Elon Musk STANS Britney again in light of the Justin Timberlake abrt. revelation: "True"

[queenofhearts]

my thoughts are even if you are pro choice ( brit and justin are ) and the woman wants to keep the baby you need to man up and take responsibility. Since it was her choice (again I say hers, b/c they are pro choice couple), he should have supported her. YOu shoudn't be playing with women if you don't want to accept a possible pregnancy and that she MIGHT want to keep the baby.

[inkarnacjabechaves]

7 hours ago, NotBuyingIt said:

I don’t know that this is stanning Britney as much as it is Elon reinforcing a pro-life perspective. Britney wasn’t declaring a political perspective by sharing this information, but some pro-life folks such as Megyn Kelly (sp?) are opportunistic and propagating the idea that ********* are not really about a woman’s choice or without serious regret and emotional issues.

Elon and Megyn are the most performative pro-lifers out there. Especially Elon who calls himself pro-life but leaves his own children fatherless sans the financial support and occasional visits.

[Eternalhouse]

For those who don't understand,

Elon agreed to someone saying how is it women's rights if women are pressured into it, saying it's not, which is saying it's anti-********. And can also mean that he agrees to that even though Britney made the choice eventually, she was indeed pressured into it. But I think he's more focused on the 'it's not women's rights if they are pressured into it' part. Regardless of Britney's situation, which is totally fine and his opinion.

[filmandstage13]

Yeah, this ain't it.  He's not supporting Britney, he's supporting a misleading statement from a "pro-life" account.

Women should absolutely not be pressured or coerced into having an ********.  But the statement that Elon's agreeing with implies that most women are coerced into it, and that's just false.  A 2020 study found that five years following an ********, more than 95% women say they made the right decision (article is below). The narrative that most are forced into it is a "pro-life" talking point and not rooted in any peer-reviewed evidence.

Five Years After ********, Nearly All Women Say It Was the Right Decision, Study Finds

WWW.UCSF.EDU

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Five years after having an ********, over 95 percent of the women in a landmark UCSF study said it was the right decision for them.