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Precisely. Therefore, society at large should have no business in the reason a woman wants to remove part of her body. By this logic, why should wanting to rem
by bsza 5y ago
Precisely. Therefore, society at large should have no business in the reason a woman wants to remove part of her body.
By this logic, why should wanting to remove a fetus with a specific genital be considered any more sexist than wanting to undergo a gender change operation? In both cases, you don't like the reproductive organ in your body and want to get rid of it.
- antattack 5y agoWoman cannot tell the gender without a help of technology. Technology can amplify good or bad results of person's actions . Therefore I would argue it requires debate and establishment of norms that are outside of natural laws.
- alasdair_ 5y agoSociety is allowed to have an opinion. It’s when that opinion turns into law that it becomes a problem. Personally I think women who smoke while pregnant are horrible, and I don’t mind saying something to them about it. I don’t think my opinion should have the force of law however.