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Republicans are wrong on the issues – reproductive autonomy in particular.
Good gawd, Jones. You a wannabe English major?
You're all mouth and no substance
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Republicans are wrong on the issues – reproductive autonomy in particular.
Vlad, do you believe that since a little factory in Akron didn't require a vaccine that no business required them? Did Amazon follow Goodyear's lead?
While you may stupidly believe that Goodyear set the trend for all businesses, you are woefully incorrect. They were an exception, not the rule. In fact, good thing you quit your job at McDonald's when you did. They insisted on the clot shot for their employees.
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From Amex to Walmart, here are the companies mandating the Covid vaccines for employees
Changes at the state and federal levels have complicated vaccination policies. These companies have made their plans clear.www.nbcnews.com
Of course. The whole "sanctity of life" thing is just an excuse. This is about people eager to use government to control their neighbors.
You don't get it both ways, chump.We need to get over the, "My body my choice" bullshit. It isn't your body, your choice, when you lose your job because you refuse to get a Gates vaccine in your body, is it.
The REAL reason for abortions:
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^ They put that shit in everything.
Same in the Private SectorDoes the government do anything that doesn't control people?
So Should the Private SectorNope. That's why it should be limited.
The private sector is limited. They can't force you to do anything.So Should the Private Sector
Interesting. Is this saying that mandatory vaccination and banning abortion are both bad because they violate "my body my choice"? Or is it saying they're both fine because people shouldn't have sole control over their bodies?
While there's some truth to that, I can't say that the Walmart Road Police has ever stopped me and given me a ticket for speeding.Same in the Private Sector
Even libertarians don't take the position that people should be able to do anything they want with their bodies or property (i.e. you can't use your body or property to aggress against other people).Interesting. Is this saying that mandatory vaccination and banning abortion are both bad because they violate "my body my choice"? Or is it saying they're both fine because people shouldn't have sole control over their bodies?
Or is it just pointing out that both sides are flaming hypocrites?
This one does. Obviously you have no right to violate the rights of others, but when it comes to the contents of my body, it's absolutely no one else's business. The issue is one of government jurisdiction. It's about the limits of state power.Even libertarians don't take the position that people should be able to do anything they want with their bodies or property (i.e. you can't use your body or property to aggress against other people).
So it's not really a question of if the government has the authority to control people's bodies, but the extent to which it can. Libertarians would say that the government can make it illegal to punch random people, even they are using their bodies to punch people.This one does. Obviously you have no right to violate the rights of others, but when it comes to the contents of my body, it's absolutely no one else's business. The issue is one of government jurisdiction. It's about the limits of state power.
I'm against mandatory vaccinations. I support government funded abortions for any reason for non-Whites. I would put restrictions on the ability of White women to get abortions (assuming the father is also White). E.g. rape, incest, significant threat to the mother's life, non-viable fetus, and non-trivial birth defects.In any case, are you in favor of mandatory vaccinations and banning abortion? Or do you oppose both?
The only time government has a legitimate interest is if you are harming others or otherwise violating their rights. But we're not talking about that. We're talking about government regulating the contents of person's body. It's none of their business.So it's not really a question of if the government has the authority to control people's bodies, but the extent to which it can. Libertarians would say that the government can make it illegal to punch random people, even they are using their bodies to punch people.
Oh, you're just fucking racist. Nevermind.I'm against mandatory vaccinations. I support government funded abortions for any reason for non-Whites.
But of course a woman does not impregnate herself.Abortion isn't about a woman's body or choice. It is about the money.
It's why we don't embrace BIRTH CONTROL. Not getting pregnant in the first place is a much better option, but not nearly as lucrative...
It’s only possible with a deposit.I wonder if there is any way to not have an unwanted pregnancy in the first place. You know, a pill or something...
"Our Way or the Highway" Means That Their Way Is the Low WayThe private sector is limited. They can't force you to do anything.
And what do you propose to do about that? Have the government step in and force the employers to do as you wish?"Our Way or the Highway" Means That Their Way Is the Low Way
Force isn't the only way for plutocratic parasites to impose their will on the 99%.
Hi there, New York Times. I see that yesterday you tweeted, or whatever it’s called now, this:
Well, let me tell you a thing or two about those of us whom you didn’t expect. I don’t purport to speak for everyone on the winning side of this issue, but I will speak about experiences I and people I personally know have endured in our very long fight to have bodily autonomy and equality under the law.
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Surprised, are you?
Hi there, New York Times. I see that yesterday you tweeted, or whatever it’s called now, this: Abortion rights groups have been on an unexpected winning streak with ballot measures that have prevailed in six out of six states since the Supreme Court...www.dailykos.com
Yeah. This is going to get ugly. If you're a forced birther rightard.
Just as I predicted. See you next year.
If You're Not a Union Man, You're Not a Man at All. You Are a Manservant.And what do you propose to do about that? Have the government step in and force the employers to do as you wish?