Debate on Pregnancy and Biology

You guys care more about something, again, that can't even think for itself, that

can't even survive without a host, which is technically a fucking parasite.

You care more about a parasite than you do actual living humans.

Well, scientifically not a parasite.

It technically, by definition-

So in order to be a parasite, you have to be a different species from

the host.

No.

No.

And you also have to be actively harming the host.

No. A parasite is something that lives off of something else.

No, no, no.

'Cause-

But it has to fit-

Oh

... those two qualifications in order to be a

parasite.

I'm sorry, ma'am.

Okay.

First of all, you're interrupting me, so stop.

Second off-

Go, go ahead

... I don't know where you're getting your

definitions from, and I don't know what

school you went to, but clearly you need to go back.

Okay, why?

Oh, she-

What, what-

She needs to pay better attention then.

So our bo- our, here, here's another reason why it's not a

parasite.

So, um, I don't know if any of you guys have a uterus in here,

but I do, and my

uterus just causes me a lot of pain.

Yeah.

My uterus does not serve any good purpose for me.

My uterus only causes me pain. The entire purpose of my

uterus is to potentially, if, if I ever get pregnant, to take care of a

baby, to develop it. I'm not saying every single woman has to,

but that is the

whole reason why the uterus exists.

If my body is made, made to literally

biologically wire to be able to host a pre-born child, then that

pre-born child isn't a parasite. It's meant to be there.

My body is designed to be a home for it.

It is not a parasite that enters my body and

is a foreign object.

No, my body was literally designed to be able

to take care of pre-born

children.