*snorts* at the idea of any woman's body being any one's business other than her own. If people don't want me to tell them not to (drink, smoke, inhale fumes of a herbal sort), then they don't get to tell (anyone: man/woman/child) not to (do whatever to my/their body, that doesn't affect anyone but the individual).
The state has no business in the bedrooms of private citizens.
The state has no business in the bodies of women (or men).
Moral beliefs aside, until people are willing to accept that if they want to impose their views on others, they darned well better be willing to have someone else's views imposed on themselves.
Somehow, the shoe on the other foot never fits as well as people feel it should. *shrug*
Because they argue that they have a moral obligation to make it their business.
I'm perverse enough to argue that I have a moral obligation to not listen or respond to anyone that makes anything that is my business theirs. ;) *g*
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*snorts* at the idea of any woman's body being any one's business other than her own. If people don't want me to tell them not to (drink, smoke, inhale fumes of a herbal sort), then they don't get to tell (anyone: man/woman/child) not to (do whatever to my/their body, that doesn't affect anyone but the individual).
The state has no business in the bedrooms of private citizens.
The state has no business in the bodies of women (or men).
Moral beliefs aside, until people are willing to accept that if they want to impose their views on others, they darned well better be willing to have someone else's views imposed on themselves.
Somehow, the shoe on the other foot never fits as well as people feel it should. *shrug*
Because they argue that they have a moral obligation to make it their business.
I'm perverse enough to argue that I have a moral obligation to not listen or respond to anyone that makes anything that is my business theirs. ;) *g*