“Even when a person is dead, bodily autonomy trumps right to life. After all, they still need permission to harvest organs from a corpse to save other lives. I just think that women should at least have the same right to bodily autonomy as a corpse.”

A quote I just read in relation to abortion. Very well put. 

“Body Autonomy” or “Bodily integrity” is self-determination of human beings over their own bodies. You can’t be forced to give blood, bone marrow, or any part of you to another. You can’t even have them taken from you after you die without permission. The fact that you can save a life is irrelevant, nobody can forcefully take something from you.

Yet, there are people out there who believe 50% of the population *must* give up their body for 9 months, even if there’s risk of it killing them. 

This is my new favourite “anti-choice folk are ignorant, sexist, idiots” argument. 

pro choice

this is a hugely controversial topic I know, but for my English exam I need to  collect poll opinions on controversial subjects.

so, if you are PRO CHOICE with your view on abortion, please reblog/like/

pro-life post here x

I'm pro-choice

But that being said, this does not mean that I:

  • will want or have an abortion
  • don’t like you if you choose to carry out your pregnancy
  • hate you if you’re pro-life
  • hate children
  • am a liberal
  • don’t value life

All it means, for me personally, is that I don’t believe the government should tell any woman what she can or cannot do with her body.

“These Alabama “pro-life” protestors retraumatized a mother whose baby died in utero: Pro-choice marchers recalled a particularly painful event last month when a woman whose baby had died en utero was coming to the clinic to have it removed. In an awful coincidence, that was the day, Watters said, when the pro-life demonstrators collected a children’s choir on the sidewalk to sing “Happy Birthday Dead Baby” to anyone driving in. “Will had to physically restrain the father,” Watters said, nodding to one of the men marching in a pro-choice jacket. “And by the time she walked through them, she was an emotional wreck.”

Friday Feminist Fuck You: Alabama anti-choice protestors

“I'm personally pro-life, but I vote pro-choice, because you can't make that decision for anyone else. You just can't.”

—Representative Kathy Hawken, North Dakota on separating personal beliefs and others’ rights. 
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