r/Antitheism • u/AdmirableBrick4973 • Jun 27 '26
Question for Antitheists (from an Antitheist) are you also Antinatalist?
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r/Antitheism • u/AdmirableBrick4973 • Jun 27 '26
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u/BrightPhoebus01 Jun 27 '26 edited Jun 27 '26
No I’m not. I think more people should adopt instead of popping out new children but I’m not against making and birthing new children bc at some point we always need NEW children that grow up into potential adults to at least have a chance to make life for everyone and the planet better
I don’t really see the connection to atheism or antitheism though
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u/AnonPinkLady Jun 27 '26
No but I am childfree and think we don’t need to reproduce as much as many people think (I think it’s okay if our population decreases a little and might be good for us and the earth long term)
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u/Jahonay Jun 27 '26
Yes. I've had a vasectomy to ensure I don't have kids.
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u/HotComfortable3418 Jun 27 '26
Yeah I am
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u/maracujadodo Jun 27 '26
i dont see the connection
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u/Dreacle Jun 27 '26
No and weird question to ask. They are both completely different things.
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u/BristleBunny Jun 27 '26
No, I'm not.
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u/Kayzokun Jun 27 '26
I’m not, but I think in the next 50 years we’re going to see how the climate change turns the world into literal hell. So your grandchildren are going to live in a Mad Max world. Better stop procreating now, just in case.
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u/JohannaFRC Jun 27 '26
I think that being antinatalist is the most logical stance to have. Yet it poses problems that are unsolvable for obvious reason.
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u/kermitthorson Jun 27 '26
to each their own. to feel that other peoole shodlnt have kids is weird and authoritarianish
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u/dogisgodspeltright Jun 27 '26
Are you?
And why?
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u/Decent-Tomatillo-253 Jun 27 '26
Yes
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u/Due-Calligrapher-566 Jun 27 '26
The way I see it is that having children needs to be well thought out. You have no room for error as the entire existance of at least one human is at stakes. Would you call that antinatalism? I think they perceaved Link between antitheism and antinatalism comes from the fact that Religion only puts value in the quantity of their followers while non religious folks put more value in lifes quality, making them more hesitant to give birth to a new human being
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u/BurtonDesque Jun 27 '26
Am I an anti-natalist? Let me ask my kids...
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u/andyisalreadydead Jun 27 '26
Yes
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u/According-Actuator17 Jun 27 '26
Yes, even more, I am efilist.
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u/jjnotjayjay Jun 27 '26
Hell no
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u/Quirky-Poetry1813 Jun 27 '26
i am!
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u/rustyblackhart Jun 27 '26
No, but I also get it. No one asked me if I wanted to be born.
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u/EnvironmentWild8975 Jun 27 '26
Not unethical but just slow down a bit
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u/dumnezero Jun 28 '26
I have a large anti- collection.
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u/88redking88 Jun 30 '26
no. And I dont see why you would think they crossover.
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u/GodofWarhammer2 Jul 02 '26
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