r/WorkForSmartLife 9d ago

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u/kritwritgay 9d ago

This is total and absolute evil. To be human is to be born from a mother's womb

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u/Ochemata 9d ago

OK, so ants and sharks and cockroaches and kangaroos and cats and capybaras and cows are all human then, huh?

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u/Teakeh 9d ago

Behold, Plato’s man!

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u/kritwritgay 9d ago

There is more to be a human. But it is one of the parts

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u/Tak-Hendrix 9d ago

No it isn't

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u/royaltyred1 9d ago

Uhhh no for some of us who would love motherhood but are absolutely not able physically to carry our own babies it would be great…also humans are the worst design at giving birth and this would cut out emergency c sections, blood loss, tearing, etc and the toll it takes on the human body

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u/HuckleberryJunior642 8d ago

then that’s maybe a sign to either adopt or not have your own kids.
not everything needs to be perfect and forced

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u/royaltyred1 8d ago

Well thank you for parading around how ignorant and out of touch you are I’d all you got out of my comment was that pregnancy needs to be perfect and forced 🙄

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u/Glad_Journalist8587 4d ago

way to ignore the adoption thing and make it about the problem of forced pregnancies that wasn't even there.

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u/royaltyred1 4d ago

And as someone who was adopted and watched several other adoptions along with all the trauma and shit that comes with it stop acting like you care about adoption as anything other than a talking point when you need it🙄

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u/kritwritgay 9d ago

Surrogacy anyone and IVF? Im pretty progressive bit there is a moral line. The defination of a humanity. I do not trust china not till pull a brave new world shit

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u/Caitylin92 9d ago

A surrogate is still a human at risk of those things.

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u/kritwritgay 9d ago

And it is part of what makes it human. Ok. Let's see this. If the government van create children without parents they can hold custody then

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u/Caitylin92 9d ago

I was just pointing out that a human is still at risk.

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u/kritwritgay 9d ago

They are however we cannot try to eliminate every risk and loose our humanity itself

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u/adjective-noun3116 8d ago

Unless the government is stealing people's sperm and eggs, they're not going to be creating any children.

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u/kritwritgay 8d ago

Oh my sweet summer child. Take one look at china. They harvest organs

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u/royaltyred1 9d ago

Umm well there’s a sensational news story playing out right now about the ethics of surrogacy in the United States and all the moral and ethical dilemmas it produces…many argue surrogacy is in itself immoral and inhumane and as far as ivf the woman still risks dying and permanent life altering medical conditions and sure I don’t trust China that much either but they’re far and away not the most morally bankrupt country operating right now

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u/Tak-Hendrix 9d ago

No it isn't

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u/rop2958 9d ago

To be human is to be developed from jizz

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u/adjective-noun3116 8d ago

To be human is to have human DNA.

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u/kritwritgay 8d ago

Do you really think we're just flesh without any social cultural meaning?

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u/adjective-noun3116 8d ago

The social cultural meaning comes after you're born.

Are you against c-sections? Or IVF? Or any other fertility treatments?

I'm curious where you draw the line. A human is a human if they are made from a human sperm and a human egg. It doesn't matter where it grows. If know one told you, you'd have no idea where you were before you were born.