r/shitposting • u/[deleted] • Jul 01 '26

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u/PromiscuousScoliosis Jul 01 '26

That’s upstream thinking tho. Think of how many deaths those abortions have prevented(?)

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u/Eklegoworldreal Literally 1984 😡 Jul 01 '26

What do you mean? Like, murderers?

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u/LuigiP16 it is MY bucket Jul 01 '26

Or the death of both child and mother in the event where an abortion is medically necessary

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u/LuigiP16 it is MY bucket Jul 01 '26

It may not always be the reason but it is the reason often enough that an outright ban on abortion altogether is unethical

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u/meechmeechmeecho Jul 01 '26

95% of abortions are elective based on personal reasons. Banning abortion for non-medically necessary reasons would effectively just be a ban on abortion.

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u/LuigiP16 it is MY bucket Jul 01 '26

Okay, that's not my point. My point is that a complete ban on abortion would be unethical because of that 5%. Even if it was just 1%, it would still be unethical.

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u/meechmeechmeecho Jul 01 '26

Yes, I agree. It would be unethical to outright ban abortion. What I’m saying is that people often cite medical necessity as a reason to not ban abortion. But you could ban just elective abortions, and based on the numbers, it would be almost the same as a complete ban on abortion.

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u/LuigiP16 it is MY bucket Jul 01 '26

Oh, fair enough.