Pro-Choice-ers Pursue What I Call 'the Illusion Of Choice.'

Pro-Choice-ers pursue what I call 'the illusion of choice.'

They lost control of their bodies when they got pregnant, whether through consensual or non-consensual intercourse, and seek to regain control of their bodies by killing the child.

Murder is intentional, and through that deliberate act, there is that idea that the Pro-Choice-er has regained control over their bodies.

Give the Pro-Choice-er other safer, more ethical options, and they will ignore them to maintain their belief that they have taken control over their bodies again.

Ask them, 'What about the child's ability to choose?' and they have to dehumanize the child so that the freedom they hoard would not have to be shared with anyone else.

No matter what, however, this action is only an illusion because a pregnancy indelibly changes a person. Nevertheless;

'There is a danger for him who taketh the tiger cub and for whoso snatches a delusion from a woman.'

"The science conclusively establishes that a human fetus does not have the capacity to experience pain until after at least 24–25 weeks. Every major medical organization that has examined this issue and peer-reviewed studies on the matter have consistently reached the conclusion that abortion before this point does not result in the perception of pain in a fetus." American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists.

Ok you guys made the rules so it’s only fair you play by them. I’m going to use your rules to evaluate this source.

ACOG is a pro-abortion organization. That means they are biased. So dismissed. Debunked. The information they share is automatically not credible.

They are also citing sources over 15 years old which isn’t current. Dismissed. Debunked. Not credible.

So by your own rules your source is invalid.

Should be:

Everyone deserves to live, especially victims.

Abortion doesn't save children from abuse, it tells abusers that the only abuse they can legally get away with is killing their child in utero.

Bro how the ruck do you some how hate very real life social justice cause yet somehow try to claim Adam was rights for wanting to take more radical action towards fighting systemic in oppression lmao, frankly I shouldn’t be giving you the attention you so obviously crave

First of all, we all crave attention. The only difference is that I don't post behind the 'anonymous' tag.

Second of all, I 'hate' certain social justice causes because those causes are flawed. For example, Natives hate colonialism but happily take advantage of its benefits. Natives claim that colonists eradicated local culture but it does not occur to them that, maybe, hot water and agriculture are better than scalping and getting cholera from one bad bathe in the river.

However, I am cynical enough to recognize that whatever the cause one supports, radical action is the only true method of revolution.

Ultimately:

“Adam Taurus could become a good character, rooster teeth just doesn’t know how to write and the fandom is just petty.” I say into the mic.

The crowd boos loudly making me walk off of the stage as I wilt in shame. Suddenly a voice shouts above them all commanding them to be quiet.

“She’s right.” Says Adam Taurus himself, his mask off and in his hands.

This maybe sounds a little harsh and I know it’s tempting but… don’t spend money on gacha games. Don’t. Don’t ever. Don’t even start. I’m perfectly aware that they’re all deliberately set up to incline you to spend money on them but I promise you even if you DO get what you’re whaling for it will not be worth the $100+ you spent on it.

A proper analysis of the Sith Code

A true Sith recognizes that the Force is a power fueled by one's emotions and passions. There is always passion, and to ignore passion by claiming to have attained an aloof 'peace' is a lie. Otherwise, the Jedi would not fight so hard to protect the Republic if they felt no passion for the Republic's ideals.

A true Sith then recognizes that he can't indulge in his passion but must instead work THROUGH the false promise of power provided by the rush of his emotions to gain strength. A true Sith must harness and direct his passion toward learning and growing stronger in the force.

Once a true Sith gains strength he must use his strength to gain power through his faithful followers, cowed rivals, and impressed allies. People respect strength, and that respect makes people amenable to the Sith's will, when people act for the Sith that becomes the Sith's power.

Through power, a true Sith gains victory because his chains are broken, and nothing can stop the Sith from achieving his goals.

The force thus sets a true Sith free.