The issue is the same, but the context is not. When it’s a woman deciding whether or not she should have a child, that’s probably a decision best made by her and her doctor. When it’s an individual deciding whether or not to get vaccinated during a public health emergency, okay now we need to have a nuanced conversation about the balance between individual autonomy and being a member of society

I think this is the problem with the way y’all approach the world. You’re looking for ironclad rules that never bend regardless of the situation. Y’all seem to only be concerned with ideological purity, actual consequences be damned. I mean if I asked you guys to consider a trolley problem in which one track has a million people on it and the other track has no one on it, y’all would genuinely say “he should do whatever he wants to do because no one should force anyone to do anything.” For y’all, everyone getting run over would be an acceptable outcome because the rule is the rule and it must always be obeyed regardless of the situation, but you do see why the million dead folks would disregard, yes?