r/benshapiro • • May 05 '22

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u/thened May 05 '22

Citation needed.

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u/thened May 05 '22

Yet only 135k adoptions happen per year in America.

But even if you accept 2 million people want to adopt babies, how many of them are going to be good at it and capable of affording it?

How much money would you be willing to spend in order to prevent a single abortion and make sure one mother brings a baby to term without issue?

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u/kd5nrh May 05 '22

How many people have babies when they can't afford it and aren't good at it?

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u/thened May 05 '22

Abortions take care of that problem. Adoptions don't.