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If the sex isn’t forced, the pregnancy can’t be forced.
Thought Provoking Berserker ⚛️🦍🦅@Provokethoughtz
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie That’s like saying preventing someone from eating isn’t forcing them to starve.
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@BartholomewKin2 @prolifefrenchie I directly addressed this response in the comment you are replying to.
Beyond that, abortion is not simply a refusal to give, it is a direct intervention of the biological process. Abortion is active, forceful killing. You can't shoot terminally ill people either.
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Even in other circumstances, we do not generally require people to donate blood, marrow, organs, or bodily resources to sustain another person's life, even when refusal will result in death.
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@_ParisOlivia @prolifefrenchie If you can't think critically for long enough to support your argument rather than doubling down on flawed nonsense, then you don't have place in the conversation.
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Yep, they are.
Luckily, where I live, abortion is reproductive healthcare. So, no need to drop it off on your doorstep.
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@BartholomewKin2 @prolifefrenchie You have to ignore the unique circumstance of pregnancy to justify this type of argument. It isn't like being hooked to a machine or taking away from someone. It is a natural process that the body is built for. Without threat to life, you cannot violate right to life.
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Even if one grants, for the sake of argument, that the fetus is a person with a right to life, a right to life does not automatically include a right to use another person's body without continuing consent.
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@_ParisOlivia @prolifefrenchie No, they aren't. The whole point is incoherent. Being disallowed from killing someone isn't the same thing as being actively forced to deal with them, or in this case, bear the child.
Good. Go ahead. Better than killing the child.
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Yes, they are.
If someone forced me to continue an unwanted pregnancy and give birth, I'd be dropping that baby off at their front door.
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@BartholomewKin2 @prolifefrenchie The intent of the person to avoid biological consequence doesn't change that is is the consequence.
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@TTepatti @prolifefrenchie Consent to sex is not identical to consent to pregnancy. People often consent to one thing while explicitly trying to avoid another.
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@_ParisOlivia @prolifefrenchie Repeating a logically incoherent talking point doesn't magically make it a viable argument.
If someone prevents you from killing your child, they aren't forcing you to have a child, there is no link between those two concepts. Hope this helps.
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@StojBoj @prolifefrenchie Preventing someone from killing their child isn't forcing you to have a child. Something else caused the pregnancy to begin with. That's not what the word forced means.
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@prolifefrenchie Sure it can. Many folks want to prevent abortions, which would result in forced pregnancies.
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@BartholomewKin2 @prolifefrenchie Pregnancy is the biological consequence for consenting adults having sex. Denying that and wishing it wasn't true doesn't change it.
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@prolifefrenchie Pregnancy is not & should never be a consequence for consenting adults having sex.
Men can get more than 252 women pregnant during the nine months the first woman he gets pregnant.
Hold man accountable.
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Actually, being a responsible adult means knowing your own limits. If someone knows they don't have the mental, emotional, or financial capacity to give a disabled child the specialized life they deserve, choosing not to carry that pregnancy to term is the responsible choice
jisan@jisanfloewin
If you're not ready to be a parent of a child with a disability then you're not ready to be a parent. Disability can happen at anytime.
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@Ilerioluwakiye_ Yes, heaven forbid a parent sacrifice for their child, right? Better kill all the disabled kids because they are too burdensome. You can say its not because you don't value disabled people, but that doesn't change the reality of what you say. Killing your child deserves shame.
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Unpopular opinion:
If I knew my unborn child would have a severe disability that would require lifelong intensive care, I would seriously consider termination.
Not because I don't value disabled people. Not because I lack compassion but because love alone doesn't provide specialized healthcare, financial resources, emotional resilience, or round-the-clock caregiving.
Raising a child with profound disabilities can demand sacrifices that affect parents, siblings, and the child themselves.
People should be allowed to have honest conversations about whether they are truly prepared for that responsibility without being shamed for it.
Instablog9ja@instablog9ja
YouTuber Jesse Ridgway and wife Ashley terminate pregnancy after learning their baby had a high risk of Down syndrome
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@nosoup4knowles It's so funny that throughout ages and cultures, sacrificing yourself for others was the ultimate and purest form of love, but now apparently killing people you find burdensome is higher on that list by virtue of a generic sentiment of suffering which is universally applicable.
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Actually the purest form of Love sent His only Son to earth to suffer so that those who believe in Him can be saved.
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@XBrittanyDukeX Having different opinions doesn't entitle you to kill others, nor does is absolve you of criticism. To kill your own child and publicly "mourn" as if you didn't do it is evil, especially so when you want to garner sympathy in the face of those who experienced involuntary loss.
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After reading all these hateful comments about Jesse and Ashley I’m so disappointed!!! All because you don’t agree with someone else’s decision?? I understand Everyone is entitled to their own beliefs and opinions, but that doesn’t give you the right to attack, judge or add more pain to those that are already hurting as is.
The reality is that none of us are living their lives. None of us were in the room during those conversations, sitting through the appointments, hearing the medical information, weighing the options, or carrying the emotional burden that came with making such a difficult decision. It’s easy to judge from the outside when you haven’t had to face the situation yourself. You don’t have to agree with the decision that was made. That’s your right. But there’s a difference between respectfully expressing an opinion and going out of your way to tear someone down when they’re already hurting. Compassion shouldn’t depend on whether you agree with someone. Basic human decency should still matter. What I’ve seen in some of these comments is less about concern and more about people looking for an opportunity to criticize and judge.
At the end of the day, this was a deeply personal decision made between them and their medical team after a great deal of thought, emotion, and consideration. Whether people agree with it or not, they are still human beings who deserve kindness and respect. Stop acting immature about it! All because it’s not what you would have done yourself.
The negative comments may be loud, but they don’t speak for everyone. There are many people who understand that life isn’t always black and white and that sometimes people are forced to make incredibly difficult choices. Those people are choosing empathy over judgment.
Healing is hard enough without strangers adding to the weight they’re already carrying. No matter what anyone’s opinion is, nobody deserves to be torn apart simply because others would have made a different choice.
I hope both of take some time and space to heal and move forward. There are many people who support you and want the best for your family. I’m one of them, and I’ll continue to have your back. ❤️ you always gotcha.
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@McJuggerNuggets Grief for the loss of the unborn is for those of us that lost a child involuntarily. You killed your child, the rest of us with that pain didn't. Enacting your child's death and mourning as if you weren't responsible is delusional.
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I’ve never seen such hate and vitriol for two people grieving the loss of their unborn child and making an impossible decision.
The last 24 hours have exposed a side of humanity that is deeply disturbing. Being called “murderous pieces of shit, evil, compared to Hitler” and receiving NON-STOP DEATH THREATS.
Seeing my 6-year old dog with Stage 4 Kidney Disease be used as a weapon, manipulating my words and intent in a tweet or saying we’ll regret this decision forever and must repent to God is absolute insanity.
If you ever wanted to marvel at the depravity of people online, just check the replies on my latest tweet. It’s a shit-show of epic proportions. This is reflective of the current world and landscape we’re all living in.
What’s more troubling is a lot of these people use God or Jesus as their justification for threatening us and wanting to cast us into Hell…seems pretty hypocritical.
So many saying they would’ve kept the child, put it up for adoption or are suddenly ready to adopt a down syndrome child, that’s great! You can do all those things. However, many of the people throwing stones don’t even have children, let alone one with a condition and most likely will never do the things they say they’re going to do.
There has been some heinous shit said about my wife and I on some extremely large accounts…It baffles me that there are such trashy-ass people who have significant followings. If you can’t contribute anything meaningful to the conversation aside from insults then just don’t post.
On the other hand, there has been tremendous stories of people who kept their Down Syndrome baby and that’s awesome! Very courageous and they do look very happy! That is your choice and I support it. This was ours and we can do that. It’s very easy to accept the differences between us when it has no actual bearing on your life.
What shocked me most of all was that this story has become mainstream news…A couple’s abortion is suddenly newsworthy in 2026…?
There are over 1,000,000 abortions every single year for a myriad of reasons, this is happening on a DAILY BASIS and is the most common outcome for Trisomy 21, yet this one blows up and people are surprised…?
The reason this blew up is quite simple: IT’S BECAUSE NOBODY TALKS ABOUT IT.
I can’t blame people for not talking about these vulnerable experiences publicly because you see the disgusting backlash that ensues. It’s very divisive. Luckily, after 20 years on the Internet, this is par the course for me taking on the crazies, so I’m glad I can help further the conversation.
That’s exactly why I wanted to share this story. People still need to see vulnerability and hear the raw truth. There is real suffering going on and it is being done in silence and fear.
So many mothers have reached out privately commending us on our bravery to speak truthfully about this topic and we really appreciate that support! We want you to feel less alone in this and less ashamed.
There has never been a more important time to speak up and out about the things that matter. Do not let the vocal minority stop you from sharing your truth.
To those who have been affected by this or are confronted with a similar situation in the future, we have your back and please feel free to reach out. I’m sure this will follow us awhile especially when we try for a kid again in the near future.
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