US Politics on Yik Yak | “selectively worship science” I think this is in reference to the abortion thing and if it is, I’m a biomedical sciences major, with a biology minor. Doing my masters. I think when we advocate for abortion, it’s less the scientific consensus and more the

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US Politics 8w

“selectively worship science” I think this is in reference to the abortion thing and if it is, I’m a biomedical sciences major, with a biology minor. Doing my masters. I think when we advocate for abortion, it’s less the scientific consensus and more the

US Politics 8w

Progressives: Why do you hate the Nazis so much? You seek to regulate and criminalize speech, to disarm the public, celebrate abortion as empowerment (consensual eugenics), selectively worship science, and hate the Jews. Same logic, different branding.

Anonymous 8w

I think the right is the side that selectively worships science. They’ll be like “biology says 2 sexes”(even tho it doesn’t) but will swear up and down that humans aren’t apes

Anonymous 8w

I wouldn’t even start with that post tbh, they’re all over the place

Anonymous 8w

moral implications and other factors. I don’t necessarily care if life begins at conception. Science suggests that non sentient human beings without nerve receptors can’t physically feel pain. I morally value the life of a being with the capacity to deploy agency rather than the cellular beginnings of a human.

Anonymous

#1 8w

They seem uneducated.

Anonymous

OP 8w

They try to talk as though they’re educated though, for some reason

Anonymous

#1 8w

Yeah, I think it’s just good to point out common misconceptions among the left because they create demons that don’t exist then become angry at them.

Anonymous

OP 8w

If you deny that something without cognition can die, you're also denying it ever lived. But the entity has distinct DNA, autonomous development, and growth-dependent symbiosis. That makes it biologically alive and ontologically distinct, even without cognition.

Anonymous

#2 8w

I don’t deny that’s I deny that killing it is morally wrong.

Anonymous

OP 8w

Then we agree it’s alive, distinct, and growing. What you’re defending is the right to end a life, not because it’s not alive, but because you’ve decided it’s beneath moral concer. You’re just saying some lives don’t matter until you decide they do. That’s exactly the logic every eugenic regime in history has used. Wild that you’re a biomedical grad student and still can’t distinguish ontology from opinion.

Anonymous

#2 8w

Let me ask; this is a genuine question. Are you pro life in general, outside of abortion?

Anonymous

#2 8w

I have a point to this, and I’m engaging in good faith so please just follow me here: This isn’t a deflection. More so a pressing of your position against mine.