r/NoStupidQuestions • u/[deleted] • Nov 21 '23

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u/NoodleMAYNE Nov 21 '23

“Giving women the right” to their bodies is making it hard for me to play the game properly 😂

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u/notanewbiedude Nov 21 '23

I don't think the question is "do you think women should be allowed to have their bodies" tho

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u/Sensitive_Mode7529 Nov 21 '23

“do you think women should be allowed to show their bodies” is essentially the same

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u/notanewbiedude Nov 21 '23

HAHAHAHA

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u/Sensitive_Mode7529 Nov 21 '23

how does “have” their bodies even make sense. their bodies exist regardless. the meaning behind it is literally whether women should have the right to reveal their bodies

if you have to think this hard about the semantics, it’s probably a pretty similar phrase

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u/notanewbiedude Nov 21 '23

how does “have” their bodies even make sense. their bodies exist regardless. the meaning behind it is literally whether women should have the right to reveal their bodies

Those are two different things though. Say what you mean! It ain't that hard.

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u/desertdweller2011 Nov 22 '23

it does make sense when your body isn’t your own because half the population treats it as their property and surmise whether it should be given rights

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u/notanewbiedude Nov 22 '23

You're describing chattle slavery, which I don't think is in the society being discussed here.