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 If sex were the cure for cancer, would women be obligated to have sex with men to save their lives? Would refusing sex be "murder"?

@DorkmanScott Of course not. Your argument is woefully and inappropriately tangential. To live or die is the woman's choice.

@bfibbs It's not. It's the same thing. If someone other than the woman needed the woman's body to live, is she obligated to provide it?

@DorkmanScott No. But your argument is flawed in that this other person was no created by the direct actions of the woman.

@bfibbs See, you're framing it as though abortion shows a lack of personal responsibility. I see it as an ACT of responsibility.