Does learning about count? If so, that I learnt about a belief that claims clumps of cells hold more value than y’know, actual people.
They don’t give a shit about life, all they want is control, they seek control over people’s bodies, even if it means for the latter to die.
I never understood how some people can be so warped that they believe it’s wrong to remove a clump of cells to help a woman’s wellbeing, but a-OK for that clump to either:
a) die anyways and have the pregnant person murdered due to lack of legal access to abortion b) or become a child that then gets shot to death a few years later c) and if they survive childhood; possibly grow up in a country where they don’t even have full say over their body, nor have affordable living, nor free and universal education & healthcare, nor walkable, safe environments in a landscape free from reactionary media empires. It sows terrible mental health and obesity.
A certain country has often striked to me as a country of oxymorons in that regard. Vast as it is, there is a wide disparity. Despite the long way they still have to go, the northeast and west coast are much nicer in these regards; but the midwest and deep south have long faced deliberate neglect by wealthy folk.
It’s something to address, and I believe we can together do that.
Does learning about count? If so, that I learnt about a belief that claims clumps of cells hold more value than y’know, actual people.
They don’t give a shit about life, all they want is control, they seek control over people’s bodies, even if it means for the latter to die.
I never understood how some people can be so warped that they believe it’s wrong to remove a clump of cells to help a woman’s wellbeing, but a-OK for that clump to either:
a) die anyways and have the pregnant person murdered due to lack of legal access to abortion
b) or become a child that then gets shot to death a few years later
c) and if they survive childhood; possibly grow up in a country where they don’t even have full say over their body, nor have affordable living, nor free and universal education & healthcare, nor walkable, safe environments in a landscape free from reactionary media empires. It sows terrible mental health and obesity.
A certain country has often striked to me as a country of oxymorons in that regard. Vast as it is, there is a wide disparity. Despite the long way they still have to go, the northeast and west coast are much nicer in these regards; but the midwest and deep south have long faced deliberate neglect by wealthy folk.
It’s something to address, and I believe we can together do that.