Re:Association between meatless diet and depressive episodes
by aksss on Sunday September 25, 2022 @04:35PM
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Just a point on the logic here - let’s agree that the trade-off is not always (perhaps even infrequently) one life for the other life in any given case of a desired abortion. It’s a spectrum that goes from the mother’s at-risk life at the most grave to convenience of lifestyle / avoidance of responsibility at the most callous. All abortions are not one or the other, but all points on this spectrum are represented. The debate is often framed to highlight one extreme scenario or the other as justifying a specific policy carte blanche. But we do ourselves a disservice as wannabe rational thinkers be ceding either assumption to the passionate advocacies on each side.
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Re:Association between meatless diet and depressive episodes
by sgu999 on Wednesday September 28, 2022 @01:31PM
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Fully agree with you there.
> convenience of lifestyle / avoidance of responsibility at the most callous
That was also what I was thinking of when I wrote taking into consideration the life of the unborn child. Being undesired or a burden isn't really giving someone the best chances of being happy and fulfilled. But then again, we can come up marginal cases.