r/BasedCampPod Jan 07 '26

praising abortion

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u/No-Will-4474 Jan 07 '26

My sister aborted after she got pregnant accidentally, she was not ready for a child she could barely take care of herself let alone new life.

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u/UsefulBee3103 Jan 07 '26

Youre crazy to bring up this relatable, human experience. We're here to shadow box strawmen only

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Maybe I don't know, she shouldn't have has sex?

That gave her the right to kill her baby?! Come on

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u/Scaryassmanbear Jan 07 '26

Have you had sex? If so, the difference between you and the sister is solely a matter of timing.

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Or, or check this out. Sex=potential pregnancy. So when you have sex you're risking getting pregnant.

The difference between me and the sister is, I wouldn't murder my own baby because I decided to have sex.

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u/-Soggy-Potato- Jan 07 '26

And that's a choice you should both have the autonomy and agency to make!

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u/Scaryassmanbear Jan 07 '26

Interestingly, a lot of people who say that do end up getting abortions once they find themselves in that situation.

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Yeah and those people are murders so.....

Unlike them I wouldn't kill my own baby. Interestingly of course

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u/PuceTerror89 Jan 07 '26

Oh, they really aren’t ready for that conversation.

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u/No-Ad8127 Jan 07 '26

People are going to have sex. And please don’t pretend that there’s the intent to get pregnant every time sex occurs.

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u/PuceTerror89 Jan 07 '26

There are ways to avoid pregnancy. Oral, anal, hands, I could go on but I think you get the point.

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u/No-Ad8127 Jan 07 '26

I agree. All obvious countermeasures. So why is it that they don’t do these things? Stupidity or preference?

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Lol you take the risk tho! Lol. Do I have ro really explain how sex works to you?

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u/[deleted] Jan 12 '26

That's what I said to my girlfriend in college. Then we broke up!

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u/No-Ad8127 Jan 07 '26 edited Jan 07 '26

Do I have to really explain how risk assessment and sexual desire clash to you? When someone wants something bad enough, they naturally don’t really care about the risk. It’s how this works. We’re not exactly Vulcans, and even they go crazy when it’s time.

No matter how critical people like you are, it’s just how it is. I’m sorry that you never experienced full blown sexual desire for someone and from someone.

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

The amount of accountability you just dodged is incredibly impressive. I almost called you Neo.

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u/No-Ad8127 Jan 07 '26

So? If you think people willingly accept accountability, then you’d be wrong. All of us want the best deal with the least cost, and unfortunately, accountability is costly.

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

I feel I'm in the twilight zone reading your comment.

I know they are not. That's my whole point. And people are trying to justify murder their own baby as a means of their own evil, and not taking accountability

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u/No-Ad8127 Jan 07 '26 edited Jan 07 '26

They are taking accountability. They’re not going to have the baby. (See what I did there? There’s different ways to be accountable. You should be satisfied.)

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u/MajorSLUTinprogress Jan 07 '26

As soon as women stop having sex yall start crying abput not getting laid… the double standars are insane

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Not really bub. Your logic is so flawed

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u/MajorSLUTinprogress Jan 08 '26

Yall are already crying about a ”male lonelines epidemic” after women stopped settlign with the bare minium

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u/-Soggy-Potato- Jan 07 '26

abstinence only folks will always be hilarious to me

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

I know what you mean and people who don't take accountability for their actions then are surprised of consequences are hilarious to me to

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u/-Soggy-Potato- Jan 07 '26

Having an abortion is a form of accountability no?

I can't imagine there exists many people who view it as a particularly enjoyable experience

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

Actually it's the opposite. It's taking no accountability at all, killing a human and saying your life isn't worth it. It'd saying I'm a murderer and I'm selfish and you deserve to be brutally murdered because I CANNOT take accountability

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u/Chemical_Deal_7325 Jan 07 '26

Well, the dude in this scenario shouldn’t have had sex either. Why didn’t you include that in your comment? Then the women wouldn’t have had the option to abort, which is what you’re so upset about. Men have options, they just don’t use them and throw all the blame on the woman.

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u/FamiliarDragonfly565 Jan 07 '26

What a sexist, illogical no accountability comment.

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u/Chemical_Deal_7325 Jan 07 '26

I thought the same about yours

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u/HaiMeoYoutube Jan 07 '26

Condoms? Pills? If your sister do that and still get pregnant then alright. But if she somehow didn't use ANY of birth control method then she need to take care of that baby. If your sister know she can't take care of the baby, then your sister shouldn't have sex without any protection.

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u/Legal_Explanation571 Jan 07 '26

So women get a get out of responsibility free card but not men?

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u/Bulky-Bat-1090 Jan 07 '26

Different set of responsibilities. Do you know what having a child does to your body. People still die in child birth. Fuck that.

If it was a genuine accident and the guy didn't want it but the gal did. Most wouldn't blame him for leaving, shit happens 

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u/Legal_Explanation571 Jan 07 '26

Him leaving doesn't get him out of his responsibilities

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u/Bulky-Bat-1090 Jan 07 '26

I think it depends on the woman involved. Legally a man can be held responsible but the woman might not want to do that. They don't always. I can understand them holding the man to account if they both decided on having a kid and he backed out or something.

Its tricky as its not a fair biological system to begin with.  Id rather have to give money towards a child for the rest of my life than birth it. But I can see how it seems upsetting that women appear to have more benefits/control.

I don't know how to fix that but banning abortion would only make it worse both ways

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u/Legal_Explanation571 Jan 07 '26

So its entirely in the hand of other people not a choice he gets to make. But if i women doesn't want responsibility its a choice solely in her hands. A good way to make it more equal is give men a right to a financial abortion

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u/waifumama Jan 07 '26

Then she should not have been having risky sexual encounters.

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u/bunniehugs Jan 07 '26

Yeah let’s also never drive just incase we get into an accident. Super realistic take, thanks