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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
human
I hate how they call an assortment of various issues, some of which are politically very polarizing, simply as "reproductive autonomy". It feels like it's a deliberate tactic just to be able to make even more emotionally charged statements. If someone's stance on abortion is that it's bad because it kills a human being, and thus should be reduced or even banned in certain instances, saying they are "against reproductive autonomy" is just an easy way to dismiss their stance and make them sound evil.
gpt
Agreed. I tend to lean pro-choice, but it drives me absolutely bonkers how so many pro-choice arguments are like this. It's very clear to me that the majority of pro-lifers view abortion as murder, and oppose it on those grounds. But pro-choicers tend to endlessly play make believe that pro-lifers simply want to control women's bodies.

Similar to "against reproductive autonomy", it's just a shitty way to dismiss the opposing stance and make them sound evil. And I hate it.