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I know you weren't talking to me, but I would like to interject here.

I keep seeing bodily autonomy thrown out by you end others, but th autonomy argument fails to address the issue that others have.

The issue is if the fetus as alive. A portion will say that it is, and In that case bodily autonomy is out the window. Your bodily autonomy doesn't supersede someone else's right to live.

Now you could say the fetus is negatively effecting the mother, but then you would still have 2 conflicting autonomy stances.

I'm not trying to get any argument me here. I'm just stating that the bodily autonomy argument doesn't go anywhere with the more hardline stances.