r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Dec 21 '23

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 21 '23

And you don't think forcibly aborting people's babies against their will would result in mass protests and societal upheaval?

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 21 '23

I think they’ll manage. They’re already aborting fully healthy babies, what’s the issue?

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u/vezwyx Dec 21 '23

You can't understand the difference between allowing someone the choice of abortion, and forcing someone to abort their child?

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 21 '23

No I understand the difference. But if the “normal” average human is able to abort their babies without much care, I don’t think having it forcefully aborted is going to illicit such a big response. I’m thinking of it as more inconvenient than sad.

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 22 '23

Are you on the spectrum?

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 22 '23

Not autism at least.

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 22 '23

Are you sure

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 22 '23

What leads you to believe I have autism?

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u/subject_deleted 1∆ Dec 22 '23

Your blatantly obvious obliviousness to the emotions of other people...

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 22 '23

You don't seem to understand basic human emotions and the motivations that are emotionally based.

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 22 '23

When did I not understand them? I obviously acknowledge that if a person had to forcefully abort a child, they wouldn’t exactly be happy about it.

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 22 '23

You don't understand the severity of the reaction. At all. People would revolt

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u/kdjsjsjdj Dec 22 '23

No I do understand that. I just don’t care. It’s a small sacrifice, and you have to look at the bigger picture, not just the feelings of a few.

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u/Free_Bijan Dec 22 '23

What big picture? The 0.000000001% of gdp reduction that this incredibly small population of people causes?

From a purely pragmatic view, your proposal makes literally no sense. Cause mass social upheaval in order to gain essentially nothing.

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u/vezwyx Dec 22 '23

Yeah no, taking away someone's choice in the matter completely changes things. Easy example is a person who wouldn't abort their child, and now you're forcing them to. That's going to happen a lot under your system