Gildarts Tale
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You’re out here blockading slaughterhouses, crying over “murdered” chickens, and posting 47-slide Instagram carousels about how dairy is violence and fish feel pain. “No animal deserves to die for your tastebuds!” you scream, while sipping ethically sourced oat milk and virtue-signaling harder than a priest at a pride parade.
But the second someone mentions a heartbeat at 6 weeks, tiny fingers at 8 weeks, or a fetus that can actually feel pain… suddenly it’s “my body, my choice” and we’re supposed to clap for “reproductive justice.”
So let me ask the obvious question you vegan pro-choicers love dodging:
Why is a pig’s life sacred, but a human baby’s isn’t?
You’ll boycott a restaurant for using real butter, but celebrate when a perfectly healthy unborn child gets vacuumed out like yesterday’s smoothie. The same crowd that loses it over factory farming has zero problem with turning developing humans into “products of conception” medical waste.
Cognitive dissonance so thick you could spread it on your gluten-free toast.
Congrats, folks. You’ve reached the final boss level of selective compassion: cows > babies.
I’ll be over here eating a steak and respecting actual human life. Pass the cognitive dissonance and the oat milk on your way out.


Inulit mo na naman. Ito rin ang dati ni respond mo sa other thread.
Oh my....... Hay
Sabi ko nga , separate ang group pagdating diyan subjectively kung kaya, hindi absolute and hindi universal when it comes to a fetus po. Nagtataka ako , anong sinasabi na meron ng heartbeat very early ? Baka pulse rate iyon galing cells pero hindi heartbeat. Grabe naman. Papaano magkakaroon ng hearbeat kung hindi pa nadevelop ang heart pero siya, ikaw, kung gusto mo rin palitan ang pulse rate sa heartbeat at kung gusto mo na lagyan ng life , ika nga , depende sa tao if gusto niya lagyan ng buhay.