Passions
inside-illusion asked: When a anti-choicer uses the “It may not be alive yet but you are destroying potential life” argument. What would you say against that?

stfuconservatives:

stfuconservatives:

That having a period or jerking off also destroys “potential” life. The fact that you are not having sex at this minute is technically obstructing potential life. An egg is not a “potential chicken,” it’s an egg. An acorn is not a “potential tree,” it’s an acorn. It has the potential, but it needs the right circumstances to become something else. A willing uterus is one of those circumstances that “potential life” needs to flourish.

-Jess

Rebloggable.

Reblogged 3 months ago from stfuconservatives (Originally from stfuconservatives)
435 notes
Source: stfuconservatives
  1. steffistar reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  2. thunderwishes reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  3. josiephin reblogged this from mandaplz
  4. aezlo reblogged this from ladygoggle
  5. bodaciousbasil reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  6. fivesevenths reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  7. seabiscuit-the-impaler reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  8. futterwagger reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  9. mandaplz reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  10. arliss reblogged this from sailaweigh
  11. ladygoggle reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  12. peekadora reblogged this from sailaweigh
  13. whiteraven93 reblogged this from demonicaldeclines and added:
    Inaccurate, though. See, until conception occurs, neither a sperm nor an egg isa potential life. They are just a...
  14. sailaweigh reblogged this from perhapsamongthestars and added:
    Perhaps Among the Stars: inside-illusion asked: When a anti-choicer uses the “It may not be alive yet but you are...
  15. demonicaldeclines reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  16. jackbarakat reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  17. forasgardandthrealmeternal reblogged this from stfuconservatives
  18. sodapopcandyshop reblogged this from ajaleith