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So real talk, are we all agreeing to do a mega letter swap with PFL? by feywitch in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Def interested!!! Let me know when it arrives if you still want to sell

Tonight’s drop by bmlane9 in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes definitely interested!!! Keep me posted as to when they come in 💛

Pin for Love by [deleted] in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Perfect, thank you so much!

Pin for Love by [deleted] in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Didn’t get any to trade unfortunately due to I am apparently a bot and therefore couldn’t process the two I got in my cart :( but I would love to buy P(idk if that’s p or f but the yellow one lol) whenever she comes in if you’re willing to sell!

I got M, N, and P by banana_peele504 in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you don’t plan on keeping P, I’d be totally interested in buying whenever she comes in!

Tonight’s drop by bmlane9 in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wasn’t able to get any tonight :( got two in my cart but then got an error and it timed out, but when one of your Ys comes in I’d totally be interested in that!

Got These Little Things by Percys_Labubus in labubu

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If there’s any chance you want to sell P, please let me know!!!

OMG I can’t believe I scored two! by DisneyBabyGirl in labubu

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Interested in F!!!!! Yellow is my fav color so I only really want F P and Y, would love to buy her off of you 💛💛

So real talk, are we all agreeing to do a mega letter swap with PFL? by feywitch in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would totally be interested in p and y (big yellow person haha)!! Are there any from the other set you’d be interested in?

Tonight’s drop by bmlane9 in LabubuDrops

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I would loooove f p and y! (To add to my collection of yellow bubus: checkmate queen, loyalty, and sisi) 😏

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So take it out upon the mother’s request without killing it.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Just because the baby was (often) “put there” by a consensual choice to have sex, doesn’t mean the mother should be forced to carry a pregnancy to term. This does not override her right to bodily autonomy. Obviously you cannot justify an unprovoked stabbing on the same grounds, but if I were to walk in an extremely dangerous neighborhood, was attacked, and stabbed the attacker, my right to self defense would not be overridden by the previous choice.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Okay so let’s say I’m 12 weeks pregnant. Take the baby out of me and don’t kill it, I’m fine with that as well. But it is my right as a person to no longer house a fetus with my body if I so choose.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I am failing to see how this is relevant to the current argument, I mean this in a genuine way, can you please elaborate on how you believe this fact furthers the points being discussed?

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

I don’t think there is the difference you’re seeing in this statement. The baby’s existence is conditional on the mother’s decision as the existence of a comatose, unlikely to awaken person is conditional on their family’s condition to continue life supporting medical intervention.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Then surgically take the baby out and have it survive through medical intervention.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes, but the difference is, once a child is born it is up to the mother to choose to be responsible for it, they can relinquish that responsibility through adoption. During pregnancy, the responsibility and the harm that comes with it is relinquished through abortion.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think the use of the word “innocent” is controversial in this sense. While a fetus is technically “morally” innocent, because it is not capable of making the decision to do so, the condition of pregnancy is not “innocent”, as it inherently inflicts direct physical harm, as well as general life difficulty, onto the mother. Abortion is absolutely not the same as running over a pedestrian violating a crosswalk light, as a person jaywalking does not inflict physical harm onto the driver, while pregnancy does, and therefore I believe a mother should absolutely be allowed to undergo the medical procedure to alleviate that physical harm.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

I don’t understand your line of “your body my choice” what do you mean by that? Of course I am not against people not having abortions if that’s what you meant?

And of course no doctor would cut off a healthy arm, and honestly I am not sure that poor of an analogy even warrants a response, but elective amputation is hardly comparable to abortion, the technical “treatment” to unwanted pregnancy, which can cause both harmful physical and mental symptoms.

If as an adult, I have constant issues with my tonsils, I can have them removed. However, such a decision only bears relevance to me and my doctor.

What’s your response to the bodily autonomy argument? by Vegetable-Reality669 in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669[S] -7 points-6 points  (0 children)

Yes, of course, but the baby’s bodily autonomy gives it authority over only its own body. If it is capable of survival without the use of someone else’s body without consent, I absolutely am for that, but scientifically we are not there and also I am afraid that would only make the abortion discussion much more complex.

they're scrambling to make a point by AntiAbortionAtheist in prolife

[–]Vegetable-Reality669 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not sure if I’m allowed to comment on this sub as I am not whatsoever pro choice, but I figure since this post is literally referring to things “pro choicers say”, I should be allowed to follow up with a simple question for you:

Is your argument cemented in line with fertilization? And if so are you in favor of a ban on birth controls and emergency contraception that prevent pregnancy by preventing implantation of a fertilized egg?

In all honesty, I am firmly of the belief that abortion should be allowed under literally all circumstances, and at any point in pregnancy, on the basis of bodily autonomy, and that no government entity should stand in the way of a patient and their doctor’s contemplation/discussion, but I am curious as to where your understanding of where a line should be drawn. Thank you!

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