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Abortion Bills in the South

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At what points does the right of person A to live overrule the right of Person B to decide who can make use of person B's body? Does this only happen when A is a fetus and B is a woman?

Trying to think of another example of when this would apply. Conjoined Twins? If I was attached to my twin could I kill him or her since they are making use of my body? I'm not trying to make a point, necessarily, just trying to think of something comparable.
 
Trying to think of another example of when this would apply. Conjoined Twins? If I was attached to my twin could I kill him or her since they are making use of my body? I'm not trying to make a point, necessarily, just trying to think of something comparable.

While I'm sure we agree morally, what's the legal resolution? If twin A can live independently, and twin B has to stay attached or die, should the government force twin A to maintain the connection?
 
While I'm sure we agree morally, what's the legal resolution? If twin A can live independently, and twin B has to stay attached or die, should the government force twin A to maintain the connection?

It’s still different as most likely twin B has a voice to use in the matter where an unborn child/fetus does not.

There is no good comparison worth debating.

So tbh, I’m confused as to what you’re after or seeking.
 
It’s still different as most likely twin B has a voice to use in the matter where an unborn child/fetus does not.

There is no good comparison worth debating.

So tbh, I’m confused as to what you’re after or seeking.

I'm asking if the government should take the decision out of the hands of twin A. Does that decision depend upon twin B, for you? Let's say twin B says he does not want to be disconnected, in very certain terms. Should we then force A to stay connected against their will?
 
I'm asking if the government should take the decision out of the hands of twin A. Does that decision depend upon twin B, for you? Let's say twin B says he does not want to be disconnected, in very certain terms. Should we then force A to stay connected against their will?

Is twin A’s life endangered? You're talking about willful manslaughter. Sure it ****ing sucks for A. But life ****ing sucks

Also, this isn’t the same as abortion on a major point.
 
Trying to think of another example of when this would apply. Conjoined Twins? If I was attached to my twin could I kill him or her since they are making use of my body? I'm not trying to make a point, necessarily, just trying to think of something comparable.
 
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