I don't know who needs to hear this but you know surrogates volunteer to be surrogates right? They're not being held a gunpoint or financially abused into surrogacy. And while I'm sure there are some exceptions that I hope get justice, they are not the standard.
"What a privileged first world POV"
Maybe so - but why attack something as a whole when there are instances where its done right and it benefits people?
As I said before - I'm sure there are exceptions. Therefore we should focus energy on setting perimeters and safeguards etc and condemning when people do it in harmful ways, rather than saying "some people do surrogacy unethically, so we should make it illegal completely."
Some people who conceive and give birth to and raise children "naturally" do so in unethical ways. We should make having children illegal right?
















