I am not pushing disinfo. Some countries do have cultural issues that need ban abortion. I do not know the situation in Canada.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sex-selective_abortion
As Wikipedia and many other documents shown in the Wikipedia, the phenomenon of sex-selection or even race-selection happens in Canada too.
Again, I feel like China would be way better off addressing the cultural norms that led to this. As I'm aware of it, the onus of taking care of the elderly is not on the government but weighs heavily on male children. You're basically expected to be the bread winner for you, your spouse, your children, your parents, and in many cases your spouse's parents if they never had a son.
I imagine men in China would be far more appreciative of relief of that onus than just saying abortion is outright banned.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
Yes it does. That means insurance money that can be used for saving person ends up wasted for abortion because of some people's mistakes. That does have an impact on other people. As Chinese government pointed out, abortion has largely wasted tons of resources and money of insurance.
This bad thing that has no bearing on the conversation is an important reason to not have abortion says obvious troll account.
Someone is making a killing on clown shoes.
Actual blue mod response on doing what they volunteered to do. No wonder this place is infested.Originally Posted by Venara
It's not grounds to ban abortion. That's what makes it disinfo. China might have a problem, it doesn't exist in any significant measure in Canada, and it isn't an argument against abortion rights.
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That's what insurance is for. It's not an error that needs fixing.
I would like to hear opinions of people like you who believe abortion is just 100% of women's choice that is something I disagree fundamentally. I am a pro-lifer mainly because of I do not see how you fix the issue of sex-selective abortion when you do not ban abortion.
So banning abortion can have a reason rather than religious reason right? Like preventing sex-selection.
Insurance is not for paying for someone's mistakes either. There will always be situations in the insurance which they do not cover. Many insurance never covers earthquakes or some nature disasters.That's what insurance is for. It's not an error that needs fixing.
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Then you believe women has a basic human right to selective abort his babies based on race, sex or other discriminations?
Banning abortion outright is also pushing at a hard line. All be it a hard line that's easier to push because men are all too ready and willing to give up women's bodily autonomy because it doesn't affect them.
Give elderly people an income to live off of and health care. Again, I imagine males in China would be far more appreciative to have that burden off their shoulders than simply giving up someone else's rights.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"
It's not a reason to ban abortion in the first place, so you're not making a valid argument.
I get that you really want to force women through unwanted pregnancies, but your personal fetishes aren't arguments. An unintended pregnancy would give no argument against abortion coverage.Insurance is not for paying for someone's mistakes either. There will always be situations in the insurance which they do not cover. Many insurance never covers earthquakes or some nature disasters.
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If you're going to ignore medical ethics, then if the choice is between "ban abortions" or"allow sex-selective abortions", there's only one reasonable answer, and it's to support abortion rights. The issue with sex-selective abortions are that the motive is aesthetic, not medical. That's it. The patient still wants to be pregnant and have a child.
I do not believe anything you do on this planet has no impact other people. If you do believe things like women's body automany, then why would united states ban sex-dolls for men? In fact most women in the west hold double standard on opposite gender too (when it does not affect them lol).
There is no solution besides a total ban on abortion. China did push out interfering any non-medical abortion in Feburary this year, that is even before Roe Vs Wade overtuned. Surprise? Both China and US did the same thing in the same year.Give elderly people an income to live off of and health care. Again, I imagine males in China would be far more appreciative to have that burden off their shoulders than simply giving up someone else's rights.
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There are many women in the united states who abort their child for aesthetic reasons, like want to change body shapes etc.
The problem is that abortion is clearly overused in the world.
Mask continues to slip.
Actual blue mod response on doing what they volunteered to do. No wonder this place is infested.Originally Posted by Venara
Wot. This has nothing to do with the topic.
There are plenty of solutions. You're just being narrow minded.There is no solution besides a total ban on abortion. China did push out interfering any non-medical abortion in Feburary this year, that is even before Roe Vs Wade overtuned. Surprise? Both China and US did the same thing in the same year.
Let me put it another way. Sex selective abortions are a SYMPTOM. The onus of family support and care is the PROBLEM. That onus of being the bread winner has caused numerous other problems besides sex selective abortion. It is a major contributor to male suicide in China as well. It was also why the one child policy failed miserably. Get rid of that onus, and a lot more men will be far happier. It will solve numerous problems that banning abortion doesn't do shit for.
2014 Gamergate: "If you want games without hyper sexualized female characters and representation, then learn to code!"
2023: "What's with all these massively successful games with ugly (realistic) women? How could this have happened?!"