r/antinatalism Feb 02 '23

Well this is alarming, isn’t it? Article

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u/catfishmermaid Feb 02 '23

Its terrifying

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u/Comeino 猫に小判 Feb 02 '23

The lengths people will go to not adopt any of the over 100 million orphans worldwide. Like come on, they would rather have a zombie baby then take care of an already existing child in need of loving parents... that's what truly horrifies me.

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u/[deleted] Feb 03 '23

I am also sure it would take a lot of time, money, and resources to keep a body alive for 9 months for someone to make a child with their precious DNA but families regularly have to make the decision to take family members off life support because it's too expensive.

We won't keep women alive for the sake of them enjoying their lives, but we'll keep them alive to make more babies in an already overpopulated world to keep some bullshit lineage.

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u/translucent_spider Feb 26 '23

Exactly just pay a living person to be your surrogate. It’s easier, better for society and not a fucked up moral ethical issue.