>"my body, my choice"
>slices off infant son's foreskin
>protests sex work
>supports minimum wage
>wants opiates regulated
>is fine with the draft 'just in case of war'
>mandatory vaccinations are good
>donates to suicide prevention
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So your argument is it’s hypocritical to believe in any paternalizing laws of the government if you don’t believe in every paternalizing law? Doesn’t seem at al logically inconsistent to have a line and believe in nuance to me
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My argument is that relying on simplistic arguments tends to result in conclusions that are weird
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They’re usually not for the draft anymore since they can be drafted as well now.
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You lost me on suicide prevention, regulated opiates, & mandatory vaccinations.
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What I like about Aella is that she is not going to advocate for a simple principle to arbitrate all sorts of complicated questions, but points out that simple principles might be inadequate to do that
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I think this is a bad interpretation of “my body my choice”. It’s more about the fact that laws affecting women are generally made without the input of women. It should be “my body, I should have input”. They are all about informed decision making no?
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If a woman can choose to abort her child why can't she also choose to kill herself? Why would she be institutionalized for it?
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Getting an abortion kills at most the fetus living inside of you. Not getting vaccinated can and will kill many more people than just you and yours. I think the last two items on your list do not belong.
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If you're pro-choice, implicitly you cannot be pro-vaccine mandate and pro-abortion. The list is about moral consistency, not your feelings.
Also, how many people have died to omicron?
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The supports minimum wage one really doesn’t make sense
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