u/funnybunnyisreal

In my last post everyone thought I was pro life, so let me rephrase what I meant. Because I forgot to put "after 22 weeks". Don't judge me guys. I didn't get any sleep that day 🥹

Is an abortion AFTER 22 WEEKS morally permissible?

Ik that an abortion after that is only performed to save the mothers life. They literally don't happen outside of that. So I couldn't care less. But from a purely consistent debating perspective, I'd really appreciate some advice.

An abortion after that sounds very wrong to me given that the fetus already possess sentience and so on. But if I had to stay consistent with my arguments, I'd have to say that those abortions are morally permissible too, even if they don't save the mothers life or prevent any health complications.

I love using the analogy of a kidney patient. Noone should force people to donate their kidneys to kidney patients despite the kidney patient being sentient.

So, sentient fetus=kidney patient

Pregnant woman=Forced donor

Women's bodily recourses=Kidney

So a woman should be able to terminate a pregnancy at any time, even if it's only like a month before birth. Idk it just sounds very wrong to me. To be clear, abortions should be legal up to 9 months to save the mothers life or to prevent health complications. But im not sure if I necessarily think that it's okay, if a woman just gets an abortion after 22 weeks despite her being fully capable to have the baby. I mean that doesn't even happen cuz no women just gets an abortion for fun, this is just supposed to be a hypothetical.

Ik that elective lethal abortion is only performed to save the mothers life. The literally don't happen outside of that. So I couldn't care less. But from a purely consistent debating perspective, I'd really appreciate some advice.

Elective lethal abortion sounds very wrong to me given that the fetus already possess sentience and so on. But if I had to stay consistent with my arguments, I'd have to say that elective lethal abortion is morally permissible too.

I love using the analogy of a kidney patients. Noone should force people to donate their kidneys to kidney patients despite the kidney patient being sentient.

So, sentient fetus=kidney patient

Pregnant woman=Forced donor

Can one of you pookies please help me out 🥹

Like I watched the spoilers and what the absolute fuck was that? BRO I did NOT wait years for thus shit. I loved jax so Ik this isn't the right sub for me but notice how I put it in past tense? The only reason I liked him is, well, cuz I liked gooning to him. Fight me on it. But i wanted to see his ass suffer in the final episode and beg or sum shit. Instead we got a whole jax movie and it was just him abstracting. There was literally no plot whatsoever. The movie was absolute ass and a load of baloney. Like I like seeing men cry and then we found out instead that he killed two/three people? Does goose SERIOUSLY think we're supposed to sympathize with his ass? Self insert btw

What are things you disagree with thar he stands for and why?

In case you all want to learn how to rebuttal feminist arguments better, or if you want to debunk anti trump people's arguments, I would recommend dean withers. He debates feminists on a daily basis and shows them their flawed thinking. #pro_life #feminism_is_just_misandry_in_sheeps_clothing

Yeah that's it. A lot of men should not be in a position of power. A lot of men are ass.

James as Rainbow Dash

Keonho as Rarity

Seonghyeon as Apple Jack

Martin as Twilight Sparkle

Juhoon as Fluttershy

Okay guys after reading the comments...YOU GUYS ARE ABSOLUTELY FUCKING RIGHT

New list:

James as Rarity Keonho as Pinkie Pie Seonghyeon as Apple Jack Martin as Rainbow Dash Juhoon as Fluttershy

Lil bro is CLEARLY not mentally stable to run the most powerful country in the world. I'm glad people are distancing themselves from the MAGA cult but that trump supporters still exist is INSANE. I'm new to reddit guys. I dunno how to edit the title but I meant who tf is still supporting him. Sry for the mistake

Do yall wear pants? Genuine question. The fact that yall are on here and saying your opinion...kinda makes you a feminist. Maybe it's just me but doesn't seem too anti feminist.(nah bro why did I phrase this in such a passive aggressive way? To my defense, English isn't my first language yall)

We are all female. I am an istp, the other one is entp and the other one intj. Be brutally honest guys on how you think we are as a friend group

So I've been seeing a lot of hate towards jax recently. Ik this isn't anything new but I still wanted to talk about this. I relate to every character somehow in tadc. But I relate to jax in the sense that I don't know how to properly interact with people. Not sure if I have some mental issues, I never went to get a diagnosis. But ik how it feels to try being nice and then remembering that I always mess things up anyways, so I try pushing the people away. I also get attached to people easily but I don't know how to keep them. Sometimes I'm a bit mean despite not having the intention of hurt someone. And it just...when people hate on jax, I kinda feel like I'm being hated on to, yk? I'm overthinking this shit

So I'll start off by saying this: I'm a Muslim, and I do think that a fetus does have a value as soon as it has a heartbeat, consciousness, and sentiment. HOWEVER, before that, which is like in the first stages of the pregnancy, the fetus does not fulfill any of said criteria. Therefore, it has no value. I sometimes talk to some guys in my class who are Christians, and they always bring up the same argument about how every life values the same and has the right to live. Well, actually, no, a clump of cells obviously has the right to live as long as the woman is comfortable with that and ready to give birth. But if the woman does not want that child, it has no value whatsoever because it simply is not the same as a breathing human being with sentiment such as the woman carrying it. An argument that I hear often is: b-but it has the POTENTIAL to do something great in this world, and God put it there for a reason. Like sybau, we do not give a life its value based on what it COULD become. For instance, an 8 year old has the potential to be 18 years old. We still would not agree that that 8 year old can drink alcohol or consent to sex, nor can it drive a car. I get that people try holding on to their faith, but it's just blind faith if you can't provide any good arguments besides "God said do." God wants what's best for us, and if we can not identify a single reason as to why what God told us might be good, then we should reconsider and think critically.

With that said, ik im a Muslim, and scholars have different standpoints on whether abortion is morally permissible. I personally follow the most open-minded scholars for the simple reason that I can not find a single pro life argument that can not be debunked. If a pro lifer is reading this, WAKE THE F*CK UP, YOU MANCHILD.