Dennis Prager argues the pro-choice slogan about bodily autonomy is false because the fetus is a separate entity, not part of the woman's body. He points out that many pro-choice advocates opposed COVID vaccine mandates, calling this hypocrisy a pattern of dishonesty from the left.
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The statement that a woman has the right to do what she wants with her own body is entirely accurate. I don't know any conservative, I don't know one, the most staunch pro-life person does not disagree with that statement. You want to tattoo your body, you want to get a breast implant, you want to get a COVID shot, we don't want to stand in your way. The irony is that The vast majority of people who were pro-choice were anti-choice, radically anti-choice when it came to the COVID vaccine. So it's like everything on the left, it's a lie, but it's said enough that even people on the right start to believe it. Well, maybe we don't believe in women's rights to do what they want with their body. The second reason it's a gigantic lie A, the first is they don't believe it. They don't believe you have a right to do what you're with your own body. But B, it's not your body. I mean, you could still be pro-choice, but don't lie about it. It's a gigantic lie. It has nothing to do with you want to do what you want with your own body. The child in you, the fetus in you, whatever you want to call it, it's not your body. It's in your body. And yet the vast majority of people who say a woman should be free to do what she wants with her own body believe the gigantic lie that it is. You can be a radical pro-choice atheist and know it's a lie. It's not her body. Why isn't that obvious to everybody? Does anyone say to a pregnant woman, hey, how's your body? No, how's your baby? Ah, it's, it's, we live in the world of the lie. It's because of the left.