#pro life

[deaconjohn1987]

Doctors Spent an Hour Reviving a Baby Born Without a Heartbeat

 Doctors Spent an Hour Reviving a Baby B

[cheerfullycatholic]

From xtinabambinaa on Threads

[egginfroggin]

I see the sun in the sky

I feel the feathers on the chickens

I hear the music of the thrushes

I smell the sweetness of butter

I taste refreshing water

I haven't known a day without needles since before I was a teenager

There are bruises on my skin

And lumps in my fat

There is the potential of complications

Heart attacks and strokes

Blindness and neuropathy

My safety is tied to my phone

And wakefulness to constant balance

But still

The chickens crow

My life goes on

The butter melts and the sun shines

And how terrible my life may be to some

But how wonderful

How beautiful

It is to live

And to taste water

And perceive the world in ways that nobody else could

To bake and laugh and cry and sleep

And how sad it would be if I hadn't been born

[nerdylibertarian928]

prolife and hating on a kid in a pixar movie, grow up.

Which kid was I hating on and what does that have to do with being prolife?

[xxx-theartofsuicide-xxx]

Fellow libertarian here. If I needed your blood and organs to survive, should the state be able to forcibly hook us up for 9 months to ensure I live? Even if it could negatively impact your health? Even if it could kill you?

Former pro-choicer here, very familiar with the bodily autonomy argument, used it for over a decade. It's invalid. The state did not force you to have irresponsible sex and create a life you do not intend to nurture. You are not entitled to that life's destruction. Most states have exemptions for cases of rape, incest, and threats to the life of the mother. If that's your actual concern, you should focus your energies on changing legislation there. It would be less exhaustive than trying to convince people that abortion isn't murder when it literally is.

[dank-pro-life-memes]

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