r/boringdystopia Oct 20 '24

Civil Liberties 📜 We’re so prolife we’re ultra life

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u/Circadianrivers Oct 21 '24

I’m pro choice but I don’t think this a fair comparison.

Forcing someone to get a potentially permanent (in rarer circumstances) surgical procedure is not the same as preventing someone from getting one done.

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u/Loud-Tonight-6673 Oct 21 '24

I feel it is. They both could lose the ability to have more kids. Preventing someone from getting it done can lead to fatality or permanent damage to the mother in some cases though. Abortion isn’t just from people not wanting to have kids in the moment. It’s an encompassing term for a part of Women’s healthcare.

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u/Circadianrivers Oct 21 '24

That’s a good point actually.

I guess that shows how stupid both positions are really.

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u/youpoopedyerpants Oct 21 '24

It is removing the control a person has over their own body.

Forcing someone to have a vasectomy and forcing someone to carry an unwanted or unviable pregnancy to term are the same thing.

In both cases, a person is being forced to do something with their body that they don’t want to do.

Obviously no one wants mandatory vasectomies. That’s the point. Why is it okay to say no abortions but not to mandate vasectomies??? It isn’t.