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Caller Wants Women FINED for Abortions | Alyssa Ljub & Taylor SH
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Cody presented a secular philosophical argument against abortion using terms such as "symmetry breakers" and "causal obligation," and raised hypothetical scenarios involving marijuana use during pregnancy, mask mandates, breastfeeding obligations, and kidney donation. The hosts argued that abortion access should remain legal, citing bodily autonomy and a news story about a woman required to wait for repeated medical confirmation of fetal death before receiving care. The hosts stated that abortion bans do not reduce the number of abortions performed, only the number performed safely. Cody proposed that abortion be penalized with a fine directed to a charity of the pregnant person's choosing; the hosts questioned whether this would occur in practice. The conversation also covered fetal personhood, sentience, and comparisons between fetuses and newborns.
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