Humans now give birth by laying an egg, it still takes 9 months to hatch, how is society now different?
Humans now give birth by laying an egg, it still takes 9 months to hatch, how is society now different?
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Abortion issue is gone. Now the issue is paper abortion (aka: termination of parental rights and responsibilities).
(I'm a supporter of both abortion rights and paper abortion)
Btw: I'd be okay with the eggs being eaten as long as both parents give permission, and it happens before viability. Eggs cannot feel pain.
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Lol, scrambled babies
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Plus, it’s technically vegan (imo, obviously some people would disagree), so baking would be much easier for me.
Paper abortion? Is that just fancy speak for putting the kid up for adoption or should I actually look it up?
When both parents do it, it’s putting them up for adoption. I think they’re talking about when only one does it.
Are both parents required to put them up for adoption? If a single mother or father puts the child up for adoption...its still adoption, no?
So "paper abortion" is just slang for adoption?
Everyone with parental rights must consent to an adoption, so it’s not the same thing. Parental rights are either terminated or transferred (generally when both parents die at the same time) upon death, so people who are single parents due to the death of the other parent would be the only ones with parental rights. Otherwise the parental rights of the non participating parent have already been severed (though most of the time, they do still have some rights and maintain a financial responsibility, they’re just not doing the actual parenting, meaning they would also need to consent to put the child up for adoption).