Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time (1% of abortions occur because of rape).

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a momentary spasm, using no protections, none of the actual autonomy you are afforded, you are the problem.

Take accountability for your actions, otherwise you really DO "have less autonomy than a corpse".

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time (1% of abortions occur because of rape).

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a momentary spasm, using no protections, none of the actual autonomy you are afforded, you are the problem.

Take accountability for your actions

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time (1% of abortions occur because of rape).

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a momentary spasm, using no protections, none of the actual autonomy you are afforded, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a momentary spasm, using no protections, none of the actual autonomy you are afforded, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a momentary spasm, using no protections, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb into an ontological paradox for the sake of a spasm, using no protections, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb an ontological paradox for the sake of a spasm, using no protections, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant. If you make your womb an ontological paradox for the sake of a spasm, you are the problem.

Nobody forced you to open your legs 99% of the time.

That's it.

That's the argument.

Close your legs, take a pill, wear a condom - plenty of autonomy there alone. Actions, outcomes, and consequences are a part of autonomy; you are an active participant.