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You don't see any Republican calling him out do you? Know why? Because that is their goal.What the actual fuck.
Okey dokey. I'll tell the government that they can come and take your organs and other bodily tissues. Ya know, since you don't own them.Ownership of the physical self isn't a political question. Even if your dictionary has a very different definition of "politics" from mine, the answer is still "no, I don't own my body."
The most sensible way of answering the question of ownership of anything is to say that the only thing I truly own is that which I couldn't lose in a shipwreck.
Consequently, no, I don't own my body, nor anything really, other than perhaps my last breath. Even that single breath, I may "own" for only an instant.
Ironic. You're putting forth a philosophical, somewhat religious argument for a legal question. Your "answer" goes against all legal doctrine when it comes to bodily autonomy.Reading comprehension - passing score. Well done!
the whole shipwreck conceit kinda baffled meIronic. You're putting forth a philosophical, somewhat religious argument for a legal question. Your "answer" goes against all legal doctrine when it comes to bodily autonomy.
Reading comprehension indeed.![]()
the whole shipwreck conceit kinda baffled me
You received only a passing score for reading comprehension, because you left out body fluids, both liquids and gasses. You also have a redundancy problem because all organs are composed of tissues.
There's plenty of time and room for improvement before you graduate high school.
If you can get my local public library to send its meat truck, give me a heads-up so I can shower before they get here.
Floriduh seems to think the state does .....
Florida Student-Athletes Are Now Being Asked to Report Their Periods Online
Dr. Chris Koutures told Newsweek that information on students' periods "should not go to the school."
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Ok. So you have no idea. Thanks for confirming.Keep rationalizing. Considering the crap going on in Texas, there is absolutely zero reason to believe that the irrational anti-abortion fanatics will seek to use that information against women. Especially given the similarities in government between Florida and Texas.
Today, a 61% majority of U.S. adults say abortion should be legal in all or most cases, while 37% think abortion should be illegal in all or most cases. These views are relatively unchanged in the past few years. The latest Pew Research Center survey, conducted March 7 to 13, finds deep disagreement between – and within – the parties over abortion. In fact, the partisan divide on abortion is far wider than it was two decades ago.
New data from the Guttmacher Institute, a leading research and policy organization committed to advancing sexual and reproductive health and rights, shows the impact of abortion care in 15 states across the USA.
In these states, there are 22 million women — 29% of all US women of reproductive age, defined as those aged between 15 and 49 — with virtually no abortion option in their state, says the report.
Of the 15 states considered in the analysis, 14 offer no abortion care.
The one that does, Georgia, bans abortion after six weeks, a point at which very few people even know they're pregnant.
The report also found that at least 66 abortion clinics have closed down across 15 states since the overturning of Roe v. Wade.