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re: Bad news for the “you do you” IVF crowd. Gay surrogate father is a tier 1 sex offender.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:26 pm to burger bearcat
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:26 pm to burger bearcat
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IVF is like murder
You might as well go hang out with the rainbow tranny freaks.
You're one and the same.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:26 pm to burger bearcat
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And is forcing the public to go along with a lie
Go along with what exactly? I would prefer the government not be involved in marriage at all. But I'm not sure what two dudes doing in one home and what they would call that arrangement has "forced" me to do. I don't go along with lies, including that women can become men and vise versa.
What has gay marriage forced you to do?
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:28 pm to boogiewoogie1978
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I just realized I'm not speaking with a sane person.
If lives are created and then discarded, then what is that?
But even if you don’t agree with me on that point, your argument was that guns cause murder, there for they are bad? And then you said IVF is like guns?
My rebuttal is that IVF is not the tool, it is the result of using certain tools, just like murder could be the result of using a gun or other tools like a knife, etc
How is this logic/comparison not understood? Seems pretty clear and logical
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:34 pm to burger bearcat
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But even if you don’t agree with me on that point, your argument was that guns cause murder, there for they are bad? And then you said IVF is like guns?
My rebuttal is that IVF is not the tool, it is the result of using certain tools, just like murder could be the result of using a gun or other tools like a knife, etc
How is this logic/comparison not understood? Seems pretty clear and logical
No, my argument about guns was two-fold.
1. Someone can make the argument that using guns is like playing God
2. Why should someone have their rights to use certain things be taken away becuase of the abuse of someone else. That's how I'd compare the IVF in the OP to guns.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:35 pm to burger bearcat
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IVF is like murder
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:39 pm to notsince98
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Has the concept of "grooming" sunk in yet? You shouldn't find it odd at all.
I don’t think he found it odd. I think he wrote that as a wink and a nudge.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:47 pm to wackatimesthree
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So apparently being pro-life is a particular brand of crazy extremist to him.
You have radically misrepresented his position, which is that there is an Overton Window that you can move a little, but if you try to move it too radically you will repel the center and lose elections.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:55 pm to SlowFlowPro
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being a particular brand of crazy extremist
Is he really though? I mean statistically his position could be considered an outlier but it seems pretty consistent as far as being pro life and those that claim to be staunchly pro life and favor IVF are the ones being inconsistent.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:56 pm to Penrod
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You have radically misrepresented his position, which is that there is an Overton Window that you can move a little, but if you try to move it too radically you will repel the center and lose elections.
This fails for at least two reasons.
1. That conclusion wasn't even about IVF. It was drawn from his hand-waving about overturning Roe v Wade. Which turned out to be an epic fail all on its own, btw. Unless you are claiming that supporting the overturning of Roe v Wade is "too radical," you're not even responding to the correct association. And if you are claiming that supporting the overturning of Roe v Wade is "too radical," then I refer you to the election results in 2024 just like I did him.
2. But let's forget all of that and pretend that I was referring to IVF with that conclusion. Give me the logical position that frames being pro-life when it comes to abortion as being a reasonable position but being pro-life when it comes to IVF is unreasonable and "radical."
Just because a majority of people are in favor of it? I then refer you back to my previous observations about the polls.
And even if I'm wrong about that and people know full well what takes place but support it anyway, all that means is that it's an inarguably illogical conclusion based on their own supposed presuppositions. Even more so than it would be if I were right and they didn't understand the procedure.
So I'm not sure why I'm supposed to accept an obviously illogical position just because a majority of the public does.
This post was edited on 9/24/25 at 1:09 pm
Posted on 9/24/25 at 12:57 pm to BarnHater
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The faces of Tylenol.
I shouldn’t have laughed at this.
But I did
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:01 pm to SlowFlowPro
SFP, I’m mostly taking your part in this thread, even though burger bearcat is doing a good job making his case. But I think you must supply more than a laughing emoji to the charge, which bb could make clearer, that the discarded fertilized embryos from IVF represent murders.
If you don’t think so you should say why. And as a clarification you should say whether you think a first week abortion is murder, because that is similar.
For my part, I’d say that the first week abortion is murder, but discarding embryos is not because those are not viable without human intervention.
If you don’t think so you should say why. And as a clarification you should say whether you think a first week abortion is murder, because that is similar.
For my part, I’d say that the first week abortion is murder, but discarding embryos is not because those are not viable without human intervention.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:01 pm to SlowFlowPro
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I do
I also posted
What you did not post are the answers to these questions.
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You ridicule someone being opposed to IVF as being "crazy."
Do you also think anyone who is opposed to abortion is crazy?
If not, how is opposing one discarded human in utero not crazy, but opposing multiple discarded humans in utero is crazy?
We both know why.
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proving my claim about the stance being a particular brand of crazy extremist
Oh, that proves something is a crazy extremist view?
Then reforming SS is a "crazy extremist view" according to your logic, because a vast majority of the public opposes it.
I thought you were supposed to have a high IQ.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:10 pm to wackatimesthree
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That conclusion wasn't even about IVF. It was drawn from his hand-waving about overturning Roe v Wade. Which turned out to be an epic fail all on its own, btw. Unless you are claiming that supporting the overturning of Roe v Wade is "too radical," you're not even responding to the correct association. And if you are claiming that supporting the overturning of Roe v Wade is "too radical," then I refer you to the election results in 2024 just like I did him.
No, no, no. In this thread, he said that opposition to IVF was crazy. YOU reflected on his Roe v Wade election consequences, which are beside the point. He might very well have been wrong there; idk. But if he said that, in his defense, Trump triangulated admirably on the issue, swearing that he was in favor of about a 12 week abortion window.
As to your #2, I refer you to my penultimate post above, which a) addresses #2 and b) addresses the rest of your post when I wrote that you are doing an admirable job defending your position. It was your equation of discarded IVF embryos to recently conceived fetuses which inspired it.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:21 pm to Penrod
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YOU reflected on his Roe v Wade election consequences, which are beside the point.
They are absolutely not beside the point.
Every time killing human life in utero comes up—whether it's in conjunction with IVF or just plain old abortion—SFP white knights for it and against Republicans protecting it, claiming he's doing so for a practical reason, namely, that the party will lose votes for standing against it on that principle.
It's what he argued regarding R v W and it's what he's arguing now. It's the same argument against the same action for the same reason.
And he couldn't have been more wrong the last time he tried to use it.
So exactly how is me bringing up the fact that the argument failed the last time he floated it beside the point?
EDIT: And he can't answer the questions you asked him any more than he can answer them when I asked them. Because his entire argument when it comes to this is "religion" and the additional appeals to ridicule he tried to repeatedly use on this thread. He can't come out and say he thinks anybody who is pro-life is being ridiculous because he's claimed so many times in the past that he won't involve his personal opinion of abortion. That's part of showing that he's above the debate and also a smokescreen for trying to legitimize the "we'll lose votes" claim. "This isn't about my personal feelings, it's because if we do this we'll only win the WH, the Senate, and keep the House...I mean...we'll lose the election."
This post was edited on 9/24/25 at 1:26 pm
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:24 pm to wackatimesthree
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So exactly how is me bringing up the fact that the argument failed
The thing is, it didn't.
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It's what he argued regarding R v W and it's what he's arguing now. It's the same argument against the same action for the same reason.
This is wrong, too.
I only brought up how crazy people feel emboldened when their team has enough time in power, start thinking they have a soap box for their crazy, and then turn off moderates and cause their team to lose. That's IVF.
The abortion stuff is just a loser, overall, and the 2022 midterms proved that.
You're trying to focus on the wrong data point (2024 elections), which is ironic, given this thread and my actual argument ITT (see above)
*ETA: if Trump thought that extreme abortion positions were good positions, politically, he would have adopted them? Why, then, has he rejected the extreme positions and, instead, promotes a moderate policy of a ban after 12 weeks?
This post was edited on 9/24/25 at 1:26 pm
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:29 pm to wackatimesthree
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So exactly how is me bringing up the fact that the argument failed the last time he floated it beside the point?
Because even though they both deal with reproductive rights, they are still different issues. He could be wrong about one and right about the other.
For many years when either party made gains, either pro choice or pro life, the other party benefited politically. SFP was on firm ground when he predicted that. Somehow Trump cut the Gordian Knot on this issue. It was remarkable! Trump is maddening at times, but at other times, he is a virtuoso, the likes of which we haven't seen in my lifetime, and I am 63.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:30 pm to burger bearcat
My wife and I do not have any embryos that will not be transferred but when we were doing preliminary paperwork and had to state our intention if we did have extra embryos, we really wrestled. Morally, we would love to donate them for adoption. However, the evilness in the world would now keep us from choosing that option. It would keep me up at night wondering if my biological baby was born into something like this.
This will keep many families from choosing this option as well therefore creating many more embryos being discarded which is a moral issue in itself.
This will keep many families from choosing this option as well therefore creating many more embryos being discarded which is a moral issue in itself.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:33 pm to Penrod
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Somehow Trump cut the Gordian Knot on this issue
It was more a matter of opportunity, where the left had been given too many cycles of cultural advance in a row, by fall of 2024 they were so far gone and crazy that the country had had enough of them.
Note that Trump has a moderate stance on abortion and is a big proponent of IVF. He very rarely takes personal positions on the ledge of crazy social conservatism.
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:38 pm to SlowFlowPro
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The thing is, it didn't.
Didn't you say just yesterday that the idea that you will not admit you were wrong is a myth?
What a fricking liar.
You posted about 100 times before the 2024 election that overturning Roe was going to tank the election.
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I only brought up how crazy people feel emboldened when their team has enough time in power, start thinking they have a soap box for their crazy, and then turn off moderates and cause their team to lose. That's IVF.
Is it IVF? I can't conclude that because you still have not answered the questions I asked you about it. We both know why.
And no, that's not ONLY what you have posted. Maybe it is on this thread, but I remember too many posts from the past.
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The abortion stuff is just a loser, overall, and the 2022 midterms proved that.
You're like an idiot who claims that a team running the ball on first down (all game) is proven to be a losing strategy because that team got outscored in the 3rd quarter of a game, but won the game.
Now is a time you'd look much better if you just admitted you were wrong instead of trying to float this nonsense.
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You're trying to focus on the wrong data point (2024 elections
I'm not trying to do anything. I'm reminding you what YOU said. I'm sure you predicted we'd lose the 2022 midterms because of abortion (and before I finish this post, let me get it in there that you have absolutely no data to back up the fact that the reason Republicans lost seats is because of abortion), but you also predicted the same before the 2024 election. For the same reason. You predict it constantly, every time the topic comes up.
When you do that, sometimes what you predict is going to come true. And then you just claim that the reason you predicted it is the reason it happened.
"Hey SFP, why are you walking around with no pants wearing a lobster hanging off your dick?"
"It keeps the elephants away."
"We live in Louisiana. There are no elephants here."
"See how well it works?"
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Why, then, has he rejected the extreme positions and, instead, promotes a moderate policy of a ban after 12 weeks?
Because I think that policy reflects his personal leftist feelings about the matter. Why would he implement controversial tariffs that many in his own party didn't want him to implement?
Posted on 9/24/25 at 1:39 pm to Penrod
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Because even though they both deal with reproductive rights, they are still different issues. He could be wrong about one and right about the other.
How are they different with respect to unborn humans ending up dead?
One difference is that one abortion = one dead human, while one round of IVF = 4-8 dead humans.
Other than that, what's the difference?
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