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Mon, 10 Aug 2026 20:06:10 -0700
marlon from private IP, post #12655637

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Abortion used to bother me a lot but not anymore

That's all 


Tue, 11 Aug 2026 15:44:28 -0700
zerosugar from private IP
Reply #14104461

There are many moral failures in this society, but conservatives pushing high birth rates don't talk nearly enough about the harms of divorce and scumbags who
have kids with multiple partners creating all these branches of a family tree. They may as well be polygamists. Children are cut out of inheritances and have to
deal with half siblings and abusive stepparents. The media has conveniently stopped talking about that shit. 


Tue, 11 Aug 2026 21:03:13 -0700
zerosugar from private IP
Reply #12730197

However, would I agree with a 13 year old girl who had sex with some scumbag being forced to have a kid? I am against late trimester abortions, but plan B is a
harmless drug. It's not the abortion drug and should be made more easy to get. RU486 is the abortion pill and while it's actually causing an abortion unlike
plan B, if somebody really wants an abortion then I would think plan B is less invasive than an actual surgical abortion. I don't get why the anti abortion
crowd are pushing so hard against ru486 because the reality is that being against it will lead to more late trimester abortions. 

All the same, abortion is a whole different topic and in an ideal society, kids would not have premarital sex, but we know that may never happen. 

On to adults. The childless by choice have always struck me as interesting because they seem to lack a desire to nurture. It's one thing to not have kids
because you never found the right person or you were sterile, but the married couples who choose childlessness have always come across to me as odd. It's not a
life I would voluntarily choose. At the same time, they are hurting nobody but arguably themselves. Divorced people and those who have kids with multiple
partners on the other hand are destroying so many lives and creating so much division. I don't hate Trump and can't stand the orange man bad crowd, but
realistically he was a bad husband. He had kids with 3 different women. Although he acts like all his kids get along, there are competing branches of a family
tree. He may have enough money to keep everybody happy, but the average Joe who has kids with multiple women does not. First marriage kids will wonder why the
father left the mother and couldn't keep his dick in his pants. They will resent second marriage kids. It's more dogs to one bone. Aside from the financial
aspect, it's just a dehumanizing situation for children especially because many of these boomers who created broken homes grew up in nuclear households and
never had to have brothers by another mother. Sometimes half siblings can work when they grow up in the same household, i.e. if the mother marries again and
they all grow up in the same household. It still gets awkward when somebody has to say, "My brother/sister is going with their dad this weekend." 

Somebody will always be the odd person out. 

Now I am talking about men who sleep around, but obviously women do it too. I have a former friend who has 4 kids by 3 guys. Imagine how screwed up her kids are
to all have different dads. Yet conservatives are attacking AOC for breaking up with her fiancé and freezing her eggs. She is legit hurting nobody. 




Tue, 11 Aug 2026 21:05:23 -0700
zerosugar from private IP
Reply #19418372

opps I mean I would think even ru486 is less invasive than a surgical abortion. no clue why the pro life crew are fighting so strong against ru486. I would
think a happy medium in a safe society would get rid of surgical abortions and only have early medical abortions unless a life is truly at risk. 


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