We’re in the comments on an article about a woman being thrown in jail for endangering her fetus, and you’re arguing that because a fetus could turn into a person that’s fine.

I’m an antinatalist, I just find your arguments bad.

Women aren’t houses, so criminalizing their behavior because of the impact it might have in a person who does not yet exist is not great.

Women “not being houses” is irrelevant to the point I made. We criminalize actions all the time when harm isn’t actual, only potential.

It seems weird to me that you’re trying to create a disconnect when cause and effect is cause and effect.

I can’t work on my own electrical for my home without getting it inspected. If my house burnt down and harmed someone I could be held responsible. Even without harm I could be liable.

I can’t boobietrap my own home because there’s the potential of a firefighter, or someone innocent hurting themselves.

Sorry but no.

In the reflection it looks like he was turning super low. That’s pretty dangerous since your body will swing out horizontal during the turn, and then you can slam into the ground as you swing back.

He shouldn’t have been that close to homes in the first place though, I assume they must have really fucked up, and he didn’t have a safe spot to land.