and as for pregnant teens getting abortions, well if they dont want the baby, why dont the people against abortions take care of those babies? well thats a simple answer isnt it
You make it sound like none of them actually do adopt. Calling people out on hypocrisy is one thing, but when you assume it...
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and as for pregnant teens getting abortions, well if they dont want the baby, why dont the people against abortions take care of those babies? well thats a simple answer isnt it
I'm also against forest fires, street crime, people exsanguinating in the streets, people dying of disease, limitations to human knowledge, third world illiteracy and pollution, but there's only so many ****ing hours in a day. It's not hypocrisy not to directly solve every problem that you think ought to be solved; it's acknowledging the limitations of space-time. Unless you're a part time firefighter, police officer paramedic inner city counseler in the peace corps that works at the local batter women's shelter and nurses wounded wildlife in their spare time, you might want to step off the high horse.
A lot of people who are against abortion adopt a lot of kids, but orphanages are not exactly getting depopulated. The thing about abortion is where do you draw the line between to young to matter and a real human life? You can't really argue that abortion should not take place because the people who would otherwise not be born could do great things, or else you could reach a point when you are forcing people to have kids who don't want to (I don't mean not letting them make abortions, I mean actually forcing them to have children) because those kids could also do great things.
You make it sound like none of them actually do adopt. Calling people out on hypocrisy is one thing, but when you assume it...
candidus inperti; si nil, his utere mecum.
I'm also against forest fires, street crime, people exsanguinating in the streets, people dying of disease, limitations to human knowledge, third world illiteracy and pollution, but there's only so many ****ing hours in a day. It's not hypocrisy not to directly solve every problem that you think ought to be solved; it's acknowledging the limitations of space-time. Unless you're a part time firefighter, police officer paramedic inner city counseler in the peace corps that works at the local batter women's shelter and nurses wounded wildlife in their spare time, you might want to step off the high horse.
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