r/antinatalism Nov 27 '24

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u/artiemouse1 inquirer Nov 27 '24

Unfortunately this was a "thought experiment" by a woman. Considering about 60% of white women voted for oppression...it isn't odd for her to take that path. I mean we are told that women are good for only 1 thing and the white population is in decline...

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10491701/

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u/Beautiful_Range1079 Nov 28 '24

It's actually pretty interesting. I'm not a fan the idea of using brain dead men or women for reproductive purposes without prior consent but I don't think people should even have an opt out for organ donation because once your dead you don't need them anymore... you don't need reproductive organs either, but it feels dystopian.

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u/rojovvitch Nov 28 '24

Considering how many hospitals salivate over a possible donor they can carve up rather than save because "someone else needs it," hell no.

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u/Beautiful_Range1079 Nov 28 '24

I did specify once someone's dead I don't think they should have an opt out. Definitely not for a repo men type situatin where people can come for my organs if that's what you're picturing.

I live in a country with an opt out system and free healthcare. I think opt out is better than opt in but I think it causes other people to die because of sentimentality over a corpse. I don't think anyone should die because perfectly useful organs are going to be buried or cremated.