Arizona Takes A Big Step Back. WARNING, GRAPHIC!

[HairOfTheDog]

Yeah,because we all know men have no part in a women getting pregnant and we don't pay any of the price of it in any way so logically no man should have an opinion about abortion.

You have no more right telling a woman what to do with her womb than a woman would have on telling you what to do with your dick.

Womans body, womans choice.

End of story.

So why can't she sell her ass legally? it's her body.

Why can't she legally be a heroin addict? it's her body.

and while were on this subject why are there so many laws that govern what anyone can do with their body?

I guess it just covers one little aspect and nothing else.

While not directly related to cutting PP state tax funding, I thought these were reasonable questions in relation to "right to choose". Why are there so many laws that govern what anyone can do with their body?

I have no objection to the legalization of prostitution. It's not going away, oldest profession and all. If women and men want to sell their bodies, they will do so and there will always be a market. Legalizing it might reduce some of the seediest elements, allow for more control over prohibiting minors being engaged/exploited, reduce LE manpower required on busts/stings, and create a new revenue stream for the state.

As for legalizing drugs, legalize marijuana already, I say. Mushrooms too. Both organic drugs that aren't typically associated with violence and fairly easy for users to get ahold of anyway. I very rarely ever smoke, so it's not a personal issue for me. But my loved ones who do have no problem getting ahold of pot anytime as it stands now. Legalize it; reduce the law enforcement expenditure and create a revenue stream. No more dangerous than cigarettes and alcohol, imo.

However, when it comes to heroin, meth, and other chemical drugs, I'm hesitant about them being legalized even though that conflicts with my general belief that people have a right to do with their own bodies as they wish. This is me straight up straddling the fence, Dick. Chemical drug users tend to negatively impact those around them and society in general, imo. They are often also linked to violent crime and child neglect. So, on this one, I lean towards keeping it illegal for people to do this to their own bodies because it introduces too much risk to others (though abuse of addictive prescription drugs can have the same effects; 'nother issue).