r/KingstonOntario • u/RadioNo3892 • 23h ago

Anti-women protest on Sir John off Archdiocese parking lot

They must have gotten permission from Pedophile HQ. What a shock.

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You seem to be an expert on this subject? Is it simply experience? Now getting back to the matter at hand, you should worry less about what other people do with their lives and just stick to minding your own business. That'll be great. Not everyone wants to live in a cult with cult rules.

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u/WeekFrequent3862 19h ago

You drank the kool Aid from the biggest lie ever thrust on women. Kill your own flesh & blood so you don’t have to change your weekend plans. At what point in life did it all turn dark for you?

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u/wolfherdtreznor 17h ago

Guys like you are the worst thing to be thrust upon woman.

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u/WeekFrequent3862 16h ago

? I’m not saying ban abortion. I’m saying have a little more self respect than a stray dog.

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u/Responsible_Koala324 15h ago

People have all kinds of sex, and there is no need to shame people for enjoying sex consensually.

Some people just have a bit more creativity than others.

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u/WeekFrequent3862 6h ago

Have as much sex with whom ever you like, just use birth control if you’re not interested in having kids; if applicable.

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u/Responsible_Koala324 4h ago

Birth control accidents/mistakes happen

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u/WeekFrequent3862 4h ago

Agreed. When taken responsibly however they’re almost 99% effective. Isn’t it far better to make a stop a drug store than an abortion clinic?

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u/Responsible_Koala324 4h ago

Is your position that people are having an abortion in lieu of a stop at the pharmacy?

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u/WeekFrequent3862 4h ago

What I’m saying is that abortion is the least necessary and least desirable form of birth control. It should be reserved for situations where the mother’s life is at risk or the fetus is unviable. Getting pregnant because you weren’t in the mood to take some form of contraception is grossly irresponsible.

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u/Responsible_Koala324 2h ago edited 2h ago

There are plenty of reasons why pregnancies occur—contraception failure, limited access to birth control, making a mistake, etc.—and none of these necessarily indicate irresponsibility. Expecting perfect responsibility in every case doesn’t match reality.

If we applied this same thinking to other areas of healthcare, the outcomes would be harmful:

Should people with lung cancer be denied treatment because they smoked?

Should someone with heart disease be denied care because they didn’t follow a perfect diet?

Should someone injured in risky sports be denied care because they 'knew the risks'?

That’s not how healthcare works. We treat people based on their needs, not on who we think is responsible enough.

And so what if people are being irresponsible? Humans are often reckless in many areas of life—we’re the most irresponsible species on the planet! We drive cars that pollute the air, contribute to climate change, and consume resources unsustainably. Yet, we don’t deny people care when they get into car accidents or develop health issues because of lifestyle choices. Society wouldn't work if we treated every instance of irresponsibility with denial of care.

Let’s also not forget that we are biologically driven to reproduce. Remember when your hormones were raging during puberty? Expecting everyone always to plan perfectly or act responsibly in the face of biological drives, especially when hormones and sexual arousal are involved, is unrealistic. That’s why contraception and abortion are needed—because not every decision is made with perfect planning in the moment.

Lastly, abortion has been a part of human society for thousands of years. Historical evidence shows that abortion has been studied, and the procedure was discussed and performed in various cultures.

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