Why "my body, my choice" is not a viable argument.
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It’smonicah — 6 months ago(September 14, 2025 04:39 PM)
Morally speaking yes, but I don’t think there are actual laws set where a woman is not allowed to drink or smoke while pregnant (which is upsetting) If a pregnant woman of age went into a bar and asked for a drink I don’t believe they can turn her down based on discrimination laws. Its still “her body her choice” even if its morally wrong
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Paul P. Powell — 6 months ago(September 14, 2025 05:12 PM)
This is really, conflating two unrelated sets-of-circumstances improperly for the sake of making a more unified –and perhaps stronger –argument.
The argument may sound stronger but is not necessarily correct.
After all, a good/bad decision a woman might make
during the course of her pregnancy
is not the same as any decision to become pregnant in the first place.
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kuatorises — 6 months ago(September 21, 2025 11:00 PM)
Abortion should be legal, but libs do really make some terrible arguments abut abortion.
"My body"
"It's not human"
"You're a man"
Ok, assholes. Just admit you're ok with ending a life.Be honest about it. -
AnthonySocksss — 6 months ago(September 22, 2025 05:59 PM)
they don’t say it’s “not human,” they say it’s “not a human being.”
Do you think you’re ending life whenever you jerk off with all the spermies dying in your hand?
Shows how retarded republitards are they don’t understand basic biology
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