Satsuma @Satsuma@cat.family

@Lady @aescling its a train station what do u expect

@Lady @aescling sure

@Lady @aescling no im just like that

@researchfairy unfortunately i dont think ChatGPTs memory is good enough

@Lady @aescling obviously i only make out w/people in parks

@Lady @aescling i mean also bc we are in a train station

@platypus don’t like that!

@Cyborgneticz honestly my selection criteria whenever i’m shoebuying

@ljwrites i do think this argument is incredibly telling of the authors underlying beliefs though—in order for the comparison to be relevant you have to accept that:
— that sex is morally wrong
— morally wrong acts should always be crimes, and therefore deserve punishment through the legal system
— that women’s rights to bodily integrity can/should be taken away
— that violence is an appropriate retribution for a crime

@ljwrites legally (in the US at least, tho as far as i’m aware this is near-universal) if someone needs blood, or bone marrow, or a liver transplant or whatever and i am the only person in the entire world who can give it to them…i still get a choice about whether or not i want to donate part of my body to save their life. in fact, we think this right to bodily integrity is so important that it applies to dead people! being convicted of a crime does not (and very much should not) erase this right either

so if you take their comparison at face value, it actually favors legal and easily accessible abortions

@asya seems reasonable tbh