CoalCrafty Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Big Facts. Yup, glad it's not up to me to decide, for sure.	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:41 PM
5	Big Facts. That's fair, the trouble is defining "reasonably capable of survival". Currently 24-ish weeks' gestation is continued "viable" with an ~50% chance of survival outside the womb, but babies have survived at less than 22 weeks, and future medical advancements could reduce that further. So if you abort a 23 week foetus, well.. It's a grey area is all. It's a hard problem to answer.	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:34 PM
5	Big Facts. So when is that? At how many weeks development? Cause the brain forms really early and I'm not sure anyone can say definitively when "consciousness" forms. I don't have an answer btw, I just think it's a difficult problem.	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:31 PM
3	Big Facts. Yeah, there definitely is, but where's the line drawn? That's basically what the abortion boils down to. Everyone draws their lines in different places, some at either end (i.e. "destroying an embryo is never okay" or "any time before spontaneous birth is fine"), most people somewhere in the middle.	/r/PussyPassDenied	04/10/20 01:13 PM
5	A Doctor’s opinion on infant circumcision Good to show that people don't fit neatly into two categories, left vs right, really at all. The number of different issue that those designations are supposed to cover is enormous and it's so likely that someone will be 'left wing' on one issue and 'right wing' on another, so that using the terms brutally is pretty much useless.	/r/MensRights	11/03/19 12:43 PM
1	I guess I am officially done toying with feminism, I guess this is my place now? So by that logic, would you say it's possible to be 'gay', but not a homosexual? I mean I guess it's perfectly possible for a straight person to participate in gay pride parades, complete with the flamboyant clothing, etc., but do you think the 'gay culture' will ever be divorced from the idea of expressing pride in being or supporting people who are homosexual? 'Cause the unifying thing about 'gay' people appears to be that they're homosexual (I keep putting gay in quotes because I'm using your…	/r/MensRights	18/01/16 07:14 PM
1	I guess I am officially done toying with feminism, I guess this is my place now? Hey, I'll start an egalitarian community with you! I may not have jumped over any fences but I've talked to enough people on the other side to realise theirs is just as bad as mine, and nothing infuriates me more than either side insisting the other's problems aren't 'real', or worse, that all of the problems one side faces are the fault of the other. I truly believe that singling out a group for special treatment only serves to drive a wedge deeper between that group and the rest of the world. …	/r/MensRights	18/01/16 11:01 AM
3	"Say women to respect them" - A new Feminist argument I'm running into a lot. I really don't understand why anyone fusses over whether one says woman/man or female/male. As OP says, saying 'female' removes any reference towards age, and the alternatives, ('girl'/'woman') can be confusing. Sure, in a legal sense, a female under eighteen is a girl and one eighteen or over is a woman, but that's often not how it's used in common speech. A woman might describe an evening with a group of female friends as 'a night out with the girls' even though not one of them is under 35. No…	/r/MensRights	18/01/16 10:47 AM