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The rational answers to both these questions is to accept we don't know (whether a fetus has a soul or how many genders) and stop trying to force whatever unpro
by LatteLazy 5y ago
The rational answers to both these questions is to accept we don't know (whether a fetus has a soul or how many genders) and stop trying to force whatever unproven answer we personally prefer onto everyone else. If you don't believe in abortion, don't get one. If you think there are 2 genders, pick from those. But don't act like you have some concrete proof you're right when you don't...
- weezin 5y agoThat falls apart when: 1. You believe abortion is the act of taking someone else's life. 2. You try to dictate other people's speech to acknowledge there are more than 2 genders when the person you are telling doesn't believe it. Seems weird that you would frame it in a 1 sided way.
- shartacct 5y agoWho cares what you believe? Scientific fact/consensus says you're wrong.
- gametes 5y agoThere are two sexes. Sexes are the phenotypes of a sexually dimorphic species; one produces sperm, the other ova. "Gender" is a mostly meaningless term invented in the last century and, according to Judith Butler, is "performance" but what's important to know is that gender is a choice and largely boils down to fashion. Unfortunately, sex affects gender by affecting behavior through hormones and reproductive roles, so it's not scientifically accurate to say that gender is 100% socially constructed, and it is correct to say there are two sexes, only. Intersex conditions, since they have no gametes correlated to their conditions, are not sexes. The individuals are between the two sexes. This does not make sex a spectrum. It does not increase the number of sexes. If there were more than two, there would be more types of gametes. Period. Now downvote me if you don't believe in science.