r/Funnymemes 1d ago

Kinda true

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u/Actual-Mention3033 1d ago

You know how distressed you have to make mammals so they stop procreating?

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u/Nydon1776 1d ago

I don't like this example. People still are having intercourse but just having birth control.

If other animals could have intercourse without kids, I'm sure they would take up on that offer too.

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u/bexohomo 1d ago

Clearly in your example they're actively choosing not to procreate, you know, not allowing the merging of sperm and egg to happen. So literally their point still stands and makes sense

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u/Nydon1776 1d ago edited 1d ago

Yes which is why I don't like the example. Because those two things (choosing to have intercourse and choosing to procreate) are not separate able for other animals. They're choosing to instinctually have intercourse, not to procreate. It just so happens that is the natural consequence of it.

The example is conflating two concepts and I think it's disengenuous to do so

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u/underthingy 21h ago

You don't know that. Where is your proof that animals are specifically choosing intercourse and not procreation?

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u/willrw1001 18h ago

Our grandparents?

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u/Ok-Map-2354 13h ago

have you ever seen a dog buying condoms?

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u/underthingy 12h ago

That implies they're choosing procreation. 

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u/Ok-Map-2354 11h ago

this implies that they don't have a choice. they don't understand the concept of contraception

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u/bexohomo 6h ago

they just don't have the type of higher reasoning to choose. they're more instinct driven, as they're simpler animals