FWIW, my view is this is a fairly weak argument for pro-choice position (because it's pretty easy to mess up). The stronger argument relies on the Peter Singer type view that personhood is the proper locus of our moral concern, and fetus's don't have it.https://twitter.com/Timcast/status/1128991033616949248 …
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That's the point I tried to make here, just before Ireland's abortion referendum last year http://martoman.blogspot.com/2018/05/should-we-repeal-eighth-amendment.html?fbclid=IwAR00ap1inK15uuwTGDP3C6zqMD2aIY9KeChwZ29S9Ga4S0YeV2fq9Unzl2s …
Yes, once you make it simply about personal autonomy, then you're opening yourself up to the rejoinder that the right to life of the fetus beats autonomy.
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And it doesn't seem clear to me that bodily autonomy, as a moral principle, is obviously true.
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