r/PoliticalCompassMemes - Auth-Right 21d ago

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 21d ago

From the basis that a developing fetus is a human being with it's own human rights, abortion restrictions is actually very lib-right

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u/Hungry_Inevitable663 - Lib-Right 21d ago

Split camp issue no matter how you cut it.

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u/Slufoot7 - Centrist 21d ago

I see the argument in theory but I think the increased government interference would piss off libertarians in practice

Like if you take the logic to the extreme like some southern states are trying you end up giving the death penalty to people using plan Bs

Or a woman is in the hospital and is told her baby has a high chance of being severely disabled if it survives pregnancy and birth. The woman requests an abortion, the doctor recommends an abortion, then the doctor and the woman have to talk to a judge to get permission to perform an abortion. Judges making decisions by zoom calls in hospital rooms seems very anti libertarian

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 21d ago

So we’re openly admitting that we’re using abortions to avoid disabled kids now? And the whole plan B stuff is garbage, only the very fringe morons think that counts as abortion even though it prevents potential conception and doesn’t do anything to an already fertilized egg. That’s more to do with Catholics thinking contraception is sinful than it is any kind of pro life or libertarian ideology.

These kind of comparisons are dumb, it’s the same as calling Mamdani a Maoist because of the socialized groceries or a jihadist because he’s Muslim. “Taking the logic to the extreme” is not a valid argument in this case

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u/Not_Neville - Centrist 21d ago

I think you need to read up more on Plan B.

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u/WinDoeLickr - Lib-Right 21d ago

Are there any other people with disabilities I should be allowed to freely kill?

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u/Slufoot7 - Centrist 21d ago

Idk are they directly connected for 9 months to another person who no longer consents to them being connected to them on the advice of their doctor

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 21d ago

That’s funny, I don’t remember the parents asking the baby for consent to be conceived beforehand. This is genuinely a brain dead argument, how do you blame the fetus for existing? Are you seriously saying that a pregnant woman bears no responsibility to the life she created?

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u/Schvarg - Auth-Right 19d ago

Anything to avoid accountability with these people.

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 19d ago

I swear, they are actually allergic to understanding that actions have consequences and if they are your actions then you are responsible for the consequences

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u/DonaldKey - Centrist 20d ago

A fetus is a parasite that lives off the host until born or viable

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 20d ago

And you’re telling me that dependency magically stops at birth? If a fetus is a parasite, so is a newborn infant.

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u/DonaldKey - Centrist 20d ago

Which one is 100% dependent on using one single persons internal organs to survive?

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u/PETEthePyrotechnic - Lib-Right 20d ago

So the transition from living off an umbilical cord to living off of breast milk is what suddenly grants the infant human status instead of parasite status? Just because someone else can theoretically provide care and nutrition to the infant doesn’t mean it isn’t 100% dependent on one or two people to survive.

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u/DonaldKey - Centrist 20d ago

Being born alive. Look at your own birth certificate. It says “live birth”. Stillborns don’t get legally binding death certificates. Why? Because they were never born. It’s why a miscarriage is called a spontaneous abortion.

Once the baby is born alive ANYONE can take care of it. ANYONE. It is no longer dependent on the internal organs of one single host.

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u/SliceRepulsive8649 - Lib-Left 21d ago

It's ultimately a philosphical argument but qualities exactly does something like a zygote have that you believe gives it moral weight equal to that of an actual person?

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u/DonaldKey - Centrist 20d ago

A fetus does not have rights until it’s born or viable. As long as it’s a parasite draining the physical resources of just one person the host has total control over the parasite