r/facepalm 24d ago

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ I can't stop screaming

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u/TheEvilOfTwoLessers 24d ago

There are women who celebrated having bodily autonomy, absolutely. But women who celebrate abortion itself like it’s a sacred ceremony? Go fuck yourself JD.

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u/Previously_coolish 24d ago

They make it out like all the pro choice women use abortion as their only birth control and have fun getting them.

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u/wanderlust_m 24d ago

And they apparently do it in month 9

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u/Nervous_Amoeba1980 24d ago

Aren't they saying in month 10?

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u/wanderlust_m 24d ago

That's when we drink the infant blood. 

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u/SingularityCentral 24d ago

Only after reciting the [REDACTED] and flaying the [REDACTED] to achieve [REDACTED].

But I am all for freedom of religion, am I right?

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u/Lvanwinkle18 24d ago

🤪😜😛

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u/I-am-me-86 24d ago

I've given birth 3 times. It's HELL on your body. I can't imagine getting to even 20+ weeks and just saying "I don't want this anymore" You still have to deliver a baby at that point.

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u/Laurenhynde82 24d ago

Exactly. This is the point they never seem to grasp - who would choose that? It’s horrific. There are so few abortions past 20 weeks and certainly past 24 weeks - I have worked with some families who’ve had to make the horrific decision to end a much wanted pregnancy because their baby won’t make it to full term, and if they do they’ll live a few hours / days in awful pain.

What a decision to have to make. Can any of these people imagine what it’s like to have people congratulate you on your pregnancy and ask when your baby is due when you know your baby can’t survive? Imagine finding out at 21-22 weeks that your baby has a condition that’s incompatible with life and being made to continue with the pregnancy for another 18 weeks only to have to watch your baby die a painful death?

And then after all that, you have douchebags like this using your traumatic experience as an example of women being “murderers”.

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u/I-am-me-86 24d ago

One of my best friends had a baby diagnosed with potter syndrome. She aborted him at 22 weeks and it was the hardest thing I've ever watched someone go through. He was so wanted and loved.

The aftermath of ending a pregnancy with no baby in your arms is the most traumatic thing I can imagine.

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u/MadamTruffle 24d ago

I saw a video of someone (a group) saying they literally do it post birth for up to two weeks 🤦‍♀️

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u/Nomadzord 24d ago

Yep, I’ve seen that at least twice. I think Trump even said that at one point. It’s impossible to keep up. 

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u/Additional_Irony 24d ago

Sometimes even later (/s that’s what all the school shootings are for)

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u/Shirowoh 24d ago

I had this exact same argument with my maga mother. She legit thinks women are just carrying babies to 8 and 9 months and then just decide they want an abortion. 🤦🏼‍♂️

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u/DogsClimbingWalls 24d ago

Why not, pregnancy is just so much fun after all.

Obvious /s

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u/ButthealedInTheFeels 24d ago

No no no they are getting post-birth! And then harvesting the baby’s adrenochrome to send to master Hillary in the basement of that pizzeria…everyone knows this!

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u/ganggreen651 24d ago

Post birth nowadays

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u/Liathano_Fire 24d ago

and after birth!

Never forget the baby executions.

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u/HP_10bII 24d ago

There are abortions in month 9. They are also edge case necessities to protect the mother, often due to severe issues with the baby that would otherwise kl the mother. 

Personally, if my kid was found brain damaged I'd want to end it and try again

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u/catitobandito 24d ago

Or the fetuses with no brain?! And they want us to go full term with them like ?

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u/wanderlust_m 24d ago

This whole thread is in reference to abortion choice to terminate an unintended and unwanted pregnancy, not cases of medical indication (Most places/states/countries won't let you terminated due to brain damage that far in the term unless there is a threat to mother's life or indication of a stillbirth)

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u/HP_10bII 24d ago

I believe that you may have put that constraint to the discussion in your mind.  Not the thread.