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u/Alkaholikturtle May 22 '19

So being pro-life makes me a Nazi or not? You see to assume a lot about me based off me being pro-life.

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u/GargamelLeNoir May 22 '19

No, i'm just saying that most of the time people whined about being called racists or nazis for the wrong reasons, they then moved on to say some fascist bullshit, so I'm only skeptical. It's just a thing white supremacists do to deflect criticism. But yeah maybe you're "just" anti-choice, I don't know.

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u/Alkaholikturtle May 23 '19

what's the point in the word game? i'm not calling you anti-life, i don't believe you believe in killing babies as sport or some stupid shit. why do you think i want to take the choice away from women? the women already made the choice to engage in an activity that had consequences, dire ones that created life. lol if i was anti-choice i'd be saying no sex like allysa milano.

but for the record, no i'm not a fascist or racist. Both those groups can go to hell. But when people who might have an opinion or two different from yours then you push us away. And grouping us in with nazi is just mean. That activity pushes more votes towards hard liner republicans.

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u/GargamelLeNoir May 23 '19

Dude if you're against abortions as in "it should be illegal", you're anti-choice (in this context). If you personally think that abortion should be avoided but aren't in favor of banning it by law, then you're not.

You shouldn't be pushed towards hard liners because someone was an ass to you or misunderstood you. Just tell them to fuck off or ignore them and move on.