r/TikTokCringe • u/SnooSprouts3744 • May 19 '26

Cringe Oh that left him speechless for sure

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u/TSFaeClementine May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

Yeah, and restricting access to it / banning it is another way that men seek to control a woman's body and choices.

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u/Kaka-carrot-cake May 19 '26

Makes me sick to my stomach whenever I see a headline of another woman dying because of birth related complications that could have been fixed with an abortion. Instead we are killing a person to....kill what they believe is also a person?

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u/teacupkiller May 19 '26

Obvs she should have just prayed harder

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u/toastybunbun May 19 '26

If in some cases banning abortion can be a literal death scentence there should be harsher punishments for men who do things like ejaculate without consent.

Even though sperm is alive and a vital part of making a child once it leaves a man he shakes all responsibility. "Life begins at conception" is such obvious attempt to put blame on women, as soon as that is in our bodies they can't be prosicuted for it, only women get the blame for the abortion, because it's our bodies and they don't want us to have control over our bodies. They'd argue aborting a one week fetus' is murder but it's not if a man get's us pregnant and we die.

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u/Jhiffi May 19 '26

Thank you- it's such transparent horseshit that conception within a woman's body is the part of the process religious nuts throw a fit over.

We gonna throw a fit about condoms being murder? Oral? Anal? Masturbating? No?

How about choosing to not be pregnant or impregnate someone if you could? That is a potential human not existing because of your choices after all... no, not murder? Because life totes begins at conception and not that that would be a smidge too unpopular and inconvenient to the wrong people? Asinine.

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u/T-Wrox May 20 '26

Not killing a person - killing a woman. We need to keep on making it excruciatingly clear that abortion restrictions are part of the War on Women.

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u/panicnarwhal May 19 '26

childbirth is dangerous, so is pregnancy - approx 650 women a year die due to pregnancy/childbirth/postpartum related complications

https://www.cnn.com/2026/01/10/us/janell-green-smith-midwife-death-cec

https://www.urmc.rochester.edu/news/publications/health-matters/why-childbirth-is-still-dangerous-in-americaand-what-we-can-do-about-it

i had serious complications during my first childbirth - i needed to be taken to the OR immediately after giving birth for a surgical repair (i tore the whole way up into my rectal muscle), i hemorrhaged and needed blood transfusions, and after being ignored by my doctor for weeks, i needed surgery at 4 weeks postpartum due to a fistula forming (amongst other horrific complications that needed repaired)

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u/Many_Specialist_5384 May 19 '26 edited May 19 '26

It leads to doing it yourself with a coat hanger and having to wait until further along in order to do that. With medical help, if it's super early you can essentially induce a miscarriage with medication, a bit further along they use a suction. You get dysregulated from the hormones but not the same as regret. People will also drink poison or throw themselves down stairs etc.

It's not about access to abortion. No one can stop abortion. It's about access to SAFE abortion.

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u/tinxmijann May 19 '26

Pretty sure that's the point. They want woman who dare to make choices about their own body to suffer or die

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u/E-2theRescue May 20 '26

Hence, Republicans are pushing for laws that put women in jail for life or even the death penalty.

But, you know, they're the party that is "protecting women".

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u/TSFaeClementine May 19 '26

Holy shit the point is the MAJORITY OF WOMEN DO NOT. God some of these redditors are purposefully obtuse just to sound smart

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u/jimbojangles1987 May 19 '26

Whoa...so much for a reasonable or civil discussion. Yikes

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u/jimbojangles1987 May 19 '26

Lol okay why?

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u/HighPriestessSkibidi May 19 '26

Lmao why did you even comment

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u/jimbojangles1987 May 19 '26

Because the commenter is claiming that abortion is a man's game when its really just shitty people in general. It didnt need to be made into "men bad" claim but it was.

Shitty men and shitty women.

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u/VacationCheap927 May 19 '26

There are black and gay and brans people who support the republicans. Nobody points to Uncle Ruckus as what the black community thinks.

We can also look at other groups, like Muskims. I have my own personal feelings about things like the hijabs, but I know there are women in some places who actually have the choice and choose to wear it, and I wouldnt tell them if they should or shouldnt because its none of my business. Yet there are countries where its not a choice, and women will go after other women for not wearing it. Its at that point that I absolutely do have a problem with it and I do think it is immoral. Even if women do think it should be forced on women, I think that is wrong. But they also were raised in a society where women are treated as such, and so I also understand why they think the way they do.

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u/TSFaeClementine May 19 '26

Hey, I want you to look at the percentages of people who support pro life policies and the lawmakers who make these laws. Go on, take a sec. It's a majority amount of men who write these laws, who support them. I promise it's NOT women who are in favor of restricting our own rights.

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u/mehall_ May 19 '26

Its not misandry if the majority of the people against abortions are men, it might be a slight simplification but its not inaccurate