Brandon Fibbs

@DorkmanScott Understanding whose rights supersedes who's is a very tricky ethical dilemma, but yes, I do.

@bfibbs You don't think a woman has a right to consent to who uses her body nor for what purpose?

@DorkmanScott Stop creating strawman arguments. I never said that. Read paragraphs beginning, "Then one day she thought back..." in article.

@bfibbs It's not a straw man because that's ultimately what it comes down to. Removing a woman's right to bodily autonomy.

@DorkmanScott And the child's autonomy? Isn't it being violated?

@bfibbs Not really. It's not a child, for one thing.

@DorkmanScott Ah, but that's the gray area isn't it? And when does it become a child?

@bfibbs Living adults aren't permitted to violate each others' bodily autonomy, so when it becomes a "person" is frankly irrelevant.