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  • UlyssesT
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    • AmericaDelendaEst [comrade/them]
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      2 months ago

      You're glad to be alive after the fact but you still didn't consent to it and it is kinda fucked to bring people into a world that is literally filled with suffering

      It is an unserious take to have, especially if applied to an entire society, to forbid births until a magic machine can seek birth consent.

      I agree I mean I'm just saying I think it's technically correct but at the same time also stupid and useless for the real world

      • UlyssesT
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        • AmericaDelendaEst [comrade/them]
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          im not an anti natalist dawg

          I said it's technically correct but stupid and useless applied to the real world

          Idk why it's such a common thing on this site for people to not separate arguments being made, me saying it's technically correct that nobody consented to be born and that that's kinda messed up doesn't mean I'm a proponent of nobody being born!

          Like instead of some absurd baby consent machine, just think "If you could ask and receive consent, should you?" and idk I think the answer in that case would be yeah, you should get consent before subjecting a living being to... gestures around

          that doesn't mean I'm a proponent of ending the human race over an unanswerable, inactionable bit of philosophical wankery

          we don't need to fight ulyssest when we agree on 90% of this

          • UlyssesT
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      • robot_dog_with_gun [they/them]
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        2 months ago

        a materialist (and i'm assuming non-malthusian, because the concern is consent) antinatalist wouldn't think such a machine is possible. if he's not making that part up or misremembering someone's strawman then my best guess is that it's a hyperbolic misunderstanding of "you'd have to meet an impossible standard"

    • buckykat [none/use name]
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      2 months ago

      Even with a fully hypothetical magical consent asking machine, any being capable of giving consent necessarily already exists.