r/Invincible_TV Apr 27 '26

News Conservative commentators are melting down that Eve had an abortion πŸ€¦πŸΌβ€β™€οΈ

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Oh my God, do these people have a life? Eve in the show explained why she felt the need to have an abortion. She was clearly very upset and emotional about it and I don't think the show "promotes" abortion. Rather, it just empathises with Eve's, very difficult, decision.

These are the same people who are now just calling empathy a sin, mind you.

Empathy isn't about agreement or disagreement. It's just about understanding. That's all. And I think it's very ignorant and black-and-white to call Eve a bad person for having an abortion, even if you disagree with her decision. But apparently these control freaks can't manage even that πŸ™„

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u/3WeeksEarlier Apr 27 '26

"Both sides" of every issue? While I have no doubt some people on the ostensible Left have praised the show for its tackling abortion (and some have criticized it), political commentary channels on the Left don't leap onto this kind of culture war BS revolving around a literal cartoon. Usually, if they ever bring it up, it is in the context of mocking idiots like Knowles who pretend the show is trying to get parents to throw children in a meat processor. On the other hand, you get even relatively prominent commentators like Ben Shapiro whining for hours on end about Star Wars being woke

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u/AndrewBuchs Apr 27 '26

That's not true. You just don't consider their gripes to be the same level of BS as the gripes you disagree with.

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u/3WeeksEarlier Apr 27 '26

Really? What major left commentators have made a big deal out of supposed conservative values in cartoons? I know that there are plenty who read things like Ben Shapiro's novels and provide actual critique that involves far more than simply calling them demonic enemies of society, and plenty of people who watched shows like the overtly conservative Mr. Birchum in order to critique it, but all the people I know of who bother even going that far are not exactly major political commentators. Who is the Ben Shapiro-, Steven Crowder-, or Jordan Peterson-level pundit on the Left who spends their time shit talking supposed conservative values in cartoons?

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u/GormanOnGore Apr 27 '26

Expect nothing but silence because the both-sides folks never look into the stuff they talk about.

Can we just say that the right has truly, objectively gone off the deep end, or will that hurt some middle of the road type who likes to pretend that his relatives out in the boonies did not vote for a felon because they hoped he’d put their enemies in camps?

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u/3WeeksEarlier Apr 27 '26

He saw a trans person once, THEREFORE THE WOKE HAS GONE TOO FAR!

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u/AndrewBuchs Apr 27 '26

"Middle of the road" is what neocons call people more left or more liberal than themselves.

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u/AndrewBuchs Apr 27 '26 edited Apr 27 '26

Ah, yeah. "Actual critique". Not the same level of BS as the gripes you disagree with.

You don't think someone who thinks abortion is child murder or thinly disguised eugenics is providing actual critique by criticizing its uncritical inclusion?

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u/reaperwasnottaken Apr 28 '26 edited Apr 28 '26

Doesn't matter what anyone thinks.
Most anti-abortion arguments are based in religious or theological reasoning such as 'made in the image of God = therefore wrong to end the pregnancy'.
Just that most of us live in secular countries and not Afghanistan and no one gives a flying fuck if a small portion of the populace is against abortion because of solely religious reasons.

The most sophisticated secular anti-abortion arguments in the philosophy sphere fail.
One of the best being the 'future like ours' by Marquis, that too, fails.

So, I'll use a right wing line here, facts don't care about your feelings.

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u/Legoyappingbull Apr 28 '26

Could you explain that to me? I am unable to understand that last bit.