I'm just gonna say this.
If you're (pro-choice) and don't support this law BUT you're (anti-choice) on taking the vaccine, then you're a hypocrite.
If you're (pro-choice) on taking the vaccine BUT you support this (anti-choice) law, then you're a hypocrite.
Either you are pro-choice across the board or you're not pro-choice at all. Either you believe the government should regulate your body or you don't. I notice people from both issues are in this thread now making the opposite argument. Pick a position and stick to it.
Lemme try and clean this up for ya ........cause that shyt you wrote was making my head hurt
Now on the topic of pro/anti-choice two things come to mind.....
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“Like a system of politics, science has sought foremost its own preservation,”
"Theory does not advance ideas (as the positivists asserted in the early part of this
century), theory justifies ideas. Empirical methodology is not a tool of revelation and
verification, but rather a tool of refutation and a shield of obstruction behind which the
ideas a theory justifies are operationalized as programs immune to self-interested
criticism. Therefore, the most crucial considerations in the development of theory are (1)
the ideological programs that theory is capable of justifying; and (2) the methodological
framework its protection and preservation demand."
The Theoretical and Methodological Crisis of the Africentric Conception
W. Curtis Banks
The Journal of Negro Education
Vol. 61, No. 3, Africentrism and Multiculturalism: Conflict or Consonance (Summer, 1992), pp. 262-272
They are simply attempting to use the objective verifiable binary notion of someone being either pro-choice or anti-choice as a rallying/talking point for like minded individuals and a shield to justify and guard whatever political views they have from criticism. More Specifically it acts as a rationalization to build that specific shield to protect that specific political position.
I.E. the pro-choice or anti-choice binary was rationalized as a rallying/talking point for like minded individuals and a "logical slogan" to shield a political position related to women's bodies; not as a neutral, universal, apolitical theory(no such thing by the way).
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