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[Chief X_Phackter]

Saw this somewhere earlier, so thought I'd share:

Just remember, most of those crying, "my body my choice" this week were the ones saying "you must get the jab" last year.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Saw this somewhere earlier, so thought I'd share:

Just remember, most of those crying, "my body my choice" this week were the ones saying "you must get the jab" last year.

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[Chico23231]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Saw this somewhere earlier, so thought I'd share:

Just remember, most of those crying, "my body my choice" this week were the ones saying "you must get the jab" last year.

Exactly this^. Biden Covid strategy was an absolute failure anyways


And for the folks trying to equate criminals and the death penalty to innocent children…come on man, of course these aren’t equal.

[Giantone]

Originally Posted by Chico23231

Exactly this^. Biden Covid strategy was an absolute failure anyways


And for the folks trying to equate criminals and the death penalty to innocent children…come on man, of course these aren’t equal.

No joke , you really are stupid , really!

[BaltimoreSkins]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Saw this somewhere earlier, so thought I'd share:

Just remember, most of those crying, "my body my choice" this week were the ones saying "you must get the jab" last year.

I would say the inverse is also true. Those screaming my body my choice about a vaccine are also the ones that oppose abortion.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

Saw this somewhere earlier, so thought I'd share:

Just remember, most of those crying, "my body my choice" this week were the ones saying "you must get the jab" last year.

Not this again.

2 things Chief
1) i guess if you want to look at it like that we can say the same thing. The ones screaming you must give birth were the ones saying my body my choice last year.
2) can’t remember the last time an abortion caused such collateral damage as the virus did spreading from host to host. In other words contagion aint a thing here but I dont wanna ruin anyones agenda.
Not directed at you necessarily i know you were just sharing what you saw.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by punch it in

Not this again.

2 things Chief
1) i guess if you want to look at it like that we can say the same thing. The ones screaming you must give birth were the ones saying my body my choice last year.
2) can’t remember the last time an abortion caused such collateral damage as the virus did spreading from host to host. In other words contagion aint a thing here but I dont wanna ruin anyones agenda.
Not directed at you necessarily i know you were just sharing what you saw.

I'm not looking at anything like anything. I just saw this "debate", and thought I'd share something I saw earlier.

The two aren't exactly the same, but it's not really apples and oranges either. The idea that for one thing a person's argument is "'don't tell me what to do with my body" and then for another thing the same person has no problem saying 'I'm going to tell you what to do with your body' is ironic...and yes, it applies to both sides.

[punch it in]

Originally Posted by Chief X_Phackter

I'm not looking at anything like anything. I just saw this "debate", and thought I'd share something I saw earlier.

The two aren't exactly the same, but it's not really apples and oranges either. The idea that for one thing a person's argument is "'don't tell me what to do with my body" and then for another thing the same person has no problem saying 'I'm going to tell you what to do with your body' is ironic...and yes, it applies to both sides.

I know you aren’t. That is why I ended my post how I did. When I said “if you want to look at it like that” i just meant anyone in general.

In my opinion one choice (not getting the vaccine) is clearly a threat to everyone else. The other (getting an abortion) is not.

Now if I remember correctly this is where SD said it is a threat to the baby. That is where we start talking about when is a fetus a baby etc etc etc.

[Chief X_Phackter]

Originally Posted by punch it in

...That is where we start talking about when is a fetus a baby etc etc etc.

It's a debate worth having. There are strong opinions on both sides, and others in the middle.

There is a point in a pregnancy where there is general consensus amongst medical professionals that a baby could then survive outside the womb; where before that, the baby's chances are not as good without a great deal of medical attention. I think it's somewhere around 22-24 weeks. That might be a good starting point.