And we don't have complete "body autonomy" or freedom to "make...
Dr. Dr. P: "I said what I said".@Psychgirl211
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May 11, 2025
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And we don't have complete "body autonomy" or freedom to "make choices" as we wish.
If she 'identified' as blind or disabled, nobody would cut her optic nerves or sever her spinal column simply because she demanded it.
We are not legally permitted to use certain narcotics.
We are obliged to get most medicines on prescription.
We have to wear seatbelts.
We cannot drink and drive.
We have to wear helmets if we ride a motorbike, etc.
The argument that we have "body autonomy" and therefore can inflict 'GAC' on ourselves and others is completely fallacious.
It is trotted out to defend the indefensible.
If she 'identified' as blind or disabled, nobody would cut her optic nerves or sever her spinal column simply because she demanded it.
We are not legally permitted to use certain narcotics.
We are obliged to get most medicines on prescription.
We have to wear seatbelts.
We cannot drink and drive.
We have to wear helmets if we ride a motorbike, etc.
The argument that we have "body autonomy" and therefore can inflict 'GAC' on ourselves and others is completely fallacious.
It is trotted out to defend the indefensible.
Cambrian James@CambrianJames
@Psychgirl211 I was debating with a friend about "gender care" who said that they had a right from body autonomy to make choices and therefore reap what came of that even if it was health issues because they were accountable.