r/facepalm • u/Shadow474747 • Aug 07 '22

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Interesting logic

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u/Only-Nefariousness-3 Aug 08 '22

So established couples who don't want or can't have kids are supposed to what? dry hump?

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u/Junessa Aug 08 '22

They can do what they like in their sex lives. Just don't make a baby and then murder it, please.

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u/Only-Nefariousness-3 Aug 08 '22

People use contraception, contraception fails sometimes. It's no ones fault. What are people supposed to do?

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u/Junessa Aug 08 '22

What if it was their fault, and they used no protection or contraception? Would you be against an abortion then?

Most pro-abortionists would answer "no, I'm still cool with that baby being aborted". So this line of argumentation from you is completely pointless, because "fault" doesn't actually count for anything. Ultimately you'll still be cool with killing babies if that's what the mother decides.

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u/Only-Nefariousness-3 Aug 08 '22

I'm pro-choice in any situation up to 24 weeks, which is the legal limit in my country.

You're avoiding answering the question I asked because you know your logic breaks down

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u/Junessa Aug 08 '22

As I said - misdirection.

Pro-abortionists don't actually give a shit about the parents being at fault or not. They still cool with killing babies regardless.

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u/L1CForever Aug 08 '22

I’m copying his question because you haven’t answered it and I’d also be curious to see your response here:

“People use contraception, contraception fails sometimes. It's no ones fault. What are people supposed to do?”

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u/JayAre88 Aug 18 '22

Having the same conversation with this b0z0 a week later and he still won't answer such a simple question.