Dylan

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Dylan

Dylan

@DylanRedbeard

Blocking someone means you lost the argument.

Beigetreten Aralık 2023
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Dylan
Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@JayVTheGreat Brown and black are on the flag now.
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Jay’V
Jay’V@JayVTheGreat·
Why is the NBA hosting pride nights??? How does that align with basketball?
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Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege I see, so when you're being anally violated by a man and the only way to get him to stop results in his death, you'd demand that you lie there and take it?
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Hannah Strege, LSW
Hannah Strege, LSW@HannahStrege·
“Embryo” is a stage of human development. “Fetus” is a stage of human development. “Infant” is a stage of human development. “Teenager” is a stage of human development. Not one of these stages makes you more human than another. It’s all the same life… just growing.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege No I’m just extending bodily autonomy to all people. My bodily autonomy ends when it infringes on another person’s bodily autonomy. You like bringing up rape, which is a great example of someone infringing on another person’s bodily autonomy.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege You don't have to support anything, that comes with having bodily autonomy. You're arguing against the very thing that allows you to argue.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege I agree that not consenting to sex is rape. I’m not talking about rape and haven’t been this entire time. Consent to sex is the consent to consequences of sex.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege No, it would be you initially consenting to an activity involving your body and then changing your mind. You said "stop" and every moment after that was rape.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege It’s not supporting bodily autonomy if an innocent person is having their body killed.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege No, it's supporting bodily autonomy - the ONLY thing that gives you the ability to even complain in the first place. Yes, cessation of existence is the outcome. That's neither here nor there (see my last post about you being ass-raped).
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege No, the equivalent would be someone having consensual gay sex and then killing a baby so they wouldn’t have to take care of it.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege Some guy is ass-raping you. Now, if you push him off you, he will die. You didn't necessarily want him to die, you wanted him off you. Death is the unfortunate result regardless to your desire. But you'd still push him off you.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege The problem is that every abortion results in killing a person, so anyone supporting abortion is supporting killing people.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege That is a result of abortion, but could removal of a fetus be done without death, I'd happily advocate for that and shun the former. You're not intentionally killing it, you're removing it. Death isn't the goal, removal is.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege The key difference is that you’re intentionally killing another person, not saving someone.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege What you call "mental gymnastics," the rest of us call reality. At no point has doing something with possible consequences hindered the ability to do away with them if possible and every system is set up as such. Driving fast? Possible consequence death: Hey, let's create airbag.
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Dylan
Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege Lmao the mental gymnastics. I’m obviously using an analogy of intentionally putting yourself into a situation with consequences. Maybe a better one for you: you light a match and throw it into a pit with kindling and wood, and then say you didn’t consent to a campfire.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege I drop hammers and other things upon occasion. At no point did I consent to foot pain, and were there some magical piece of technology that could prevent the upcoming pain, I'd use it. Again, the only way this works is if you want the foot pain and perpetually consent.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege The only way the hammer analogy works is if an omniscient creature popped up in front of you and said "that hammer will drop on your foot" and you're all like "yeah, dude, that's what I'm after. Nothing like a bit of foot pain". As it happens, omniscient creatures don't exist.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege I’m not talking about rape. I’m talking about consensual sex. If you consent to sex, then you consent to the consequences of sex. This applies to anything you consent to.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege Again, no. Consent is provisional and can change at any point. You're saying here that a woman who initially agrees to sex can't possibly tell you to stop or shove you off her. Are you a rapist by any chance?
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege If you consent to sex, then you consent to the consequences. If you consent to dropping a hammer on your foot, then you consented to the pain that follows.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege And here we go back again. Consent isn't given in perpetuity. It can be revoked at any moment. If a woman says stop while you're fucking her, anything after that is rape. Consent is provisional and can change at any point.
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Dylan
Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege I agree that all people deserve bodily autonomy. Including the person you advocate for killing.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege Sure, it ends the existence of a "person". And? The moment you deny bodily autonomy, you've got no argument to make. "He's raping me!" And? "He's killing me!" And? Who can use your body for their own purposes? Nobody without express and continued consent. Or nothing matters.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege The baby doesn’t have the ability to be pompous, annoying, or a jack ass. If you’re using that as a metaphor for the difficulties of pregnancy, then the equivalent would be knowing they were like that when you invited them. No metaphor changes the fact it’s killing a person.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege No. Someone invited you to their house but then came to find out that you're a pompous, annoying jack ass, and so kicked you out of the house where you then died in the raging snowstorm.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege It’s more like you threw a party, invited them, and then killed them because they didn’t RSVP and still showed up.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege False. They turned up unexpectedly, weren't wanted there, and so were removed. You have that right. If you don't think you do, give me your address and we'll test it.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege The “visitor” did not choose to be there. They were forced there by the homeowner.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege No. It's like allowing someone to visit your house, them moving themselves in and taking your bedroom. You then throw them out your house and they whine because you initially consented to the visit.
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Dylan@DylanRedbeard·
@Snakeystew1 @HannahStrege It’s like forcing someone into your house and then murdering them for trespassing.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@DylanRedbeard @HannahStrege False. I can consent to you using my body for your own means, but consent does not continue in perpetuity and can be revoked at any moment.
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Snakeystew
Snakeystew@Snakeystew1·
@HannahStrege If any of them wound up inside of me using my body for their own ends, I'd remove them. Doesn't matter if it's a fetus, teenager or old man.
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