https://tenor.com/view/randy-jackson-itsano-itsanofrommedog-gif-8737142

LOL

Best meme

Tell me again who wants to risk human life in an artificial womb? lol

That's definitely a barrier to the technology, is all I'm saying.

https://youtu.be/TaQag-7nkSU

Kek.

Remember pancreatic cancer is usually fatal.

After I heard that, I was thinking... Trump gets re-elected.. appoints *another justice*

😂

this broad is cosplaying as deadpool now

lol

While it is rather dismal, another conservative justice would be awesome.

Right?!

I'd prefer someone closer to a constitutionalist, but that'd never happen

Because that's literally the purpose of the supreme court.

That's an ugly man, man.

Broom her fast

That other old cunt too

What's her name?

FGeinstein

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Feinstein

Commiefornia, get your shit together

@ResolvingParadox13 risk?

How can the babies be at risk?

It wouldn't be used if they were

<:Chad:565622815277973515>

Broom them fast

@ResolvingParadox13 Take a look to Thots and tell me you trust that to concieve a baby more than a Machine.

Or take a look to the amount of thing that can go wrong in a natural pregnancy and tell me that is more reliable than a Man made machine

@DieHard300 <:Bruh:590394149438619648>

Ofc I'd rather have this technology than deal with thots.

But every technology requires development and experimentation, over time. All I'm saying is that experimenting with human fetuses will be an ethical roadblock that anyone and everyone will use to argue against it and against mens' reproductive rights.

And if you think you've got the technology perfected before you use it for a human fetus? Don't make me laugh

All of technological history says otherwise. The first steam engines failed, had their flaws repaired, and then worked reliably. Not the other way around lol

You don't just "get it right the first time"

That's impossible.

That goes without saying, we are like a century far from having a perfect birthing machine, maybe more, and all technology requires to be tested for decades before it's put into use.
Doing otherwise would be negligence, I think we all are talking for that technology to take over the right way, not the boomer way.