And? It shouldnt come with strings or caveats. Plus these new laws states are bringing in are some of the most exteme laws. No exceptions for anything. Rape, incest, mothers mental health, physical health, disabilities, deformities. Criminilising miscarriges and ectopic pregnancies etc. I could go on
Unless you personally are a female, pregnant or a Doctor specialising in obstetrics and gynaecology then its none of your business is it
I think that part of the argument is a bit simplistic because I keep seeing on social media the phrase 'men shouldn't be making laws about women's bodies.'
In essence, it's not men who are making these decisions but rather state legislatures, including men and women, who are listening to these religious fanatics.
However, I agree with your point: why the fluff are so many people interested? I cherish life, but in my eyes a woman's body is her own - nobody else's.
For me, there's obvious caveats based on the age of the foetus etc., but in pretty much most cases nobody should be forced to carry a baby and to give birth.
And that's what it is - removing their choice and forcing them. We're meant to be progressing as a society rather than turning back to the dark ages.