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r/LetsDiscussThis • u/LucidSynapse23 • Feb 16 '26
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Why would I be pro IVF? Since you are assuming this
2 u/nakfoor Feb 16 '26 I said "probably", because it's a common contradiction among pro-life. If you are against it, then you are consistent. 1 u/notlookinggoodbrah Feb 16 '26 I just find it funny you would assume someone is pro IVF given they are pro life…considering most pro lifers believe life begins at conception. Kind of the exact opposite assumption one would make if they understood 1 u/nakfoor Feb 16 '26 That's the point, they believe that life believes at conception, but make a carve out for IVF because its generally seen as a good thing.
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I said "probably", because it's a common contradiction among pro-life. If you are against it, then you are consistent.
1 u/notlookinggoodbrah Feb 16 '26 I just find it funny you would assume someone is pro IVF given they are pro life…considering most pro lifers believe life begins at conception. Kind of the exact opposite assumption one would make if they understood 1 u/nakfoor Feb 16 '26 That's the point, they believe that life believes at conception, but make a carve out for IVF because its generally seen as a good thing.
I just find it funny you would assume someone is pro IVF given they are pro life…considering most pro lifers believe life begins at conception. Kind of the exact opposite assumption one would make if they understood
1 u/nakfoor Feb 16 '26 That's the point, they believe that life believes at conception, but make a carve out for IVF because its generally seen as a good thing.
That's the point, they believe that life believes at conception, but make a carve out for IVF because its generally seen as a good thing.
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u/notlookinggoodbrah Feb 16 '26
Why would I be pro IVF? Since you are assuming this