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▲ 88 r/prolife

The unborn really have been the easiest minority to oppress in history

Think about it:
They can’t fight back
They can’t speak up
They are physically very fragile
They are dependent on others to survive
They don’t “look like a human”, at least not early

Has there been any other group more susceptible to dehumanization and termination?

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u/Blue_Egg5026 — 6 days ago
▲ 27 r/prolife

It’s so funny when the pro-choice side says “only men are pro-life” or “no uterus no opinion”

Just look at this sub, or any pro-life event. It’s about as 50/50 split on sex as it can get! Not saying that matters, of course anyone can have a stance on the murder of little humans regardless of their sex, but still. It’s funny.

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u/Blue_Egg5026 — 6 days ago
▲ 13 r/hinduism

Hi there! I’d like to know more about Hinduism.

I’m a Christian and always love hearing about other religions on here. I’ve heard quite a bit from Muslims but not so much Hindus and would like to know more.

But enough about me, I want to know about you. Please, comment under this post or DM me and give a brief on how you see the world, life, and the universe through your religion. I am so curious, and do plan on responding to each one with follow up questions. I’ll try my best to stick to only asking questions and not make any assertions of my own.

If I had to give a prompt: What does it mean to be a Hindu?

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u/Blue_Egg5026 — 7 days ago
▲ 9 r/dadjokes

There once was a boy who was born without a body

Everyday he’d look out of his bedroom window and see boys just his age play baseball across the road. He longed for a day he could join them, but of course he couldn’t because he didn’t have a body.

On night, he looked up to sky and saw a beautiful shooting star. He’d heard it could grant wishes, so he decided to give it a shot. “Please, please, please give me a body,” he pleaded.

That morning, miraculously, he woke up with a body. The boy was absolutely overjoyed. He sprung out of bed, bolted to the door, and begin walking to that baseball field he always wanted to play at.

As he was crossing the road, an 18-wheeler barreled down and flattened him, killing him instantly.

The moral of the story is: >!Quit while you’re a head!<

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u/Blue_Egg5026 — 9 days ago