"no more rights than a toenail"
Good grief. Bob's so BACKWARDS in his thinking, that
he thinks the fetus is part of the mother's body. Except it isn't, and provably so. If a fetus was in fact part and parcel of the mother's body, there wouldn't need to be a barrier (via the placenta) to keep the circulations of the fetus and mother separate. Even the placenta isn't part of the mother's body; it is generated by the fetus at an earlier stage. This concept along with "It's just a 'clump of [undifferentiated] cells'" are among the most longstanding misleading/fairytale worthy of Bob's disdain for "Sky Daddy"/thoroughly debunked claims to try to make people feel better about
Feetus Yeetus Deletus. I mean sure, go ahead and defend abortion-on-demand if you must;
but don't lie to yourselves about it. Of course, dehumanization is right up Bob's alley, so it's no surprise.
Toenails are keratin and the part you cut off
isn't even living tissue. If you cut it,
it will grow back. Terrible comparison, Bob. Very NOT FORWARD, very not Science

.
Bob: we must make sure the Obsolete MAGAnaise Ghoulen do not reproduce! If others reproduce and want no part in raising a kid, we must NOT let the Obsoletes raise the offspring!
Also Bob: We don't need to worry about what immigrant children BELIEVE

. The schools'll fix 'em.
The hilarious thing about this Star Trek Future happening junk is that stuff like the "Bell Riots" (ST: DS9) and the sanctuary zones within, are in San Fransisco, which is and always has been a bastion of Leftism. Meaning the Bell Riots were reactions to LEFTIST POLICY.
I think it's been obvious for a long time that Bob doesn't understand
good writing. Like, he may superficially recognize good plots, and basic story structure, but if he thinks there's no difference between TNG and STP, he's really, really fucking dumb. Hell, I'd rather watch
Half a Life - an episode of TNG I didn't particularly enjoy due to the downer ending - than STP. (That's the one where not-Charles Winchester must commit ritual suicide upon reaching the age of 60, or be shunned by his society - even so far as the scientists he's working with to save their dying sun won't acknowledge anything he's come up with the minute he has turned 60 and requested asylum on the Enterprise at the behest of Lwaxana Troi). I mean, I don't like that episode, but there's absolutely nothing wrong with how it was written. It dealt with the topic of (self-) euthanasia in a respectful - for a TV show - way. The way the characters behaved was in-character (like Lwaxana) and believable. A particularly well-written scene was the confrontation between Timicin's daughter (played by not-Ensign Ro Laran) and Lwaxana, where the daughter was furious with Lwaxana for somehow convincing Timicin to not end his life at the appointed time because "My parents taught me to
cherish The Resolution." This is a believable reaction of a person
whose entire worldview is being challenged. Contrast that to, well, ANY episode of STP.
TNG was usually pretty good at keeping continuity straight (anomalies and time travel notwithstanding), but STP pays lip service to continuity while screwing it all up, and poorly at that. Most continuity was "Remember the thing that happened back when x?" lampshading instead of having it properly woven into the story in a "show, not tell" fashion. And yeah, TNG was hella political (
Half a Life, The Outcast, Measure of a Man, etc.), but they did it the right way. When STP gets political it gets sloppy, does it with a bunch of exposition ("tell, not show"), makes characters mere hollow shells/cardboard cutouts of themselves, contradicts itself
constantly (contrast Seven and Raffi's assertion that Jurati is a paragon of mercy in S2, and Jurati fucking murdering Bruce Maddox in S1) and fucks up continuity while mentioning other things in continuity. (What happened to Seven of Nine's relationship with Chakotay? Never mentioned,
at all, in Picard, because lesbicans!). Bob seems to be one of those people who's dazzled by, "THE MESSAGE", action and Speshul Effects, and substitutes that for story when he sees a movie and rates it as "good".
Bob's simping for troons isn't any more complicated than "OOOH TALL WOMAN" (fetish) and the fact that at least one of his cousins (who I'm guessing he doesn't see all that often due to said cousin living in what, Kentucky?) trooned out, and he wants to Virtue Signal.