• @ZILtoid1991OP
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      Transphobes be like: “No matter how much you try to reshape it with excessive physical force, or melt it by applying excessive heat, still a slab of raw iron!” (Is there some synonym for melting that could sound “gross”?)

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        I’m not sure, but you could always make a metaphor. Might I suggest the word sloughing, which is generally used to mean the shedding of dead tissue? Like say, “no matter how hot you work the iron to slough its form-”. Though then again, might be a big ask for a transphobe to use a rhetorical device like that.

  • @motor_spirit
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    Ignore it on the side of the road, offer no help, but celebrate its ability to participate in capitalism!

    • @ZILtoid1991OP
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      The term “pro-life” is proof for the right being the one engaging in “political correctness”.

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          A fetus technically is a human with most of the parts missing, so is a heart transplant or a strand of fallen out hair.

          In practice though, during the usual period where abortion can happen a fetus is not much more human than a load of semen. Okay, it’s technically diploid, but still just a bunch of cells.

          Refusing an abortion for the life of the “child” in the first few months is like refusing a heart transplant for the wellbeing of your original heart.

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            i meant a fetus is not just a human with a bunch of parts missing. there are other differences to go with that, like being way smaller and needing another person’s body to survive.

            edit: for example, a fetus isn’t just an adult’s legs, while in the post, the “truck fetus” is the equivalent of that

  • @[email protected]
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    -112 days ago

    What’s the point of dunking on stupid things that don’t actually correspond to what the people you don’t like believe?

    • @ByteJunk
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      Because it baits out the people who can’t deal with hyperbole, and it’s hilarious how pissed they get!