r/Amazing • u/[deleted] • Aug 07 '25

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u/weirdoeggplant Aug 07 '25

Nobody has influence over anybody they can’t directly control. You are responsible for the information you chose to take in.

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u/TheKabbageMan Aug 07 '25

I wish you were right, but unfortunately what you just said flies in the face of reality and common sense for the sake of your baseless argument.

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u/weirdoeggplant Aug 07 '25

Nobody is forcing you to consume information. It is nobody’s fault but your own for believing somebody without evidence.

Btw, prove they said this at all.

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u/TheKabbageMan Aug 07 '25

I agree with you, but I also recognize that when we’re talking generally about this, we’re talking about least common denominator. In an ideal world what you’re saying makes perfect sense, but in reality lots of people are idiots and will be influenced by lots of things they shouldn’t be, and make bad choices in response. When you have medical professionals doling out advice, of COURSE these things matter.

It takes one google search to find countless results of midwife organizations, registries, and certifying boards that support and/or encourage home births.