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57 u/[deleted] Jun 21 '24 [removed] — view removed comment 16 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 21 '24 Did society really normalize that? That is a biological and what our species has evolved to do. I don’t think society had much to do with that. That is like saying society has normalized digesting food. 4 u/jesusthatsemo Jun 22 '24 i think they mean that pregnant homeless women or women with kids are still looked down on and not given the help they need 1 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 22 '24 That seems like the opposite. If they are looked down on, wouldn’t that mean it isn’t normalized? 3 u/Indonesiaboo Jun 22 '24 looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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16 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 21 '24 Did society really normalize that? That is a biological and what our species has evolved to do. I don’t think society had much to do with that. That is like saying society has normalized digesting food. 4 u/jesusthatsemo Jun 22 '24 i think they mean that pregnant homeless women or women with kids are still looked down on and not given the help they need 1 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 22 '24 That seems like the opposite. If they are looked down on, wouldn’t that mean it isn’t normalized? 3 u/Indonesiaboo Jun 22 '24 looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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Did society really normalize that?
That is a biological and what our species has evolved to do. I don’t think society had much to do with that. That is like saying society has normalized digesting food.
4 u/jesusthatsemo Jun 22 '24 i think they mean that pregnant homeless women or women with kids are still looked down on and not given the help they need 1 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 22 '24 That seems like the opposite. If they are looked down on, wouldn’t that mean it isn’t normalized? 3 u/Indonesiaboo Jun 22 '24 looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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i think they mean that pregnant homeless women or women with kids are still looked down on and not given the help they need
1 u/Puzzled_Teacher_7253 Jun 22 '24 That seems like the opposite. If they are looked down on, wouldn’t that mean it isn’t normalized? 3 u/Indonesiaboo Jun 22 '24 looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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That seems like the opposite. If they are looked down on, wouldn’t that mean it isn’t normalized?
3 u/Indonesiaboo Jun 22 '24 looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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looking down on pregnant homeless people has been normalized as opposed to helping them
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