Whatever happened to my body my choice.

Whoever told you that hypocrisy exists on the left only is hugely mistaken. There’s an abundance of it on the right as well. No shortage of that.

Imagine that the same people outraged about any kind of mandates even if they work, even if they are for your own good and the good of all others, because it’s a matter of principle. It’s a matter of autonomy, of human rights, of freedom, of doing what you want. Imagine that these same people have no problem with telling you that telling women what to do with their own bodies is no big deal.

Whenever they are told: ‘but you’re harming others with your freedom?’ They say there is nothing that justifies taking our freedoms from us or giving up on our freedoms for. There will always be a reason that the government will try to claim is strong enough to infringe upon our freedoms and rights. This is a pathway to full blown authoritarianism, dictatorship, or tyranny, whether it’s communism or otherwise. And on that we agree.

My body my choice, even if this could lead to the spread of something that could kill other people. Even if they work, they still won’t do it, because it’s inconvenient, and since they are free to do what they want, because this is their own body, then they simply have the right not to do it, with disregard to the consequences of that action or behavior upon other people. If other people don’t like that, then they should stay away from them. Simple as that. Even if what’s at stake here is other people’s lives. And on that we agree. No excuse for taking away your freedom. No justification for compelling or forcing you to do something with your body against your will or consent. That door if opened can never be closed again. The end game is total absence of all rights and freedoms because the state or government says so.

Whatever happened to libertarianism and the love affair they have with a small government.

Cognitive dissonance at its finest. Love it.

It’s a matter of freedom, even if the shot works and is harmless, they say. And on that we agree.

Still they had no problem with telling a woman what to do or not do with her body, because the Bible says so. Because her behavior impacts other people’s lives.

I just wanted to point out that absence of insane levels of hypocrisy cannot coexist with being religious. They are mutually exclusive.

The idea that all men in the middle east are bad and all women are victims is a little bit naive and detached from reality.

Most of what you take for granted in the west is considered not only a dream elsewhere, but preposterous madness.

Most men in the middle east still think of women as private property that they should just try to appease by pandering to the circulating new narrative that they are equal to men that came from the west just to have their way and then they can do what they want behind closed doors. None of them actually believe in gender equality or even that they shouldn’t treat women worse than animals.

Still the problem is exacerbated by the fact that women over there enable such behavior because it is totally normal and moral according to the standards set by the one and only creator of the universe.

Some think women are just afraid to speak out and are just pretending to be okay with such abuse and regressive ways of life and oppression because they have no choice or they can’t say otherwise or else they would be in physical danger.

This is only in extreme cases like the Taliban, ISIS, …etc. I was referring to places and countries that are not taken over by terrorist organizations. I don’t blame women in territories under the control of absolute religious fundamentalists. This is totally not their fault. On the other hand countries that are considered secular or moderate, they fit the description I made earlier, where women are part of the problem due to being too deep in the religious indoctrination and brainwashing. Think women who call the hijab a symbol of empowerment for example. Who preach why women belong in the kitchen and should obey her husband no matter what even if they still have the opportunity for education in those so called moderate or secular majority Muslim countries.