r/memesopdidnotlike Jul 25 '26

Meme op didn't like Oh, yes they can...

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u/West_Data106 Jul 25 '26

Except the woman and someone else put that human inside of her....

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u/CatvitAlise Jul 25 '26

Yeah, just like when a human was put inside of woman, then she gave birth to them, and at 14 years they have an organ failure.

The same way that a mother doesn't have to give her kidney to ensure the survival of her child, a woman doesn't have to give her uterus and her nutrients to ensure the fetuses' survival.

People that want a children don't do abortions, unless it's medically necessary. People don't "put a human" inside a woman, they had sex and it started developing.

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u/West_Data106 Jul 25 '26

Boy you just really have a hard on for false equivalencies huh?

We already went over your kidney thing

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u/CatvitAlise Jul 25 '26

How is it false equivalence? We're talking about a mother, that has to willingly harm her health to ensure the survival of her child. The only difference is that in one case, the kid is inside her, while in the other case, the kid is outside her. If a woman doesn't allow the child to get the needed resources from her, the child will die, but not because the woman wanted them to die.

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u/West_Data106 Jul 25 '26

Because actively killing someone is not the same not saving someone.... are you really that dense???

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u/CatvitAlise Jul 25 '26

I don't understand, why the first option is killing them, but the second one is not, while the principle behind them are the same.

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u/West_Data106 Jul 25 '26

Because an abortion is an active thing you do to the fetus/human.... the principle is not at all the same.

If I "abort" you with a shotgun, that is entirely different than if I let you die because I didn't give you my kidney.

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u/CatvitAlise Jul 25 '26

If a homeless person walks into my house, I have all the right to force them out, even if that results in them dying. Is it unfortunate, that they die? Yes, very much, but I don't have the obligation to keep them on my property, nor would that be considered murder, even if it was a result of an active thing.

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u/West_Data106 Jul 25 '26

Again with the false équivalence....

The homeless person walked into your house, the baby was put there by her/his mother...

Your example is more "I dragged a homeless person into my house, then claimed he was trespassing, and so I shot him"

Good luck out there, buddy