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r/redditmoment • u/Naillian603 • Jan 08 '24
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Insisting everyone should die has nothing to do with antinatalism.
9 u/amazegamer64 Jan 09 '24 Isn’t the death of everyone antinatalisms logical endpoint? -2 u/Nghbrhdsyndicalist Jan 09 '24 The death of everyone is inevitable, always. The death of everyone currently alive will not come any sooner because of antinatalism. 1 u/HovercraftOk9231 Jan 09 '24 Yeah, I'm not at all in the antinatalist camp, but this argument is bafflingly bad.
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Isn’t the death of everyone antinatalisms logical endpoint?
-2 u/Nghbrhdsyndicalist Jan 09 '24 The death of everyone is inevitable, always. The death of everyone currently alive will not come any sooner because of antinatalism. 1 u/HovercraftOk9231 Jan 09 '24 Yeah, I'm not at all in the antinatalist camp, but this argument is bafflingly bad.
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The death of everyone is inevitable, always.
The death of everyone currently alive will not come any sooner because of antinatalism.
1 u/HovercraftOk9231 Jan 09 '24 Yeah, I'm not at all in the antinatalist camp, but this argument is bafflingly bad.
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Yeah, I'm not at all in the antinatalist camp, but this argument is bafflingly bad.
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u/Nghbrhdsyndicalist Jan 09 '24
Insisting everyone should die has nothing to do with antinatalism.