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Hey dumbo. If everyone in the world loses bodily autonomy the world would be an objectively-measurable worse place. Objectively. Stance independent. Worse place. Roe v Wade protected bodily autonomy for women.As I've said multiple times, the claim was made that overturning RvW was objectively bad.
That is not accurate.
If you still want to play semantics games I’ll point out a majority of philosophers (and myself) believe in moral realism and bodily autonomy is a moral truth.
If your morality has anything to do with maximizing human flourishing and minimizing human suffering then we can make objective assessments on human behavior with respect to that goal. Objective assessments. Removing bodily autonomy increases human suffering.
It doesn’t matter if a woman has a fully grown Dalai Lama in her womb. Forcing her to have her body used and life threatened by anything/anyone else against her will is a suspension of bodily autonomy.
As I stated, I have no interest in chasing you around the school yard with your trolling. Take your nonsense elsewhere. No one here is buying.
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