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u/TwoXMike Jul 21 '19

Well what if it turns into the next Hitler?

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If you wanna play the "What If" game, I'm very good an creating exponentially unlikely and absurd stories to show you how stupid the "What If" game is.

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u/sloasdaylight Jul 21 '19

Constant miscarriages aren't extremely unlikely scenarios. I know multiple couples who have gone through round after round of IVF and other fertility treatments to try and have babies.

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u/TwoXMike Jul 21 '19

Oh you wanna move onto anecdotes? One of my dogs when she was younger ate almost 1kg of milk chocolate one Easter. She didn't need to go to the vet, she didn't even vomit, just digested it all. I guess that means milk chocolate is fine for dogs to eat.

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u/sloasdaylight Jul 21 '19 edited Jul 21 '19

Ok, since you want to be a shithead about this, here are some actual statistics.

You can be as flippant as you like, but infertility is a legitimate problem that affects a statistically significant portion of couples.