Anonymous #4 13w

When it first started there was no baby. Just a fetus at 8 weeks. The fact that it’s still considered a baby at that point shows what women are thought of.

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Anonymous #6 13w

it's exactly what it sounds like, they're grounds where they force men and women to reproduce and have children. they used to use them for slaves im pretty sure

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Anonymous #1 13w

i’ve heard of forced sterilization, but not forced reproduction. was just wondering if there were any academic sources on it or if it’s a word-of-mouth thing that was LIKELY to have happened, since we can’t really go off what some stranger on the internet is “pretty sure” of, no offense.

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Anonymous #6 13w

u asked for an explanation and i gave it to you, if u want to find sources u couldve just googled it..?

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Anonymous #1 13w

they just said they didn’t want to google it for obvious reason

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Anonymous #7 13w

yeah im realizing that now :/

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Anonymous #1 13w

i don’t understand why this is downvoted; it’s not unheard of for someone to offer an academic article or the technically correct term for something on an app that was originally for college students only

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Anonymous #2 13w

a jbl clip speaker weighs more than that. a potato weighs more than that. like, was this worth it for you georgia??? congratulations on your cup of fucking rice i guess… 💔

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Anonymous strawberry_hair 13w

it’s sick. reality is, pregnant women die. hard stop. that’s life. and she wasn’t far enough along to consider “emergency cesarean” god forbid she even knew she was pregnant in the first place. the decision should have been unanimous: she’s gone, put her in the ground - fuck “heartbeat”. georgia done pissed me off with this one.

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Anonymous #6 13w

it’s that there are far too many things pertinent to black history that are hard to read. they’re so cruel, however, it’s important to sit down and find sources and learn for yourself bc other peoples’ paraphrases will never surmount to the reality of the accounts being cited. now, a people’s history, the delectable n*gro, and a fb page called african american history iirc are amazing to start with.

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Anonymous #8 13w

i didn’t expect a perfect paraphrase; i was just asking for a phrase less incriminating and nontechnical to search than “human breeding farms”

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Anonymous #6 13w

https://www.academia.edu/9864206/Slave_Breeding_Farms_of_Africans_in_North_America_

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Anonymous #10 13w

*openly It’s always been the case. Now they just don’t care about hiding it.

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Anonymous OP 13w

Yeah it’s disgusting the fact that it is okay todo something like that especially against the family’s wishes to not keep her alive and all for a 1 pound baby that can’t breathe feed or anything

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Anonymous OP 13w

Not to mention the only reason that baby was born when it was is because her body was rotting and could not support life. If she herself could not support herself and survive what she went through who in the right mind thinks a 8 week old fetus can and survive being born at a HEALTHY weight

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Anonymous #11 13w

Dehumanization of the CHILD? How about the woman whose hormonal drug-filled, artificially-maintained corpse he was cut out of?

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Anonymous OP 13w

Adriana was *dead*. She was not alive. She was bit sentient. Yet she was forced to carry a child to term through artificial means. Tell me again, about this so-called dehumanization.

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Anonymous OP 13w

*not sentient

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Anonymous #10 13w

It makes me so sick. My heart breaks for them both. And her family. 💖💖💖

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Anonymous #11 13w

How about the the women they kept alive all to have this child while nothing but MACHINES are keeping her alive no real nutrients for the baby hince why it was only one guvking pound so next time you wanna fucking talk about dehumanizing maybe you should think a little more

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Anonymous #10 13w

Exactly. The family named him Chance apparently. It’s disgusting.

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