Are you trying to claim in the vast majority of cases, women don't engage in voluntary acts which they know can result in the creation of life?
Rights and freedoms come with responsibilities. We're all accountable to the difficult circumstances our choices bring. I am not a fool, I realize the fragility of most pregnancies, how miscarriages are common, and although tragic isn't as tragic as a kid dying of cancer. Thay doesn't mean willfully ending half a million to million lives a year, and speaking about it like it's just another medical procedure isn't a heinously immoral stain on us as a society. "my body, my choice" is a disgusting and selfish saying, and I think it's hilarious, now that we're in a situation where it better applies, we can give a double middle finger to both the authoritarian aspects and immoral aspects at the same time with such a simple saying.
If we flippantly refused to acknowledge a request to protect against the unique risks of covid when attending Grandma's birthday, and she dies as a result. I sure as hell wouldn't blink an eye if one was held responsible. A willful disregard which results in death is prosecutable. The entire point, is the risks of your fear porn is so remote, even with those laws, we still aren't going to wear these stupid masks when healthy. I am all too happy to acknowledge there is educated disagreement, like what Ethel2 provided, it doesn't change that this theoretical mass compliance and new high standard of obedience which would be necessary to achieve the desired results isn't going to happen. We make individual choices like women do when they engage in sex which can lead to pregnancy. We understand there are risks and take responsibility for the fact interacting when a virus is going about means we are likely to be in that chain. That choice doesn't make one any more responsible for some tangentially related death, any more than me selling tools would make me responsible when someone takes an axe I sold them and kills their neighbour.
Interactions, the core issue at play tend to be voluntary. The essential logic to all of this is no different than that of being surveilled 24/7, as who needs privacy except those with something to hide. Healthy people not interacting with the highrisk obtain nor offer any benefit from a mask. Doing something pointless in the name of health has always been considered dangerous. For example, placebos work to some degree. Does that mean it should be ethical for your doctor to treat you with a placebo when there is no other treatment? Come on, this is ridiculous. If you want to wear a mask, it's recommended, to avoid possibly spreading the virus. No one stopping anyone from following the advice. I've read the advice, it's narrow-sighted, overly theoretical trash.
eace , But keep up with the literal reading of jokes.
