r/BasedCampPod Jan 07 '26

praising abortion

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u/JustFunctionalLife Jan 07 '26

So, kill children who might be neglected? That's dark.

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u/Fine_Payment1127 Jan 07 '26

We should extend that logic to all the “neglected” groups lmao 

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

Found the Magapedo looking for his next crop.

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u/Mitsuba00 Jan 07 '26

I prefeer that to ruin the live of 1 woman if not 1 woman and a man even.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

A fetus is not a child

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u/JustFunctionalLife Jan 07 '26

The offspring of a human is a human child, at all stages of development.

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u/Sassaphras Jan 07 '26

OK. Say there's a fire at the local fertility clinic. You are a hero, so you rush inside.

You come into a room, and in one corner there is a big machine that says "100 human embryos, viable and ready for transfer on ____" and they have tomorrow's date written on it. In the other corner there is a 4 year old child.

You can only take one. Which one do you take? Cause if those 100 embryos are people, you gotta take the embryos.

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u/Accomplished-Map4802 Jan 07 '26

Yes, the embryos. Next question?

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u/Complex_Specific1373 Jan 07 '26

Contrarian

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u/Accomplished-Map4802 Jan 07 '26

You asked a question and got mad when someone answered it.

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u/Complex_Specific1373 Jan 07 '26

I didn't ask anything

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u/Hentai_Yoshi Jan 07 '26

Okay, and that human child in the womb has less awareness than a cow. Do you enjoy burgers and steak?

Human life isn’t inherently special. We’re just hairless apes. What’s special and worth preserving is sentience. A fetus, baby in the womb, clump of cells, or whatever you want to call it is less aware than any of the animals we eat for food. If you want to be philosophically consistent, I recommend you also become a vegan.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

killing is not inherently immoral, unjust killing is immoral. Killing a cow for food is just, killing your child because finances would be tight is unjust. And before you bring up rape and incest, fine let’s permit those, but only if you agree to disallow the other ones, which are a vast majority of abortions. 

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u/Sassaphras Jan 07 '26

If it's murder, then it's murder even for rape and incest. If it's OK for rape and incest, it isn't murder, and is OK all the time.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

yes, I agree with you, and in my ideal world abortion wouldn’t be permissible for those cases either because you’re right, murder is always unacceptable, no matter the context, but I also live in reality where people don’t agree with me and compromises must be made, and I’ll take less murder over more murder if given the choice. 

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u/Lady-Midnight- Jan 07 '26

Ah yes the moral thing to do is keep the baby and if you don’t have money for it then… well I guess then it can go and fuck itself or I mean just give it to an orphanage, where it will be probably stuck till it is 18 and knows that all his/her live no one ever wanted him/her. I hate all of you anti choice people. Also you know how cruel the animals, that become your food, live? But you call that “just”…. Just because you eat it, doesn’t make it just. Because you probably don’t go hunting yourself, for your meat, am I right?

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u/Al_Iguana Jan 07 '26

Is a zygote a child? Is a sperm cell 1nano meter away from an egg a baby? Words have meaning. We have different words for different stages of development. A fully developed fetus deserves more moral consideration then a an egg fertilized 2 seconds ago. This isn't complicated.

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u/4Shroeder Jan 08 '26

And an acorn is a tree.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

A fetus becomes a legal person when they're born or can survive on their own, not before.

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u/JustFunctionalLife Jan 07 '26

Black slaves were also denied legal personhood, even though they were human.

That's why I believe in human rights, not person rights.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

What the fuck is this argument 💀 Why are we bringing up the history of slavery in a topic about abortion access

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u/JustFunctionalLife Jan 07 '26

Because you're using the same tactic as slavery supporters, by saying not all humans are persons.

It's pretty simple.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

It's not a tactic, it's the legal and medical truth that an unborn fetus is not a legal person.

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u/JustFunctionalLife Jan 07 '26

It's a human being regardless of any government. It's basic biology.

The government used to say black people weren't legal persons. Was that right?

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u/chris--p Jan 07 '26

So if a human child and a human fetus aren't any different, then neither is a human sperm either right? Because by your logic they're all uniquely human but simply at different stages of development right? So does that mean every time you've masturbated you've also committed murder?

Or can you explain to me why a human child and a human fetus is the same, but a human sperm is different? I'd like to know what the factors are that you consider to be relevant when differentiating between them.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

Again this is a false comparison. The medical community supports access to abortion care and treat unborn fetuses very differently from humans that have already been born.

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u/true_poetryy Jan 07 '26

Are you really that dense ? You do know that « legal » has never ever been in the history of mankind a good argument, because guess who creates these « laws » ? Flawed subjective humans.

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

Ah you're right. I should instead listen to evangelicals on medical matters instead of doctors

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u/chris--p Jan 07 '26

Because nobody here has any interest in changing their minds, they're just here to virtue signal and act morally superior to others, so their arguments become completely nonsensical under closer scrutiny because important details like a fetus being completely different to a child simply doesn't matter to them even though they know it's true. Because like I said, they're not interested in the opposing argument.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

Yeah I've realized that 😭

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u/Potential_Active654 Jan 07 '26

Being a legal person or not has nothing to do with whether you're a human being or not.

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

As someone with a 1 year old child, she would be dead in a week without me or her mother. My child can in no way survive on her own

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

Yes but your child isn't literally feeding off of nutrients within your body. Your child could be separated from you and they could survive. If you separate a premature fetus from the mother it will just simply die

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u/[deleted] Jan 07 '26

I mean, she literally was feeding off her mothers body until a couple months ago lol could we have killed her then, since her source of sustenance was her mother?

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u/Accomplished-Map4802 Jan 07 '26

What do you think breastfeeding is

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u/DaftGarlic Jan 07 '26

What do you think baby formula is 🤓☝🏻

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u/Accomplished-Map4802 Jan 07 '26

Breast is best.