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The Most Extreme "Pro-Life" Argument I've Ever Heard

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July 16, 2025

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I've had a lot of debates, but this might be the single most extreme "pro-life" position I've ever had to confront. The argument? That abortion should be illegal in ALL cases, with zero exceptions for rape, incest, or the age of the victim.

In this intense one-on-one debate, I face off against Kontrolfreak, who argues that a 12-year-old victim of assault must be forced by the state to give birth.

This is a deep dive into a worldview where:

- Sexual conduct, even involuntary, becomes an unbreakable "contract" to carry any resulting pregnancy to term.

- Plan B is considered a "chemical abortion" that should be banned.

- A woman's body is a resource the state can commandeer to sustain a fetus, an obligation that mysteriously vanishes the moment the child is born.

I push back hard on this, making the case for bodily autonomy and arguing that forced pregnancy is nothing less than state-sanctioned violence. Is a woman's womb public property? Does anyone, even a fetus, have a right to your organs against your will?

This was a challenging one. Watch the full exchange and then tell me in the comments: Is this a logically consistent worldview, or a dangerous ideology?

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