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Forced Birther Walks Into a TRAP of His Own Making | Forrest Valkai & Shannon Q
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Dwight calls in to argue abortion is immoral because life begins at conception — and immediately walks into a trap of his own making. Host Forrest, a biologist, grants him every premise he wants: yes, the zygote is a person, yes it has equal rights — and then shows why equal rights is exactly the problem with Dwight's position. No person has the right to use someone else's body and organs against their will, and a fetus is no exception. What follows is 25 minutes of Dwight trying to escape this logic through maternal sentiment, Margaret Sanger conspiracy theories, and a suggestion that women who don't want high-risk pregnancies should simply sterilize themselves — while insisting men doing the same would be "ridiculous." The call ends with a biology lecture Dwight desperately needed and a recommendation to go buy a bath bomb and chill out
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