r/antinatalism
Antinatalism
Antinatalism is the view that choosing to bring new sentient beings into existence is ethically wrong or unjustifiable.
Community Stats
- Subscribers
- 245k
- Content rating
- SFW
- Created
- 2010-04-13
- Posts per day
- 8/day
- Comments per day
- 780/day
- Discussion style
- Comment-heavy
- Content mix
- Image-heavy (83% image, 16% video)
- Top post
- 4,800 upvotes
- Top 100 median
- 2,100 upvotes
- Competition
- Low competition
- Peak hour
- 12:00 PM UTC
r/antinatalism is a SFW subreddit with 245 thousand subscribers, created in 2010. It's image-heavy, with about 99% of top posts being images or video. Posts average about 8 per day with 776 comments per day, making it a comment-heavy community. Top posts this year scored up to 4.8K upvotes, with a typical top-100 post earning 2.1K. It's a moderate community — the 100th-ranked top post of the past year is from 170 days ago. Browse 2 closely related communities below to find similar subreddits.
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Antinatalism is the view that choosing to bring new sentient beings into existence is ethically wrong or unjustifiable.
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Antinatalism is an ethical position that concludes that procreation is always morally wrong. Antinatalists refrain from…
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Antinatalism is an ethical position that concludes that procreation is always morally wrong. Antinatalists refrain from procreating to spare their descendants from all the suffering that is an inherent part of existence. Many are furthermore concerned with preventing the damage inflicted by humans on wildlife, nature and other beings. In either case the goal is to reduce suffering. Antinatalism does not condone any harm to already existing beings. 𝙍𝙀𝘼𝘿 the 𝙁𝘼𝙌 before asking questions.
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