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Post by kls on Jul 16, 2018 13:36:42 GMT
Why do I have to accept my body autonomy being interfered with or be expected to care more about someone else's body autonomy who's interfering with mine than I do about my own? Why would someone violating another person take priority over the person being violated? Right, so when you're going through security at an airport, say, do you ask that question? ("Why do I have to accept my body autonomy being interfered with?") No, if it bothered me that much I wouldn't travel by air. I have a choice in that situation and I accept it for safety.
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