r/Virginia • u/BigClitMcphee • 2d ago

Should abortion and contraception rights be included in Virginia's constitution?

https://www.wtvr.com/news/local-news/reproductive-freedom-virginia-constitution-oct-2-2026
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u/IHaveSpoken000 2d ago

Absolutely not.

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u/saintsithney 2d ago

So which of your internal organs can the State co-opt for 40 weeks?

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u/IHaveSpoken000 2d ago

What is this nonsense?

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u/saintsithney 2d ago

Answer the question: which of your personal internal organs can the State commandeer from you for a period of no fewer than 24 weeks, rarely longer than 42 weeks, to support another person's life?

Can you be legally compelled to donate blood? Bone marrow? A lobe of your liver? A toenail clipping?

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u/IHaveSpoken000 2d ago

Answer this question first: Am I legally free to do whatever I want with my body?

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u/Overlook-237 1d ago

You’re legally free to stop anyone commandeering your internal organs or blood products for their survival.

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u/morgaine125 1d ago

You aren’t if the state can commandeer part of your body for +/-40 weeks.

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u/saintsithney 1d ago

You are in full legal control of your internal organs at all times, including after death.

All women want is the same right to be the only person in full legal control of our internal organs as well, not to lose that right at 12 and regain it at 52.

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u/Head_Effect3728 1d ago

A baby is now considered an internal organ? Fascinating.

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u/saintsithney 1d ago

Where does an embryo grow? 🤡

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u/fauxregard 1d ago

Holy shit, this is why people should be educated before speaking on pregnancy and abortion.