@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona Life is not just about being alive it is also about the conditions in which that life begins and the suffering that could have been foreseen from the outset
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona Pretending that simply existing is automatically preferable,regardless of the circumstances into which someone is born,is an astonishingly superficial argument
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona Surely the quality of that life mattersas well.A child should first have the chance to be wanted, loved, and cared for not be created in the middle of a crisis with everyforeseeable disadvantage stacked against them from the very beginning.
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona So how does it make sense to knowingly bring a child into circumstances where suffering is notmerely possible but overwhelmingly likely,and then dismiss it by saying »Well, at least they're alive"?
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona Growing up knowing you were never wanted is not some insignificantobstacle that people simply "get over". It is a profound psychological trauma that can shape someone'sentire life.
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona Do you genuinely believe that anunwanted child, abandoned, left in a bin, or handed over to institutions,is somehow being given a fair chance at life? That's a remarkably simplistic way of looking at it
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona You cannot bring a new life into existence only to leave that child to struggle because of circumstances you knew about from the outset. If you already know they are likely to suffer as a direct consequence of your decision
@Undi4gn0sed@unfamousmoona kifach atji logic t creati life w t gambli ela wach atkon zwina wla la and u already know another life surely atwli khayba because of it