Where Boredom Meets Procrastination

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Sep 18
If you’re saying this in regards to birth control, abortion, etc. (I’m not even going to go into the argument that abortion falls into the right column, which you’re going to run up against with this schematic), then doesn’t the same apply to health care? I can decide if I want health insurance and all that jazz because it’s my body; I can’t have health insurance forced upon me and I can’t be forced to pay for it if it’s not involving my body. That sort of argument is pretty easy to make against something like this.

If you’re saying this in regards to birth control, abortion, etc. (I’m not even going to go into the argument that abortion falls into the right column, which you’re going to run up against with this schematic), then doesn’t the same apply to health care? I can decide if I want health insurance and all that jazz because it’s my body; I can’t have health insurance forced upon me and I can’t be forced to pay for it if it’s not involving my body. That sort of argument is pretty easy to make against something like this.

(Source: doulaness)

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