear it.
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  362.  @KingPingviini  No, the world is heavily overpopulated. That's why you're struggling to buy food and gas.
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  363.  @NinjaDog9123  Sorry, were you looking in a mirror when you said "hypocrite"? Most of our species is pro-choice, you little monster.
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  364. Cool, be sick.
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  365. @Dusty Bottoms It's not a strawman. You have no consideration for women's lives, health or quality of life.
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  366. @Dusty Bottoms You don't know the definition of a strawman argument, do you? Laugh as much as you'd like, fool.
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  367.  @stephm5877  Debunked as in proven not to be true by way of contradiction.
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  368.  @stephm5877  Check out the Skeptic's Annotated Bible: contradictions.
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  369.  @stephm5877  You must not have looked at the contradictions page, as it lists irrefutable contradictions. One may be true, but not the other. I will not read the entire bible, it has been cross-examined and debunked. There is no evidence to suggest the existence of "Jesus", and god's word does not exist on this Earth, as once again, the Bible has been debunked.
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  370. Buy a virtual mailbox, set that mailbox up to forward it to your in-state mailbox, and you're set.
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  371.  @Ninaa_18  No, just worse than abortion. You've got an unhealthy obsession with "innocent life" that leads you to hurt it. I've still got my wits about me, so I can do the right thing and abort.
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  372.  @lightmatrix6867  Can you afford to raise a child on minimum wage alone? No? Then I will not allow you to "save kids" by impoverishing them. Abortion is the way.
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  373.  @lightmatrix6867  It's the average woman that can't stomach adoption, abortion is simply the morally right decision.
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  374.  @BiggestMessiFan12334  Yes, if it's what I have to do.
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  375.  @BiggestMessiFan12334  Bud, this tactic stops working mid-childhood.
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  376.  @mariana-magnifytheLordJesus  bot
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  377. @Robin Ralson Dude, you're on a narcissistic rampage.
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  378.  @TakebackTruth  Those other countries don't need their media to campaign for it, it's widely respected as a human right. America might be a little bit developmentally slow, but people like you will be excised as poverty increases.
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  379. No-one is dumber than a woman that wages war against herself.
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  380.  @stizalakers2180  That directly contradicts every Christian and Catholic that's told me aborted babies go straight to heaven. Until you get your story straight, please keep your religion to yourself.
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  381. Russian bot.
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  382. I'm not particularly interested in your fairy tales. You should take that back to book club.
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  383. Everyone should get away with murdering babies. It's a wonderful thing to do! I'm getting very used to the term "murder", by the way. Thank you for that.
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  384. Why are you assuming she didn't?
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  385.  @JacindaH  Are you on some sort of drug trip? Why on Earth would you assume that people aren't using protection?
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  386.  @JacindaH  Are you having a serious mental breakdown? Oh wait, you're a narcissist that feels the need to make an enemy of people that might even agree with you in a way you don't like. I have nothing against prevention, why are you assuming I do?
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  387. Good god, you're a mental case. I'll look for your interview on JCS.
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  388.  @sharprose8705  Freedom of speech is not freedom from consequences. On Youtube, you agree to abide by youtube's community guidelines. If you do not wish to do so, you are free to stop using this platform.
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  389. America does not support you. Leave.
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  390. If you are a woman, you need a gun.
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  391.  @jennyleblanc2941  Or ever, is what you want. That's not reasonable.
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  392.  @colonelsanders5278  It's better this way.
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  393.  @Tara_thatonegirl  Adoption is abandonment. I've heard far too many stories of adopted children wishing their biological parents had kept them, or adoptive parents regretting that they adopted and being unable to make their adoptee feel loved. Abortion is choosing not to give birth so that these issues don't happen in the first place. It is prevention of suffering. That said, we still cannot afford to have children anymore. If you want people to have more children, make the world better so there's places for those children to go. Laughing at the suffering of these unwanted children just makes you look cold.
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  394. And we don't use it as birth control, either. It is our last resort.
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  395. Because birth control fails and these women need abortion to end an unwanted pregnancy. It isn't rare, it's nearly guaranteed to happen at some point.
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  396. Sorry about the troll. Do it if you need to.
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  397. MiserIse is a catfish, don't take anything they say seriously.
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  398. @TexasTactical How quickly you discarded your humanity!
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  399.  @Toughguysgetsad  Anyone that thinks convenience plays a role in this decision has lost their empathy entirely. Shame on you.
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  400.  @Tara_thatonegirl  You're the rich trying your hardest to punish the poor. How do you think your ilk look in the rest of history? Monarchies are over for a reason.
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  401. What part of the video did you two gather that from?
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  402. Our species is pro-choice.
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  403.  @davegity8796  It doesn't have a functional brain and it cannot comprehend the consequences of that choice, but I can. Because I am the only one fit to make that choice, I need to be certain I'm making a decision that I can morally reconcile with. Abortion is the right answer for me.
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  404. 95% of women that obtain abortions will disagree with you. They're consenting, and thus, you have no argument.
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  405. @Robin Ralson Thanks, but I'm really not interested in the opinion of someone as selfish as you.
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  406.  @verodeogloria4750  Abortion is typically the best option, and people aren't likely to look for alternatives.
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  407.  @verodeogloria4750  Actually, abortion is often the first or second resort, when all other possibilities are worse. What problem are you talking about, people not being afford children? Yeah, that's a very common thing, and one of the most potent ways we have to combat the problem is abortion.
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  408.  @SmackDabCola  Welcome to war.
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  409.  @lightmatrix6867  That's like giving a diabetic a year's worth of insulin. You will be abandoned after a year.
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  410.  @lightmatrix6867  Stop being a manipulative waste of oxygen. You don't give a diabetic a year's worth of insulin and leave them to fend for themselves.
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  411.  @lightmatrix6867  You don't give a diabetic a year's worth of insulin and say "If you're lucky, you can earn enough money to not die." Job training isn't enough. Adoption is abandonment, and I reject it.
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  412.  @stayathomemarine  I don't trust anyone that says "abortion is murder" to provide for a child.
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  413.  @madmedic7840  No.
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  414.  @madmedic7840  I have the right to be selfish. It's my body and my livelihood on the line. I'm definitely not choosing to have children at the moment, but I'm not going to give up intimacy with my partner, that's important for our mental health and development. Abortion is readily available and I am going to use it.
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  415.  @joshuamcnally1604  Your kids will have less than you do, and they're going to hate the world more than you do. It's common sense not to have kids if you hate the world, because you'd have to hate your kids in order to force them to suffer in it.
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  416. Every mass shooting is a victory for the conservatives.
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  417. You okay?
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  418.  @angelaportillo6777  Stay in the kitchen. It's all you're good for.
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  419.  @vashmatrix5769  Just in case my last comment got filtered, I'd wager that god's rectum has an excellent grip.
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  420.  @Iserate  No, it's not. If you even had a decent support system, you wouldn't be trolling here.
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  421.  @ageis3250  I strongly believe you are going down the path of mass shooter.s Please don't.
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  422.  @ageis3250  No, I'm not angry. I'm alarmed at the state of your mental health.
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  423. She's in a relationship, unlike you. She doesn't have that option.
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  424. @Robin Ralson You're too sarcastic for that.
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  425. Pretty sure she took responsibility by aborting.
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  426. Because most of our world is pro-choice.
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  427. @Malthizar You're quite literally trying to force women into reproductive slavery. If it has to be a fight, it will be.
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  428.  @Charlemagnetheman  Nobody cares.
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  429.  @Charlemagnetheman  Most of the developed world doesn't care. Grow up, little boy.
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  430.  @yoz____3455  You mean Valhalla?
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  431.  @based4599  You can block that individual using a browser extension if you'd like, they're a notorious harasser around here.
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  432.  @indigomoonchild7839  If you can't relate to them, then stop looking for them and leave them alone. As long as you are here saying these things, you look like a warmonger.
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  433.  @AylaSky15  It's very self-centered and inconsiderate of you to say that. The women you call weak-minded and selfish are showing a lot more empathy than you; you don't even care about the circumstances a baby has to grow up in. You only care that a baby is born, not that a baby is born into a healthy and happy home. But no worries, a great deal of women like you get your karma. Often, you aren't able to reproduce ever again after that, and you suffer medical complications and death at a significantly increased rate in comparison to women that abort! But wait...they're not wishing that on you, the way you're wishing it on them. They generally don't think you deserve to be hurt. Why are you so malevolent in the face of kindness?
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  434. Nah.
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  435. Why do you hate that baby so much? What's wrong with you?
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  436.  @mermaidvibes3279  Perhaps even a willing one.
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  437. I've never been more desensitized and supportive of murder before!
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  438. More than half the population are murderers, but if you're rich enough to afford a family, I don't think you'd want someone that's barely making ends meet anyway.
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  439.  @ElleRaven13  Women do not want to have babies because the amount of beautiful things in this world is shrinking, and the amount of awful things is growing. You're a very cruel and inconsiderate person.
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  440. ​ @andersbeth6786  Says our entire species. Outlaw it, and they'll just abort illegally. If when you outlaw something, it doesn't at all reduce the rate at which it occurs, it's probably because you've outlawed something you shouldn't have. 6 weeks is NOT enough time to figure out you are pregnant and undergo an abortion. On average, most women won't find out they're pregnant until 8 weeks. If abortion is murder, then I guess we're all murderers, then. We still have to do it, and it's more important for us as individuals AND as a species than your moral outrage. " By the way thanks for admitting you're perfectly ok executing a 7 months old fetus." Under the awful circumstances that would require me to execute a 7 month old fetus, I absolutely would be. Again, if I have no choice, you can be as outraged as you like. I will always do what I believe is the right thing to do.
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  441.  @sarahcefaci1692  It has 0% rights over the woman's body. We have the right to be selfish when it comes to our bodies.
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  442.  @sarahcefaci1692  Okay, I support murder then. I'm going to do what I have to do to continue living a good life, most people will get comfy with being called murderers when you're declaring war on them.
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  443. @Robin Ralson Now that you're following me around and making your hostility apparent to others, nobody will be able to tolerate you. And with that, I will never have to see a message from you again! I hope you find people that are willing to tolerate you in the future, Robin.
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  444. @Robin Ralson You're seriously out of touch, and I hope you get some help while your family's still around.
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  445.  @lari5784  Robin Ralson has Narcissistic Personality Disorder. You'll never make any progress with them since their responses are pre-determined by their condition. Normal people won't say things like "Do you understand English?" or "I explained that statement. Open those eyes and read." Nobody of sound and stable mind will act so aggressive and expect to be engaged. This person is best called out to their face, then ignored.
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  446. @Robin Ralson You don't get rights over women's bodies. If you have to die, you have to die.
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  447.  @PassBySpace  Most "pro-life" people are monsters that hurt people and impoverish the masses.
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  448. Why do you insist on pushing people away from religion?
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  449. I wholeheartedly agree. Peaceful protest will no longer work. The only way to resist fascism is with force.
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  450. What an ungrateful and dishonest letter. You really are a villain.
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  451. It's not murder, it's bodily autonomy. If you're inside of my body against my will, expect me to use lethal force to remove you. If you don't think that's my right, complain after you're dead. I'm doing it anyway.
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  452. Oh, go cry about it. We're done listening to your hatred.
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  453. Be disgusted. We're gonna do what we have to do.
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  454. If we have to murder, we're gonna murder.
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  455. WAAAAAH, WAAAAHH. You done crying yet? Your god doesn't exist.
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  456.  @ritaberil7455  You didn't say you were sorry for her. You have no empathy for her position and care more about something that didn't happen than her actual health and well-being. You are selfish and ignorant.
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  457.  @jennyleblanc2941  Condoms fail, might not work for specific couples, etc, etc.
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  458.  @givematthiswalrus4825  Everyone's fate is your endless nothingness and non-existence anyway. The rising suicide rate shows that most would prefer an out.
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  459. Personal choice.
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  460.  @colonelsanders5278  If you've got a problem with my personal choice, don't interfere with it to the extent that I have to murder you.
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  461.  @ADITYASHARMA-im2qo  No.
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  462.  @paulinavillagomez8111  Life's sacred, but you're willing to starve it out, huh?
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  463.  @paulinavillagomez8111  Tell that to the cost of food, gas and rent. More people = more suffering.
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  464.  @paulinavillagomez8111  Prayer isn't making having babies any more affordable.
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  465.  @paulinavillagomez8111  Prayer is not lowering the price of food or rent. God isn't blessing you, so shut up.
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  466.  @Iserate  Except fascists that think women should be forced into giving birth against their will.
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  467.  @johnnyboi1125  Do you not understand what's going on here?
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  468.  @justtry8552  If you want to blame women, I'm going to blame men. This can be a war in which there are no winners.
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  469.  @johnnyboi1125  You wouldn't have engaged.
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  470. Having a mental breakdown?
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  471. Nobody that gives women due consideration can hold your extreme position.
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  472.  @jasondelpy6425  You're a child abuser, are you? How about you let those kids out of your basement, then?
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  473.  @dominickhayes7313  You're an incredibly manipulative person, and perhaps you need to abandon your religion before trying to hold discussions over the internet. Religion is becoming frowned upon as our world gets worse.
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  474.  @dominickhayes7313  God isn't lowering the price of food or electricity. God is not watching over you, so stop telling others to invest in what you don't even have.
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  475.  @dominickhayes7313  What question am I dodging? If by "salvation", you mean some pearly white afterlife that you can't even prove is real, save it. We have people we need to look after in this world, and God isn't doing it. If you're so eager to abandon this world and the people in it, please also abandon this comments section so we can work on our world, and you can go enjoy yours. Have a nice afterlife.
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  476.  @dominickhayes7313  God does not care. You do not care, because you believe in that uncaring god. Leave.
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  477. If I have to murder to do what I believe is right, then I will. Legality isn't always right, hun.
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  478. Please stop being so manipulative, Porretta. You do not know "so many women that later regret it", as 95% of all women that obtain abortions believe they did the right thing. More important than abortion, we've got starvation and desolation in the United States. If you want less babies to be killed, make the world better to live in so we won't have to make these tough decisions.
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  479.  @24week61  No, death is preferable.
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  480.  @vashmatrix5769  You're flat out wrong, buddy.
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  481.  @Greenie-43x  Women are not victims of a consensual medical procedure. I'm sure you've gathered this by now, but we don't have a lot of respect for your laws anymore. We will do what we want.
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  482.  @waltuh9333  If you want to call it sinful, you can.
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  483.  @TheDakotaFrazier  It's definitely a lot better than letting it be born so it can actually suffer, Dakota. If I have to murder it to do what I believe is right, then I will.
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  484.  @dorab2402  What it does mean for the former is that no-one has experienced it. You don't remember anything that happened before your sentient mind existed.
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  485.  @OniLordMiki  High score, baby!
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  486.  @m.935  I disagree.
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  487. scam, report.
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  488.  @anasabdullahiad7843  If experience is gold, what you're peddling is dog turds in Cadbury wrappers.
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  489. ​ @EnzotheOutlawBiker15  There's a long list of reasons as to why I firmly believe abortion is morally right in the grand scheme of things. To boil it down, our world is not good. Our children will have less than we have. The cost of labor decreases as our population rises. There's a limited amount of resources on this planet, and scarcity increases the value of those resources. A human being's time and energy is a resource. As long as there's an excess of it, the price of it will be incredibly low. There are people that can do nothing to improve their lives because there's always someone more fit than they are that's more desperate for employment than they are, and willing to suffer more degradation for it. The average person in the United States literally cannot afford to have children, let alone provide those children with a future.
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  490. I'm getting really comfortable with killing babies! Thanks!
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  491. She's 27. She's been using protection for a long time and it failed. This is normal, it happens to everyone. She needs abortion.
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  492.  @sheepyleepy..2806  "How has she ben on protection for years and it all failed every single time" It failed once. It will fail for you too, eventually. Every woman will need an abortion eventually.
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  493. Murder them if you think it's the right thing to do. If not even the word "murder" can stop you, then it is clearly what you need to do.
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  494. Nobody that has given women due consideration can hold your extreme and hateful position.
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  495. No method of birth control is 100% effective.
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  496. The fetus would have had less control than she did if it were born. The best possible thing happened.
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  497.  @kristenyoung2619  Were you willing to pay for that child, personally? No? Then why are you judging?
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  498.  @grabslifebythehorns  Were you willing to pay for that child yourself? If not, then stop judging people for doing the same thing you are.
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  499.  @reddraunikar5036  And they're doing the right thing. This website is out of Texas' jurisdiction. If Texas has problem, Texas can block youtube.
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  500.  @reddraunikar5036  Prosecute away. This is war.
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  501.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  You're one commenter on a youtube page. Grow up.
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  502.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  Bud, grow up.
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  503.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  Again, grow up.
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  504.  @TheAntisocialSocialitePodcast  I'm talking to someone dumb enough to spam emojis, that's what.
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  505. You are horrible. Leave.
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  506.  Malthizar  If I have to "murder my baby" in order to do what I believe is right, I will. It's up to you to convince me that giving birth is a good thing, but there's a lot of real-world problems you're not even thinking of that you'll have to fix in order to do that. It has nothing to do with convenience, but what I believe is right.
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  507.  @overtune2695  What we're saying is it's not murder, and it's definitely better than the alternative.
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  508.  @overtune2695  You mean make the personal decision not to give birth? Yeah, that's called being responsible.
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  509. Dash them against the rocks!
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  510. @Robin Ralson Fetuses do not comprehend music, but they do mechanically writhe in response to external stimuli. This has been observed even in corpses, and is not a valid argument. If you're in my body without my consent, I will remove you, and it may be very painful for you if you're not a fetus. It's spelled "license." Go to school, kiddo.
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  511. @Robin Ralson If you're grooving to it, you're comprehending it. Fetuses do not comprehend; they writhe.
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  512. ​@Robin Ralson "And yes, you need to subconsciously COMPREHEND stimuli to respond to that stimuli by writhing. " This is false. Eel on grill.
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  513. @Robin Ralson "and can understand them well enough to retain memories of them after birth, according to new research. " I'd love for you to prove this!
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  514. @Robin Ralson Yes, but it's also coming from a narcissist. People with NPD tend to be really hesitant to do actual work, so I'm not inclined to take you at your word for anything. You did spell "license" as "lisence" several times and blame it on a typo, a slip of the fingers. I think it's much more likely you haven't seen the word used very much and couldn't be assed to google how it's spelled. " So it basically means, it has been proven. Do you remember what I told you about illiteracy?" You're the first person I've seen to be so obsessed with using a word in the wrong context.
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  515. ​@Robin Ralson "You're right, I did spell that word incorrectly because I used the word suggestions in the suggestion bar on my keyboard, which sometimes tends to show false spellings" Now you've changed your story, and your credibility is gone. First it was a typo, now you've blamed it on a suggestion bar. I can tell you that when I see incorrect spelling on a suggestion bar, I think "Gee, I must have mistyped something for it to have learned that. I'll just spell it correctly this time by hand." Anyone else that cares about how they present themselves will think something similar, some might even go so far as to remove it from the dictionary, although I definitely wouldn't. I didn't have to say very much to get you to slip up; you're not nearly as smart as you think you are. But because of the way you've behaved here, it is far more likely for people to see you as deceitful than someone that made an innocent mistake. You really should have stuck with the typo story. "I knew what the spelling was and changed it in ALL the comments to you in which I have mentioned it. " I suppose you're too lazy to even do that. At the time that I'm typing this comment, I went back and grabbed a screenshot of your mistake from the thread where I first called you out for it, as well as both of your explanations for it. It also helps that you used "lisence" (sic) in the wrong context, nevermind the spelling. Anyone else would have said "reason" or "grounds", but for some reason you had to be weird about it. I hope you get the help you need sometime soon, man.
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  516. @Robin Ralson Iunno why you're still going mate, should have stuck to your first story.
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  517. @Robin Ralson I didn't notice how much you spammed. You're a narcissist and you're easy to trigger.
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  518. @Robin Ralson The algorithm doesn't censor comments based on length, it censors them based on content. With the kind of vitriol you've been spewing, it doesn't surprise me you get plucked a lot.
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  519. @Robin Ralson I'm just going to mute you, bud. I've already got your diagnosis, I've got better ways to spend my time than arguing with a narcissist.
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  520. @Robin Ralson Oh yeah, I won't be responding again in this thread. I don't get notifications from you anymore, and I'm not going to check in a thread as long as this one. Feel free to start a discussion with me elsewhere if you grow up a little bit! If you don't grow up, I won't see your comments ever again, so spam away.
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  521. Nobody takes pride in abortion. It's necessary, but nobody is proud of it. Anti-choicers are to blame for anyone that says they are, extreme actions warrant extreme reactions. There is no such thing as an "abortion mill" in the United states.
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  522. Planned Parenthood is in the healthcare business. Healthcare IS a business in the United States.
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  523. You're not alone in that. I still have to vote liberal, though. It's better for our species as a whole.
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  524. You have completely discarded your humanity. Shame on you.
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  525.  @NinjaDog9123  No consequences for torturing it, then? Disgusting.
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  526.  @NinjaDog9123  Do you really want to hear it, or are you going to insist that life is a good thing even for people that would rather not be alive?
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  527.  @NinjaDog9123  You'd rather talk to harassers than have an honest discussion? Okay.
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  528.  @vashmatrix5769  There is no humanity in forcing a woman to give birth against her will
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  529.  @vashmatrix5769  Abortion prevents birth.
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  530.  @vashmatrix5769  Abortion is the termination of a pregnancy without resulting in childbirth. But arguing these semantics is useless, I've already got the measure of your worth.
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  531.  @vashmatrix5769  Abortion prevents another from emerging. God doesn't exist, so I suppose that makes you free of worth.
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  532.  @vashmatrix5769  "Another" doesn't exist by the time the bio-waste is removed. Do you think God has a tight ass? I wanna know if that booty claps.
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  533.  @vashmatrix5769  Come on then, Vash. What do you think about God's fantastic derriere?
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  534.  @vashmatrix5769  No, you don't like that type of discussion? Perhaps you should keep your God where it belongs, in private.
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  535.  @vashmatrix5769  If he's my god, then he'd better be on his knees serving my knob.
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  536. And?
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  537.  @kerriemorrice654  You're a joke.
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  538. Where in the video did she say she wasn't on birth control?
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  539. Who cares when life begins or ends? Nobody's taking care of it.
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  540. I wish I could have helped!
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  541. Oh well.
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  542. Pulling out fails. Protection fails. There's literally no way for you to blame people for unwanted pregnancies.
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  543. What did it feel like when you were born? Oh wait, you can't answer that because your consciousness didn't exist yet. You're hysterical for no good reason.
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  544.  @Glawkz  You need to learn about consent.
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  545.  @Glawkz  Nope, not a mother.
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  546. Nope! You didn't feel being born!
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  547. Can you afford to raise a baby on minimum wage, entirely on your own? I know I can't, and I could never live with knowing I gave birth to a baby just to abandon it.
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  548. Nobody aborts out of convenience.
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  549.  @AylaSky15  Hi, Ayla. Your last comment seems to be addressing something that somebody else has said, I didn't say that women usually die in childbirth. Please make sure you're addressing the right person when responding.
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  550.  @nomoremissnicegirl4992  Protecting one's appearance is protecting one's health. All of these reasons are valid.
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  551.  @lolidoll1194  You've got a lot more than me to worry about!
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  552.  @antivictimblaming6851  My mom's a murderer and she's aged just fine! As have her neighbors, and mine.
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  553.  @mantiblades  I'm afraid that's simply not true.
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  554.  @HardcoreTomboy  You awful human being.
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  555. Yeah, two people can't afford that anymore, sweetheart.
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  556.  @BitterSong28  Christ Jesus isn't lowering the price of food or electricity.
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  557.  @BitterSong28  I guess you don't either, since Christ Jesus isn't lowering the price of food or electricity.
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  558. Doesn't really matter, since we're getting comfortable with murder and death. Abortion is the least of our concern.
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  559.  @ness1278  Abortion is not a concern.
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  560.  @Mista559  No, I don't agree. I know that life can be a bad thing.
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  561.  @BitterSong28  Humans are not designed, we're evolved organisms that have flaws. Pregnancy is one of those flaws. We are not "designed" to do it, it causes us great physical harm to manage it. "If children’s lives are declining, maybe, it’s because society can no longer share the burden for unwed mothers and divorced mothers." Society can no longer share the burden for a lot of people that it needs to look after, there are a great many policy changes that can be made to improve quality of life for everyone, but ultimately what must be done is we must lower the birth rate. "Women can’t do everything. We need our husbands" That's great and all, but your children's husbands will be getting paid less for working longer hours, too. In the eras that we were most connected to your fairy tales, people died to scrapes and scratches. Hope for the future is gone because of overpopulation.
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  562.  @dominickhayes7313  Of course I do. Best type up a comment, since I'm not going to facilitate the Socratic method over youtube comments.
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  563.  @andrewpirr  That particular saying doesn't really have anything to do with the topic at hand, though. It's pretty much only used to refer to inanimate objects that don't have minds. Fetuses do not have minds, but there are other forces that make them move. These forces can be observed elsewhere in nature, sometimes in corpses.
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  564.  @muppetism  A fetus is capable of feeling pain when its' no lo longer a fetus, until then the nociceptors are useless as it is not a sentient being.
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  565.  @katrinaisalwayscorrect  When it's not inside a woman's body.
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  566.  @myyoutube9211  The best you've got is "close your legs", and my reply is "no."
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  567.  @queenoftheworld1  The failure rates are so high that just about everyone will have accidents occur at some point in their life. There's no excuses here, just holes in your argument. Abortion is necessary for everyone.
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  568. You deserve whatever happens to you.
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  569. Bot.
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  570. She did a wonderful thing, there's no need to feel bad. Your children will be poorer than you are!
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  571.  @2bitThug  It got a pretty good deal, it never woke up and never had to suffer.
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  572.  @sunkistCAgirl  It never got to struggle with hyperinflation, it never got to suffer from situational depression, it never got to get neglected or be embarrassed to be around others because it didn't have enough money to properly participate in society. Your children will be poorer than you are, having children is cruel.
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  573.  @joanofarcdiva  Somebody that cares enough to think about quality of life.
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  574.  @HardcoreTomboy  If you want to call me self-centered, do it. At the end of the day, I wouldn't put a baby in circumstances I don't personally want to live in. You'd probably let a baby starve so you can stoke your own ego.
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  575.  @dollydidio2305  Have you missed the fact that I'm already here? You're not very smart, are you?
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  576. @K H Life is only valuable to us when it wants to live.
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  577. That's quite literally making this video, which is not about you, about you. That's like giving a speech about your niece at somebody else's wedding. Women that want to have children aren't looking for abortions, this video does not apply to them, nor does it apply to you. You are 100% the bad guy here. You call people stupid if you don't value what they value, whilst making their values about you. Sad.
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  578. Condoms fail, and they're not ideal. Hormonal birth control is superior, yet even that has a failure rate.
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  579. ...of course it's going to be okay, women can abort at home.
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  580. Hi. I have a computer and less than $100 in my bank account.
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  581. And it was the right thing to do!
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  582.  @timmacmahon3031  God, you didn't think that response through.
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  583. @Malthizar Uh, no. Women don't want to have babies because the world is in a horrible state and they can barely afford to provide for themselves, let alone provide a future for another human being. An abortion allows women to end a pregnancy with the best possible outcome for everyone involved, a fetus isn't given a life and it doesn't have to gamble on suffering.
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  584. the "XD" was not a good call.
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  585.  @ageis3250  Falco said it best; "Hey, Einstein! I'm on your side!"
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  586. You must have poor genetics.
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  587.  @lightmatrix6867  No, he's wrong and you are wrong. Nociceptors don't even begin to develop until the 7th week in gestation, but given that fetuses cannot have experiences, this is irrelevant. "heres millions of people who love that baby" Google adoption regret. You are advocating for harming others.
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  588.  @lightmatrix6867  A fetus is not a person. You're an extremist.
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  589. Contraceptives don't end unwanted pregnancies.
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  590. ​ @jackieperkins2779  The two sides are only at war in the United States.
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  591.  @leewest6241  Instead, I'm going to ignore your laws and do what I believe is right, and what I believe is within my human rights. You can be scared of your sky daddy all you'd like. You want to strip all value from life; you'll have to do it over my dead body.
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  592.  @colonelsanders5278  Nobody that has any empathy for women can hold your extreme position.
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  593.  @hudsonwaller8776  It should be, and it will be.
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  594. Most of our species is darkened and depraved. It really isn't fair to the majority that we be subjected to your "enlightened" way of life.
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  595.  @thewordoftheLordendureth  I prefer Dark Souls for my fantasy lore. I'll pass on the bible spam, thanks.
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  596.  @thewordoftheLordendureth  I politely encourage you to stop trying so hard to turn people away from religion. When people don't want to hear your religious crap, the best thing you can do for the reputation of Jesus Christ is respect that there's a proper time and place. This isn't it.
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  597.  @KingPingviini  There's a proper time and place, and if you don't respect that, then religion will end.
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  598. You threw away your humanity right quick, didn't you, Harry?
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  599.  @indigomoonchild7839  If you can't relate, then you're heavily out of touch. Your children will live in worse circumstances than you do and your grandchildren after that. If you don't care about the prosperity of that life, then you have no respect for human life in the first place. You're not fighting a righteous war, you're starving your weakest.
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  600.  @FransceneJK98  Then let it have pain. It'll have pain in the process of birth anyway, but that means even more awful things can happen to it.
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  601. Very fair, I accept. I will give the fetus the same chance I would like to have had, and abort if it won't have that same chance. Yes, it would be okay for the fetus to abort me if I were inside of its' body without its' ongoing consent.
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  602. We will restore the constitutional right to access abortion, and we will do it with an amendment.
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  603. You're an extremely hateful and sick person. She protected her life.
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  604.  @notsure9137  She was going to lose her livelihood and suffer.
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  605.  @notsure9137  If it's your body and livelihood you're protecting, yes.
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  606.  @theowl415  Except abortion was necessary, as their methods of protection failed and abortion was all that remained. They took responsibility for it afterward by aborting.
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  607. We have the right to be selfish when it comes to our rights, our bodies, and our lives. I am not willing to give mine so that a baby will have to suffer in poverty and resent me for it. That fetus didn't have a life, and don't you dare pretend like you were willing to give it one. You don't care.
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  608.  @indigomoonchild7839  If you lack the empathy to understand why women don't want to have babies, then you've failed as a human being. Nobody wants or needs your forgiveness if you want to hurt them as badly as you do. The only sociopath is you, who discards all respect for human life.
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  609. Give even one woman the death penalty, and their families start shooting.
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