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@mshavisham It looks like you may have accidentally blocked my main account @prochoicewoman7

@BryanKemper All the more reason to remove that other body.

@Bridge6Sto45944 @StevenErtelt I'm glad you announce that you're coming in. I completely respect a man wanting to protect his daughter like that.

@Bridge6Sto45944 @StevenErtelt So your solution to “men in the women’s restroom” is for you — a man — to go into the women’s restroom? I get wanting to protect your daughter. But if the rule is “no men,” it doesn’t suddenly stop applying because you think you’re the exception.

@CantBeSilenced8 @prochoicewoman7 @LiveAction Thank you. I thought so to!

@polishviolinist @KristanHawkins “Female logic” is just a lazy way to avoid the point. Pregnancy involves two people. Acting like responsibility only exists when it fits your argument isn’t the gotcha you think it is.

“The abortion industry thrives on irresponsible men.” Interesting how pregnancy suddenly becomes a morality play about “real men.” Real responsibility would mean comprehensive sex ed, accessible contraception, shared parenting, and actually supporting families — not just slogans about masculinity. Reducing it to “real men vs. bad men” sounds bold… but it skips over reality pretty fast.

“Here’s what we know.” What we actually know is that people disagree — on when life begins, on bodily autonomy, and on what the law should allow. Saying “it’s evil” doesn’t turn a complex medical and legal issue into a settled fact. It just replaces argument with outrage. You can believe it’s wrong. Others believe forcing someone to stay pregnant is wrong. That’s the debate. #Parody #abortionrights

@watchmen915 @BryanKemper You ask for honesty yet you refuse to give honesty.

@freedarkcry @TankProVita @BryanKemper Abortion isn’t murder — murder has a legal definition, and abortion is a medical procedure regulated by law. You can believe it’s wrong. That’s your opinion. But calling it “murder” doesn’t automatically make it one. That’s a moral argument, not a legal fact.

@freedarkcry @TankProVita @BryanKemper “If it was never about ideas,” then yeah… we noticed. That’s not intimidating — it just sounds like you showed up angry, ran out of arguments, and decided insults were easier than thinking.

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@freedarkcry @TankProVita @BryanKemper If the only reason you’re holding back is because something might get reported… that’s not really a strong point. That just means the conversation stopped being about ideas a while ago.

@freedarkcry @TankProVita @BryanKemper You really think you have that much power over me? 😅 If your goal is just to make strangers “regret it,” that’s not a debate — that’s just anger dressed up as one.

@freedarkcry @BryanKemper Spending two decades arguing online doesn’t make everyone who disagrees with you fake — it just means you’ve been having the same debate for a long time. We can disagree without pretending the other person isn’t real.

If there’s “absolutely none,” you could just… stop replying. Saying I “shy away from reality” doesn’t make your take the default setting — it just means we see the issue differently. That’s kinda how debates work. We don’t have to agree, but turning every reply into insults just proves the conversation ran out of substance.

I made a dumb “pro-choice fetus” joke and you jumped straight to “it’s never too late.” That’s not edgy — that’s just weirdly implying someone should be dead because you don’t like their opinion. We can argue politics all day, but telling people they shouldn’t exist isn’t the gotcha you think it is.

@freedarkcry @TankProVita @BryanKemper Screenshotting my profile doesn’t prove anything. You think it’s violence. Other people think it’s healthcare. That’s the disagreement. But pretending someone said people should be “legally killable” is just adding drama instead of responding to what was actually said.

That’s not really the same logic though — you’re jumping from a complex medical debate straight to a crime analogy and pretending they’re interchangeable. People disagree on abortion because they define personhood, autonomy, and harm differently — not because they think “awareness = okay.” If the comparison only works when pregnancy gets replaced with a totally different scenario, maybe the comparison isn’t as strong as it sounds

@freedarkcry @BryanKemper Calling someone fake and clueless doesn’t really prove anything — it just means we disagree. We’re both on here giving opinions. You don’t have to like mine, but turning it into personal shots isn’t really a gotcha.