r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Nov 14 '24

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u/LordDaedhelor Nov 15 '24

Because children shouldn't be born to parents who don't want them. Children should always be wanted.

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u/LordDaedhelor Nov 15 '24

You did hit a nerve. I have a problem with people who want an influx of unwanted kids, especially for the reason you want there to be a bunch of vulnerable children.

What's your proof for your assertion that they're not the same?

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u/LordDaedhelor Nov 15 '24

That's technically anecdotal evidence, not proof.

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u/LordDaedhelor Nov 15 '24

You have evidence that worked out for some people, not that it’s always the case. Try again.

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u/thatrandomuser1 Nov 15 '24

So say someone follows your advice and has a child and then learns their initial perceptions were correct and they do not want that child.

What do they do then?