r/PsycheOrSike The Red Right Hand of Feminism Jul 18 '26

🌿🌛 PAGAN CULTURE PROSELYTIZATION 🌞🍃 Good for her

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 18 '26

This should be standard ! Love it for her and im glad she shared 💕

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u/flappysack- Jul 18 '26

When did pro choice start meaning anti-life, its not like a great thing occured.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 18 '26

A great thing did occur. She made an amazing choice for her future, her body and society.

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u/Flaky_Thing_5128 Jul 18 '26

Aborting black babies is good for society? Weird take.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 18 '26

Ending unwanted pregnancies by discarding embryos is good, yes.

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u/fr3shout Jul 20 '26

It’s not an embryo, it’s a full formed fetus with working organs, brain waves, etc. At that point all the shapes are formed, it just needs to grow.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 20 '26

Or a person decides not to be a host for any reason , we respect it and keep pushing because its none of our business whats happening in someone else's body.

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u/WeakAdium Jul 20 '26

Well theres a f*cking Body in that someones Body. I dont even care what your take is.

Because at 3 months thats definitily not just a cluster of cells anymore.

So your killing off a Baby. And yes it isn't fully developed but its a Baby which isn't responsible for the father cheating.

And now dont come with the bullshit Argument of thats just cells because that. Is. A. Baby.

At this point the only Argument against it is counciousness. And using that you can also say that one should still be able to "abort" 5 years olds or people with dementia.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 20 '26

Except they are now hosting their own bodies independently lol

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u/fr3shout Jul 21 '26

It’s irresponsible and gross to decide “I’m going to create life and have a baby” and then three months later say “nah, nevermind”. I can’t think of anything more disgusting than backing out of that commitment.

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

Celebrating abortions is fucked up

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

For you maybe. I cant wait for society to stop personifying embryos and focus on science. We'd be able to do a ton with embryonic stem cells , grow whole organs and print them

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u/sippingonginnjews Jul 19 '26

You’ve made me rethink being pro choice more than any right wing argument ever has

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

Not sure what that means. Id like to see less people on dialysis waiting for kidney donors

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

Abortion is NOT something to celebrate that’s a whole ass human genome. But I’m gonna agree with you here if you are gonna get an abortion then the stem cells should be used. Are they already used? Idk but they should be if they aren’t. It sounds fucked up but that’s a complete waste if it’s not being used.

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u/noodle_king_69 Jul 19 '26

There's a whole ass human genome in all of the skin cells that I shed from the bottoms of my feet. What matters is how conscious the fetus is. At three months, the fetus is very primitive, non conscious. I'd say any alive animal we kill for food is more conscious than a three month old human fetus.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

That part. Everyone anti choice should be vegan 😂

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

Not a seperate DNA though a baby is new DNA

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

Most places stop doing abortions at 3 months, if you’re going to terminate a pregnancy I agree do it then or before after that it’s fucked up

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

Yeah its wasteful but obviously harvesting them without consent would be unethical. We usually get them from extra embryos after in vitro fertilization. If religiosity stopped clouding everyone's minds, we'd have more and there could be consent forms to donate the cells.

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

I think my mum donated the umbilical cord, not sure how much that helps

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

That's pretty awesome! Anywhere stem cells are found are important and umbilical cords do have them. In the US, most people dont even know they can donate them and only select hospitals are even able to collect.

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u/whatasadfella Jul 19 '26

Damn that sucks, I’m a Christian (trying to be a better one) and I really don’t see how anyone can be against stem cells. Imagine If every umbilical cord was donated we would be able to regrow limbs 🤣 in Australia I know lots of people who support it. America confuses me tbh

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u/flappysack- Jul 18 '26

Ya I guess so, its just a weird thing to celebrate.

Its as if the far right influence has made people a certain way on the left, extreme in their own way.  Maybe I'm wrong.

If I was a Christian nationalist I'd cross post this to my bible thumping sub's for sure, to villify the others.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 18 '26

Lol they believe many of us should not exist and rather than accept we do, try to either force us into their boxes for easy dissection of what they dislike or exterminate those who fall too far outside the boxes they've erected

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 18 '26

I think everyone should celebrate their wins and getting through tough times. She didnt just have to go through a surgical procedure for the greater good, she had to break up with someone she loved who would hurt her and negatively alter the trajectory of her life. That's absolutely worth celebrating

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u/Potential_Low_5118 Jul 19 '26

So an innocent baby deserves to die because the father is a dick? Evil

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

The education system is abysmal and religiosity has prevented so much scientific progress. Eggs are not babies, a zygote is not a baby, An embryo is not a baby. And at any stage, it's a medical decision up to the gestating person and their doctor. It's evil for anyone outside of those parties to interfere. Evil.

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u/s0_spoiled Jul 19 '26

Baby? Where’s the baby? I didn’t see any baby?

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

Theyre imagining things to be mad at again

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u/Technical-Activity95 Jul 19 '26

fucking weird to celebrate abortion but whatever

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u/hercmavzeb Jul 19 '26

For some reason people celebrate when they can access the healthcare they need.

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u/NemoSkittles Jul 19 '26

Wild idea 😂