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TranscoloredSky t1_j9z8qt7 wrote

Please note this is Israel Jewish people specifically and it would be about as misleading as a headline saying Christians are upset that a hospital said Nazis are bad when it's talking about Russian Christians

Them feeling victimized has nothing to do with the fact that they're Jewish and everything to do with the fact that they are Israeli colonizers who want to erase the history of the country they are trying to take over

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TarryBuckwell t1_j9z8972 wrote

The entire conceit of the victimization is that one group of people has the inalienable right to their own religious ethnostate. Palestinian is not a religion or an ethnicity- there are Jewish, Muslim and Christian Palestinians who have all been equally affected by that conceit. The Temple Mount has always been a shared religious icon. I will never understand the position.

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JoeyGIllustration t1_j9z5y4c wrote

You don't grasp the concept of what objectivity is. If it was only about a woman's bodily autonomy, then abortion would be totally fine, until after birth. So you are objectively wrong, if you don't support late term abortions. A woman is unique in that she can have a body with its own autonomy inside of her own body with autonomy. You won't argue in good faith, just like the others you hate, which only serves to further prove my point of why I find it difficult to engage this subject, as everyone is using feelings, instead of facts.

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ErectionDenier2024 t1_j9z315v wrote

No, the State of Florida's government didn't think it through. This lawyer is doing a great job.

It's literally this simple: If the fetus is a human being, it gets the rights of said human beings and that INCLUDES not being detained in a prison. Since the mother is there, the fetus, with the rights granted to it by the State of Florida, is currently illegally detained as it has committed no crime.

If it's not a human being and doesn't have those rights, then the laws passed by the State of Florida are invalid.

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YomiKuzuki t1_j9z2vwv wrote

> The child is effectively on temporary lifesupport, unable to express agency, and is currently a ward of the state.

> Keeping the baby in the mother is the best care they can provide, anything else would actively endanger the child. Where the mother is makes no tangible difference in this case.

So you agree the mother is then being forcibly used to keep another person alive, until such time the other person no longer requires life support. Which is illegal. Hmmm.

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