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Kek that's amusing but it's definitely a troll. It has that special ring to it where it tries to tick all the boxes too quick and swift.
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found this about the upcoming abortion vote in ohio. redditors are so retarded, they thought this person just saying "this is how anti abortion people think" meant the poster agreed with it too, even though its really obvious from the context what they were saying. It's amazing seeing a site where people can tell sarcasm unless its marked with an </sneed>
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The fact that it's an Akita makes this even better. Akitas are an ancient Japanese mountain breed that aren't that far removed from their wolf ancestry. So intelligent that it actually makes them harder to train, and they act incredibly aloof to anyone that isn't their alpha. The dog used its wolf-brain intelligence and realized the guy pretending to be its alpha ain't alpha at all, so now it has no reason to respect him.
Redditors just like finding any and every opportunity to righteously brigade against someone that they don't even gaf about if that person is on their side or not. It's about them smug endorphins.
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The REAL Hatsune Miku
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Ask him why he supports circumcision
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Dude claims his sex offense charge for spanking was just a nonsexual hazing incident, his post history includes him posting his bare hank hill ass on r/gayspanking
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I wasn't prepared for his post history, review these while I go pour mouthwash in my eyes.
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"If you don't support slavery, why do you own libtards?"
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Wasn't it Reddit's position that people who refused Covid vaccinations should be denied access to hospitals?
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>comparing pregnancy to cancer
>comparing a human baby to a tumor
the r/childfree classic
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Yes, yes it was.
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"I'm a card carrying liberal who would be happy to pay more in taxes to help the disadvantaged. Now I'm going to complain for five paragraphs about how my city blows through millions in state and federal grants without actually helping any of the disadvantaged."
At some point we're going to have to stop calling these people NPCs because AI will have progressed enough to simulate a rational, coherent worldview.
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I would proudly be a NIMBY to not have a 3 story homeless shelter built 3 blocks away from my house. Where are those homeless people going to go when they're not in the shelter, obviously they're going to roam the streets close to the shelter. I don't know why so many liberals, but Californian liberals especially, pretend that all of the homeless people are just down on their luck oppressed victims of capitalism. Many of the homeless are just drug addicts who refuse to get help and you shouldn't want them in your neighborhood.
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Rich faggots try to buy baby from surrogate, she changes her mind and now the homos are seething.
I (33m) find myself in a difficult situation with my surrogate, Maria (25f), and I'm wondering if I'm the jerk in this situation. To provide some context, my husband, Roman (37m), and decided to use surrogacy to have a child. We had a legal agreement in place, and Maria was Compensated generously for her part in carrying our baby. Everything was going smoothly, and we were excited for our child's arrival.
However, around the eighth month of pregnancy, Maria dropped a bombshell. She declared that she no longer wanted to go through with the surrogacy and expressed her desire to keep the child This sent Roman into a fit of anger, but managed to get him to step out, and had a one-on-one conversation with Maria.
I reminded her that she had legally signed the documents, and the baby was unequivocally ours, mine and Roman's. She began pleading with me, but stood my ground, asserting that this child was my son and not hers. She tried to bargain, saying she no longer wanted the money, but firmly rejected her request, emphasizing that no one had coerced her into signing those papers. Whether she liked it or not, the baby was ours.
To add some financial weight to my argument, pointed out all the money we had invested in the baby and the substantial amount she received before the pregnancy.made it clear that if she wanted the baby, she'd have to reimburse us for all of that, something knew she couldnt afford.
suggested that if she had any more issues, she should speak to my lawyers, but as far as was concerned, the baby was ours, mine and Roman's. Whether she liked it or not.
Maria called us cruel and even got her family involved to support her case. Now, I'm doubting whether l'm in the wrong here. Roman supports my stance, but some of my friends and her family are calling me the asshole. So, Reddit, AITA in this situation?
EDIT: for clarification she hasn't purse legal action at all, this was a talk she had with us.
EDIT 2: we live in California where traditional surrogacy is allowed as well as pre-birth and after-both agreement. We have a pre-birth agreement and by law the baby is ours and she knows it she asking if we would give up Our rights for her to have the baby which we won't the baby is mine and my husband there hasn't been pursuit of legal action she can now only
However, around the eighth month of pregnancy, Maria dropped a bombshell. She declared that she no longer wanted to go through with the surrogacy and expressed her desire to keep the child This sent Roman into a fit of anger, but managed to get him to step out, and had a one-on-one conversation with Maria.
I reminded her that she had legally signed the documents, and the baby was unequivocally ours, mine and Roman's. She began pleading with me, but stood my ground, asserting that this child was my son and not hers. She tried to bargain, saying she no longer wanted the money, but firmly rejected her request, emphasizing that no one had coerced her into signing those papers. Whether she liked it or not, the baby was ours.
To add some financial weight to my argument, pointed out all the money we had invested in the baby and the substantial amount she received before the pregnancy.made it clear that if she wanted the baby, she'd have to reimburse us for all of that, something knew she couldnt afford.
suggested that if she had any more issues, she should speak to my lawyers, but as far as was concerned, the baby was ours, mine and Roman's. Whether she liked it or not.
Maria called us cruel and even got her family involved to support her case. Now, I'm doubting whether l'm in the wrong here. Roman supports my stance, but some of my friends and her family are calling me the asshole. So, Reddit, AITA in this situation?
EDIT: for clarification she hasn't purse legal action at all, this was a talk she had with us.
EDIT 2: we live in California where traditional surrogacy is allowed as well as pre-birth and after-both agreement. We have a pre-birth agreement and by law the baby is ours and she knows it she asking if we would give up Our rights for her to have the baby which we won't the baby is mine and my husband there hasn't been pursuit of legal action she can now only
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You'd think if a movie some greedy villain tried to purchase a woman's baby before it's born it would be over the top, but reality is stranger than fiction.
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I think surrogacy can be a nice thing if its used to help a heterosexual couple who for whatever reason can't have a baby, but when money starts changing hands or faggots get involved it rustles my jimmies a great deal.
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I turn into a raging, proud homophobe when this shit comes up.
The faggots feeling entitled not only to adopt, but rent a woman for 9 months is fucked up.
I guess buying and owning humans is ok when they do it.
If it's cruel to take kittens and puppies from their mothers too early, what is it when homos do shit like this to babies?
Off with their heads.
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nah even then i dont think it's acceptable.
only possible way i could see it being even close to ok is in super weird niche situations, like a woman agreeing to act as a surrogate for her own twin sister or something like that. but if it's unrelated strangers it's always bad in my opinion.