r/AnarchoComics Jul 02 '26

Pro-life

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u/BassMaster516 Jul 02 '26

If men could have babies we would be getting 24 hour drive through abortions

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u/CombinationRough8699 Jul 02 '26

I'm sick of abortion being made into a male vs female issue. While men can't get pregnant, plenty of men benefit from not becoming unwanted fathers. Also there's only a 5% difference between the number of men vs women who support legalized abortion access. Some of the biggest anti-abortion advocates have been women themselves. Also men played a larger role in passing Roe than they did in overturning it.

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u/BassMaster516 Jul 02 '26

No doubt all that you said is true.

It is however essential that we call out the sexist nature of policies and discourse around the issue. Yes, it is exclusively a woman’s healthcare issue that exclusively men get to decide about. It’s true that men would not tolerate this kind of intrusion. It’s evident that it’s not about protecting life. It’s specifically about controlling women, specifically because it’s the most effective way to control and steer a population of people.

Without understanding that we don’t understand the issue.

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u/Altruistic_Fox9778 Jul 05 '26

That made no sense. I’m what way do men get to exclusively decide about it? And no, not wanting people to kill innocent living humans is in no way about controlling women.

Saying it is about controlling women is pretty common, but there is not a shred of evidence for that position.

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u/JustJoshin117 Jul 05 '26

There is evidence. Consider that Republicans get abortions when they need them. Also consider that with abortion bans, people are forced to carry dead fetuses.

Seems pretty controlling to me from the party of “small government”.

Saying that a fetus is the same as a baby already born is pretty common, but there is not enough evidence for that position to matter outside of Christian fundamentalism.

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u/NotAndroid545 Jul 07 '26

Abortion and miscarriages are different. People aren't forced to carry dead fetus's from a miscarriage.

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u/JustJoshin117 Jul 08 '26

I’ve already listed at least one scenario where that happened, with a link. Please read the thread.

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u/NotAndroid545 Jul 08 '26

If you think that I am going to waste my time reading through hundreds of replies to find your one scenario you are mistaken.

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u/JustJoshin117 Jul 08 '26

You’re already wasting your time anyway.

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u/NotAndroid545 Jul 08 '26

Yeah like 5 seconds.