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So your point is an entirely irrelevant argument about moving the goalposts past abortion to make a nitpicky argument around trust. The entire point is that ul
by fzeroracer 4y ago
So your point is an entirely irrelevant argument about moving the goalposts past abortion to make a nitpicky argument around trust.
The entire point is that ultimately it's her body you're trying to dictate. Do you think the legislature has a vested interest in controlling what men do with their organs? Should they pass laws preventing men from tying their tubes because the legislature has a vested interest in keeping population growth high?
- leereeves 4y agoYou do understand that a fetus is not part of the mother's body, right? It's quite normal for the legislature to get involved when the interests of two parties are in conflict.