Is it really your body, your choice anymore?

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From vaccines, to abortion, to the future of medical/or human chipping rulings, is it really your body, your choice anymore? Seems like your actual choice for what you can do only applies to one gender, or certain groups of people with the most power at the time. As for the future, they want to make it so everyone can get chipped--things like your medical info, citizenship, SSN, work information, whatever the case, and it may come down to, "if you want to work or live here, you must be chipped." It's looking bleak.

Lliam · Accepted Answer

I agree with you. Bodily autonomy has become a thing of the past.
There is a vaccine schedule for infants. Do they get a choice? Little is said about the numbers of children who suffer severe injury or death as a result of all those vaccines.

The covid mRNA vaccine was said to be voluntary. Insurance companies wouldn't cover your injuries from it because they said you volunteered to get it. But the choice many people had was to either get the jab (s) or lose their job, be prevented from traveling, and not be allowed in school.
Doctors did not provide full disclosure about the ingredients or potential risks.
People were first told that the jab would prevent them from contracting covid and transmitting it to others. When that turned out to be untrue, they were told that it would minimize the symptoms if they did get covid. Even that turned out to be untrue. But they are still being told how many lives were saved by the miracle jabs. Where is the proof of that? How could that claim even be proven?
On the other hand, the fact that 100s of thousands, if not millions of people were permanently injured or killed by the jabs is downplayed.

Then you have conservatives and religious people who disdain women's rights and female sexuality. They see women as baby-making factories; objects. They have no empathy for women at all.
They don't care what happens to an infant after it is born, but their hearts bleed for a fetus that hasn't yet developed enough to have a nervous system, consciousness, or the ability to feel fear or pain.

And, yes, microchipping is on the horizon, as well. We are already carrying digital ID that contains lots of personal information. We are constantly tracked and traced.

People go along with this stuff because they are uninformed and propagandized. They are like frogs in a rapidly heating pan of water who think it's a warm bath.

People who were born into this new reality think it is for their safety and convenience because they have never experienced what it was like to be free.

EzraIsShy76028 · Accepted Answer

In general, absolutely not.

While IN THEORY you have the right to do whatever you wanna do with your life just in general, you have a lot less freedom then you think.

Regardless of how old you are or where you are in life, you're obligated to go to school and/or work all day, and then when you're too old to be able to enjoy anything anyway you retire, and a lot of people don't even get to retire anymore. And in society you're obligated to act in certain ways or else you're shunned forever. Even just for harmless things that others disagree on but that hurt no one.

So basically you have very little time in life to do what you actually want and make your own decisions. Only around 5% of the time, if even that.

And this all also applies to your body.

Even the shape of your body is determined by trends. Skinny is in? Better lose some weight if you wanna be cool. Fat is in? Better gain some weight. Tiny waist, huge boobs, huge ass is in? Better get some plastic surgery then. And if you don't fit into these standards people will body shame you.

So yeah. We have very literal freedom. And I hear the intention for the future is for the already super rich to get richer, and the middle class and lower class people to all become homeless and starving, ultimately killing a lot of them off, too.

itsannalee · Accepted Answer

Your body your choice, my body my choice too.

So if you act not normal or weird or wear something weird and in the public and i stare at you that’s also my right. Because i stare at you with my eyes, that my choice. If i talk bad behind you that’s also my right, because my mouth also part of my body.

Just do whatever you want, because your body your choice, but you have to remember, people have the same right.

NoDecision · Accepted Answer

But... should it be YOUR choice to begin with? You gave up that right when you chose to have unprotected sex. Why should another human being have to pay for your mistake? I'm sure they would have loved to see the sky, smell the flowers, and have a life too.

OlderAndWiser · Answer

"Funny" that most people who are pro-choice also supported mandatory covid vaccines. I guess "my body, my choice" really isn't a belief but just a convenient mantra.

Anonymous · Answer

Now there are exceptions to this.
Masks: In a pandemic where there is an easy spreadable / carried disease or virus it would be wise to follow health guidelines and measures which put YOU & EVERYONE at safety. If you personally have an issue then restrict how frequently you go out / go at a time where there are less people. Once a vaccine is available have it if applicable because it prevents the incubation of the virus in question which means it can’t mutate into a stronger variant / you will have a lower risk of hospitalization or a less severe case of it. Think of Covid19 as an example.

Airplanes: Seatbelts on a plane and keeping the tray tables in the upright position : If there is an emergency, these two things allow for YOU & EVERYONE around you to get out of the aisle in a timely matter since it saves precious time which allows passengers to get out to survive. Along with, not grabbing your luggage from the overhead bin in an emergency situation since everyone else is trying to get out and it can / will lead to people’s deaths in an emergency.

When it comes to female’s healthcare I’d say abortion is pro choice & can stay that way IF she is in harm and can’t deliver without death of mother and fetus, I’d say it depends on the age, how she was impregnated, etc. Like it doesn’t harm anyone other than themselves so, a woman should have absolute control over her own body. Financial burdens, pressure from the man, sexual assault/incest/rape/date rape, etc. all are factors in it.

Every scenario is different so, please educate yourselves to the best of your ability on professionals in each field.

Anonymous · Answer

No, it's not. That is the feminist narrative, but it's a false narrative.

The reality is, it's "her life, your choice". It has virtually nothing to do with her body and everything to do with her having control over her future. Study after study has shown that fewer that only 3% - 4% of abortions are done because of health reasons. The rest are done for reasons like the mother being too young to be a parent, not having the financial resources to raise a child, not being in a stable relationship with the father, not wanting a child to affect her education or career, feeling like she is too old to have another child, or simply not wanting to be a parent.

So, why is the feminist narrative "her body, her choice" rather than "her life, her choice"? Because the latter would expose the fact that it is also "his life, his choice", and that would be devastating to the "pro choice" movement because obviously men might also choose to not be a parent for ALL the same reasons, IF they had the legal option like women do. But they don't, and that frequently forces men into being fathers and being financially responsible for the next 18 years. That demonstrates the pro-choice movement only gives a fuck about women's lives and not men's.

And don't give me the bullshit argument that men have a choice to not have unprotected sex. So do women, but they still have the option of abortion. Men don't, and they is pure sexism.

@nodecision @ @amy10223

SeekerOfTruth007 · Answer

Abortion and vaccines are two unrelated issues.

Abortion is murder and should be banned not only nation-wide, but world-wide.

Vaccines go hand in hand with quarantine, and quarantine was prescribed in the Book of Leviticus by Divine Commandment thousands of years before it was invented in modern medicine. People who break quarantine used to be put to death. I totally support mandated vaccines, because it has been proven that Vaccines save millions upon millions of lives.

Stevepro68 · Answer

Can't deny the thought process the needs of the many outweighs the needs of few in most circumstances. Nevermind the complex discussion of disease, reproduction, and reductionist morral arguments. As far as chipped. We don't need to be chipped the typical smartphone smartwatch combination has more info on you than any chip ever will. Health money contacts location. When you sleep when you walk what you read. What you like sexually. You carry it voluntarily and typically never more than an arms length away.

Holsen · Answer

Well most of the time , interest of the masses or organisations and or political parties blurr the way but it all should come down to reason and logic like societies should learn to properly plan on what path are they gonna go and if that path doesn’t reflect the people it will lead tk questions like this because normally the society is asked to cooperate or follow guidelines but that should have as a given that the ones at too are foing their hardest for the best and that the people dont need to worry about so as a conclusion its our choice within personal and societal boundaries and reasoning

RingOfFire · Answer

I don't think you should have a choice to murder a living human being. That's what abortion is.

You have a choice not to get pregnant in the first place, but if you do as an adult having consensual sex, you are responsible for the life you created and have no right to murder it. You assumed that right when you consented to have sex.

Unfortunately you do in fact have a choice to legally murder your baby. But I don't think you should anymore then you should have the right to murder any other innocent human being.

blueonblack22 · Answer

I’m actually glad you brought up the gross hypocrisy when it vaccine mandates.

I find a quite ironic that the same people who were all about “my body my choice” were at the same time completely fine with forcing millions of people to take vaccines.

BadApple69 · Answer

It was never “my body my choice”. That woman holding the sign (if she is pregnant) the baby in her has different DNA than her…. How is that her body? She might not want that baby inside of her but removing it would be killing a small person that is not her. I know I’m gonna stir up a hornets nest, but that’s just the way it is the baby is not part of the woman. It is a separate entity with its own DNA.

Anonymous · Answer

It's not my body, my choice. I'm sorry, but this is a stupid phrase that feminists made up. If feminism 20 years ago or more was all about "equality," then can a guy or man say, "I'm stronger" and "my dick, my choice to use it", no because 1) that would be considered rape and just because I have the ability to talk doesn't mean Im allowed to be racist or sexist, just because I might be stronger then others doesn't give me the right to hurt someone, just because I can see doesn't give me the right to gawk at a woman in public making her feel uncomfortable, those are all scenarios of my body, my choice. Therefore, the same should apply to girls and women as well.

OneViewpoint · Answer

OK, here we go with the White Power, Jesus Freak, anti vaccine morons conflating a vaccine to prevent the spread of disease in a population with a pregnant women making a choice about her own body which has nothing to do with a communicable disease that could affect any other person.

Are these people really this stupid and bad at logic? Or are they intentionally lying because they think most people are too stupid to pick apart these ridiculous arguments?

Zack-Bann · Answer

We are a LONG way from developing a human computer neurological interface

The day we do that we will have cured blindness, paralysis, and many more physical impairments brought on by the brain

As of now our bodies are safe from such synthetic enhancements

SolitarySolace · Answer

The phrase ‘my body, my choice’ has been selectively applied for years. It’s ironic how it’s fiercely defended in one context (like abortion) but dismissed in others (like vaccine mandates or biometric tracking). If bodily autonomy is truly a right, it should apply across the board—not just when it’s politically convenient. The idea of human chipping or digital IDs being required to participate in society is deeply dystopian and needs to be taken seriously before it’s normalized. - Eva ❤️

jshm2 · Answer

It never really was. From DEI, to medical coverage, women have always been subject to others choice.

You've just always been ignorant of it. Usually assuming "freedom" means what you think it means, rather than what it actually means.

QuestionObsession · Answer

Agree. Freedom of choice is an ever shrinking illusion. Our freedom of choice is constantly experimented with. Right from unexplained pandemics to toxins discretely pumped into our food.

We are really at the mercy of corporations getting greedier than ever, buying out governments and deceiving the naive people. Our only defence is to stand out ground in what we believe.

PatKirby · Answer

Once you allowed the Covid vaccination to enter your body, you gave away any pretense of fooling anyone with that red herring argument. The government had the right to enter your body as it pleased, and you let them. Your body - government's choice.

WhiteThought · Answer

Vaccines were for everyone, and they were never mandatory. As far as abortions go, that's a separate issue, because it's not "My body. My choice."

I am not my mother's body. Neither are you. So by arguing my body-my choice, you are in favor of everyone having the right to kill anyone, because we were all inside a woman's body at some point. There is no difference.

DrPepper12 · Answer

I think you can slow that roll. Nobody's getting chipped at least not involuntarily. As far as my body my choice yes people will always have that ethos both men and women.

mattthefatbat · Answer

I mean yeah you still have a choice. In literally anything you want just know some choices help you live a healthier life and usually those choices are supported by professionals that encourage you to make that choice.. because it works.

MatureMan40 · Answer

If there is a baby, I mean if women are pregnant, they can2t say "my body, my choice". What about baby's body, baby's choice? If it is "your" choice, you can't decide about "others" choice! If that babies in their body could talk, I am 100% cure that they would choose living...

LiamJHayden · Answer

For men in most of the world it has never been "my body, my choice" since we are subject to the military draft, and our lives can be used and disposed of at the whim of politicians.

Agape93 · Answer

It's always my choice what to do with my own body. If someone wants to change it, say it to my face so I can fucking shoot you.

Bricealan · Answer

I don't do ANYTHING with my body that I don't want, including 'mandatory vaccinations, during COVID19. Not sure where you get that idea or information. States rights apply to abortion as well.

Amy10223 · Answer

Let's just say, it should be. And women all around the US should be owners of their own bodies, and not the government.

inforepository · Answer

Bodily autonomy: Refusing experimental medical treatments Not bodily autonomy: Prying an unborn baby from the womb with chemicals and sharp objects

kaucky1 · Answer

They just want to find us by using tracking devices so they would know where we are at all times the ones that shine gutted like a fish or gobbled up, just there's nothing right with 'mankind' these days

CB-Raido-Time · Answer

To begin with another life aka as in pregnancy that is no one's else's body except their and God Himself. In addition to that as far as that group you mentioned exposure is the name of the game. You know who they are do your part expose.

Anonymous · Answer

it was never your choice even after leaving your mother's womb each and every single one of us here could've all easily been dead long before we opened our eyes for the first time

Babygirl_S · Answer

In my country it is legal to get abortion but then women are mostly the property of their parents passed on to the husband later

chocolatetwopointo · Answer

it always is, but some for example abortion, isn't really ruining it for somebody else, but if u refuse to take a vaccine and get sick u can risk others to getting sick and die

AviatorTom · Answer

It's always your choice... but choice has consequences.

Dargil · Answer

President Trump will delay that for a while; longer if JD Vance gets elected in 28.

seeyounexttuesday · Answer

Body autonomy doesn't apply to abortion. The child is not your body.

DCVsMarvel · Answer

With draconian like laws going into effect nation wide, not really. Trump did this. He made it so girls are literally getting arrested for having miscarriages, for example

ProbablyClueless · Answer

I don't think "my body my choice" has applied for a while.

MoonFace2 · Answer

For now, it is. That’s the best answer I’ve got.

douride2 · Answer

Your anon so I'm not sure where you are? Here in Canada it is still my body my choice.

Anonymous · Answer

No. But look at human history. A thousand years ago you might have been sold into slavery. Or imprisoned on the whim of a despot. So all things considered I'll take now over the past.

Anonymous · Answer

Fortunately I'm almost old enough that I don't need to "work" any more. But as far as the MBMC is concerned, it's true as far as "vaccines" are concerned, and not true if you're talking about killing an unborn baby

blackeagle007 · Answer

I can't force you to get a vaccine. I can’t stop a woman from abortion. I’m ok with it. Not a dictate type.

beefcakebradybatson · Answer

Now you honkkkies are discovering how powerless the slaves were. Enjoy !!!

Anonymous · Answer

In much of the world women still have little to no rights, unfortunately for most of them it's never been their body or their choice.

Luopio27 · Answer

If abortion is murder, masterbation is genocide! In the not so distant future we are cyborgs!

Kelly6 · Answer

In Europe yes it is. But in US no it’s government’s body

Anonymous · Answer

Yes, I think it is - or at least it should be. But unfortunately, it's not the same in the whole world.

grega239 · Answer

Never was for men. We have selective service/mandatory service/draft/conscription.

Anonymous · Answer

Oh these my body my choice shit stains only belive in that when it comes to abortions, not when it comes to government forced vaccines.

Abdul17w · Answer

This is a body given by god as a trust to us

Sabretooth · Answer

if one one wants this freedom, they should be more responsible with it.

Anonymous · Answer

No, it is not. And that is okay! Just because it is your body does not mean you can do whatever you want with it. Morality always comes into play too.

MrShaun · Answer

Sure it is -- up until one conceives; then it's more than just one body.

MasterKS · Answer

Abortion should be legal all over the world.

Anonymous · Answer

No one else is affected by someone not getting a vaccine. A vaccine only affects you. Abortion is not the same. The life of an unborn child is at stake.

Anonymous · Answer

Yes. You choose to get pregnant

oldpigg · Answer

I am against abortion in all cases.

alice55 · Answer

In France no problem but in the usa…

soe11 · Answer

Absolutely your choice.

SmokinAces2000 · Answer

What are you talking about?

Manuelwe · Answer

No it help us to world. He raped you or not

Bklynbadboy12 · Answer

It should be but it's not

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