Community Tard Baby General (includes brain dead kids) - Fundies and their genetic Fuckups; Parents of corpses in denial

[Michael Pemulis]

Can you go back to Reddit? No one is "downvoting" you, we do not have downvoting here, and even if we did, who gives a shit?

profoundly stupid post here

 

[FarmerKhourtney]

Everyone, can we stop fighting??? Think of the tard babies!

 

[Jacinthe]

Isn't there a thread dedicated solely to sperging about abortion?

Like, I get how Roe v. Wade getting tossed into the sun will likely make more spuds for us to post about, but arguing back and forth about it ain't about the braindead crotchspawn themselves, or the parents that keep them in suspended suffering.

Edit: Yes, there is.

 

[Michael Pemulis]

Like, I get how Roe v. Wade getting tossed into the sun will make more spuds for us to post about

this is exactly what these hysterical retards are denying

 

[Trombonista]

Everyone, can we stop fighting??? Think of the tard babies!

Yes, please stop with the Roe v Wade arguments for a bit and bring in some more tard babies.

 

[booklover]

Yeah the only women I've talked to who regretted their abortions were women who were pressured to abort by someone else. I hear some clinics will separate the patient from who they came with specifically as a means of weeding out cases where the patient doesn't to abort, but is being pressured by others to do so.

That said, I don't think encouraging (but not forcing) abortion in the cases of FUBAR incompatible with life fetuses is bad, especially since medical personal likely know the reality and suffering that comes w/various conditions. A lot of fundie spud parents get butthurt if a doctor suggested abortion of an anencephaly or limb body wall complex or severe holoproscencephaly fetus or w/e, but I think that's just expected shit since they know how fucked up the situation is.

When I was in college in the early 1990s, I attended a pretty conservative Bible study. I didn't have a lot in common with most of the other people there, but I learned a lot, and they WERE nice people, so that's why I was there. Anyway, one young man, who in retrospect probably had Asperger's (and was NOT high functioning; I doubt if he's ever had a job, period) held up his Bible during Prayer & Share time, and said, "We've got to pray about these abortion laws!" The pastor replied, "If you want to pray about abortion laws, that's fine, do it on your own time, but we aren't here to discuss political or social issues; we're just here to study the Bible." He added, "People who come here have many different viewpoints about abortion, and there may be women in this room right now who have had an abortion that was not medically necessary, and believe that she did the right thing."

This was around the same time that I subscribed to the Feminists for Life newsletter, and their stories about abortion regret said the same thing. One I definitely remember was the 16-year-old rape victim who kept screaming that she didn't want to have an abortion, but they did it anyway, apparently to collect DNA in an effort to identify the rapist. I realize there was probably more to that story, but yeah, that poor girl had her choice ripped from her. I did not renew my subscription a year or two later, when they got a new director and went from being pro-woman to being anti-man. The organization was really not so much about banning abortion, as making it less necessary.

 

[Jeep1971]

You sure are focusing on my random mention of Arkansas, but you mosey on over to the Sammie Bushart thread and tell me any of those people can gather the resources to leave a state (or several- it's not unlikely you would have to travel several states away to get to a location with abortion access if you're in the deep south). Sorry you're very hurt that I have a poor opinion of the rural south, but that's not my fault.

Obviously after the procedure they are not up to a long bus/car trip. So there's the added expense of a hotel and food out.

 

[booklover]

So, what is a woman of any age supposed to do if she lives in a rural area? Like, a remote Alaskan village? Wait for the mobile van to come by? Don't think we have those just yet.

I have heard rumors over the years that if a woman goes to a doctor and says she wants an abortion, the doctor MUST perform it. I can't imagine THAT working out too and these rumors aren't true anyway.

 

[GenociderSyo]

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

 

[No Batty Boys in Jamaica]

To tie this back to tard babies, it'll lead to an uptick in tard babies not just from people being unable to abort them, but also from kids who were normal at birth being shaken or otherwise abused seriously enough to cause brain damage. Unwanted kids, especially in poorer areas, tend not to be treated very kindly.

Uptick in tard babies with fetal alcohol syndrome too. Those kids often have an impaired sense of right and wrong and poor impulse control, leading them to make more FAS babies.

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

The mad lad probably went on just to call him out lol. What a Chad.

 

[Chandelier]

When I was in college in the early 1990s, I attended a pretty conservative Bible study. I didn't have a lot in common with most of the other people there, but I learned a lot, and they WERE nice people, so that's why I was there. Anyway, one young man, who in retrospect probably had Asperger's (and was NOT high functioning; I doubt if he's ever had a job, period) held up his Bible during Prayer & Share time, and said, "We've got to pray about these abortion laws!" The pastor replied, "If you want to pray about abortion laws, that's fine, do it on your own time, but we aren't here to discuss political or social issues; we're just here to study the Bible." He added, "People who come here have many different viewpoints about abortion, and there may be women in this room right now who have had an abortion that was not medically necessary, and believe that she did the right thing."

This was around the same time that I subscribed to the Feminists for Life newsletter, and their stories about abortion regret said the same thing. One I definitely remember was the 16-year-old rape victim who kept screaming that she didn't want to have an abortion, but they did it anyway, apparently to collect DNA in an effort to identify the rapist. I realize there was probably more to that story, but yeah, that poor girl had her choice ripped from her. I did not renew my subscription a year or two later, when they got a new director and went from being pro-woman to being anti-man. The organization was really not so much about banning abortion, as making it less necessary.

This is somewhat related but I don't know if this would count as a tard.
Slight PL: I had a neighbour many, many years ago who was born healthy but developed meningitis, I think. Or it was some sort of bacterial or viral infection in his brain. It was before they could vaccinate, and it set in quick.

He ended up growing up into this grunting, heaving, misshapen looking pallid human that couldn't really communicate or even keep eye contact with you. I remember seeing his legs and gagging - they were so misshapen. Again, I can't remember if this infection happened right before his birth, during the pregnancy or after. I think there was a genetic component involved because the sister, though born normal, wasn't 'all there'. She used to do an Ethan Ralph and taste her own shit with her fingers.

Genetic screenings are a must in this day and age.

 

[Sparkling Yuzu]

This is somewhat related but I don't know if this would count as a tard.
Slight PL: I had a neighbour many, many years ago who was born healthy but developed meningitis, I think. Or it was some sort of bacterial or viral infection in his brain. It was before they could vaccinate, and it set in quick.

He ended up growing up into this grunting, heaving, misshapen looking pallid human that couldn't really communicate or even keep eye contact with you. I remember seeing his legs and gagging - they were so misshapen. Again, I can't remember if this infection happened right before his birth, during the pregnancy or after. I think there was a genetic component involved because the sister, though born normal, wasn't 'all there'. She used to do an Ethan Ralph and taste her own shit with her fingers.

Genetic screenings are a must in this day and age.

Prolifers are crusty old biddies who don't know how safe and accurate modern Down's testing is and and retarded male incels who subconsciously see their own kind being genocided and know nothing about women's health and babies.

 

[buoyverificationfuel]

Crossing state lines is not hard, I can't believe that anyone would include "inability to sit inside of an automobile" in their extreme negative stereotype of "rural dumbfucks".

So you obviously don't live in the South. Outside of a few major cities, there isn't public transportation.

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

I don't even need to watch the video to know that's exactly what he did. Chris treats fully functioning adults like they're on the same level as Luna. It's gross.

 

[W00K #17]

Can you go back to Reddit? No one is "downvoting" you, we do not have downvoting here, and even if we did, who gives a shit?

Imagine the sheer thrill they must feel though, being allowed to say "hysterical retards," because they were brave enough to venture past the pastures of reddit.

 

[Breadbear]

Moar tard babies, less sperging

 

[Android raptor]

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

Not all heroes wear capes

Seriously SBSK getting called out for being patronizing and obnoxious is always a good thing. I hope more people he interviews follow suite.

 

[swiggety_swoogitty]

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

I love this guy’s honesty. He doesn’t have hope, he’s not a miracle, he’s no one’s inspiration, and no benevolent god would ever make someone like this. More people who want to birth their miracle tards with 0 quality of life need to hear from this man.

 

[BunchofMunch]

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

Goddamn that's some real shit cards to be dealt in life.. Not even blessed with ignorance.

 

[Fialovy]

So SBSK did an interview with an intelligent 30 year old and tried to do the same shit he does with the kids and got called on it:

I love seeing based disabled people. This should be the ableism that should be fought, not whatever these potato parents are trying to do with begging doctors to keep them alive no matter what or getting mad at the doctors for saying their spud is incompatible with life or what the whole neurodiversity movement is doing in saying social and verbal deficits in developmentally disabled people shouldn't be treated

 

[Carnavoyeur]

People with FOP seem particularly based. The most well-known man with the disease, Harry Eastlack, donated his body to science and his remains are on display at the Mütter Museum. A woman with FOP, Carol Orzel, said she wanted to be next to Harry after she died. She's now on display next to him after passing away in 2018.