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I am confused. I thought this was/is pro abortion and the comparison of "class of people" was to women. Like "Give us Abortions!", discriminating women will work out as well as enslaving black people in the long run. But the other comments seem to suggest otherwise!?
What message is this meme supposed to convey?
This is supposed to be a clever lib-gotcha, weaponizing their own bleeding-heart position against them.
“I thought you said slavery was bad! How can you be anti-life then, since it’s just discrimination against a class of people, hmmm”
The reason it confused you is that there are so many mental gymnastics here that Larry Nassar woke up in a cold sweat in his cell. It’s such an unbelievably bad argument on so many levels that your brain won’t even allow you to consider the actuality of it. Unfortunately, this strawman reached the end of the yellow brick road and never challenged the wizard, so they never got their brain and live in a fantasy land where this is the pinnacle of debate.
In the end it’s the same old shit - reductive, misleading, but if you’re a moron it’s built on just enough factual information to get you to skip right over critical examination and just go “HA! Good one!”. You know; propaganda.
Yah, declaring fetuses as a "class of people" requires some "special thinking". This is stupid on so many levels ...
10/10 for the American athlete competing in the Olympic Rythmic Mental Gymnastics competition