• @jpreston2005
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    58 months ago

    Incorrect. One results in higher than normal birth defects that exacerbate over time, and one is perfectly healthy. We, as a society, should try to limit birth defects, no? Are you also in favor of bringing back thalidomide?

    • @[email protected]
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      88 months ago

      Out of curiosity, are you chill with incest if the couple is incapable of biological reproduction? (They’re the same sex, one or both has been sterilized, ect.)

      • @jpreston2005
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        18 months ago

        incest is not something I’d call myself “chill” with.

    • @Cryophilia
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      48 months ago

      The birth defects are on par with a woman over 30 giving birth. Want to ban that too?

      • @jpreston2005
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        -18 months ago

        that’s not true, and false equivalencies only serve to make you seem more ridiculous. You’re gross, and your kink is historically shamed because it destroys us a viable species. I feel sorry for the people in your life.

          • @jpreston2005
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            08 months ago

            look at you moving goalposts. go back to disappointing your family.

            • @Cryophilia
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              08 months ago

              I just misremembered. But my point still stands. You want to ban women over 34 having children?

              • @jpreston2005
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                17 months ago

                no, I don’t. you seem pretty intent on trying to make me tho. banning first cousin marriages doesn’t lead to us banning all pregnancies began after the mother is 34. you’re using a logical fallacy of the slippery slope and it doesn’t apply.

                • @Cryophilia
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                  07 months ago

                  It’s not a slippery slope, it’s the exact same thing. The same excuse you use for banning incest equally applies to women over 34 giving birth. Banning that would not be a slippery slope, it would be an equivalence.

                  • @jpreston2005
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                    17 months ago

                    no it wouldn’t and that’s your logical fallacy. banning consanguineous marriage does not mean banning all women over the age of 34 from giving birth. You’re wrong.

      • @jpreston2005
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        18 months ago

        continued procreation within the family destroys the viability of the offspring eventually. This is not something to be encouraged.

    • capital
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      08 months ago

      One results in higher than normal birth defects that exacerbate over time, and one is perfectly healthy.

      Are you for any law preventing people more likely than average to produce offspring with defects from reproducing, or just cousins?