#nikosnature

[intrinsicallydisordered]

Dear Niko,

Why are you obsessed with me? Go away. Stop looking at my blog. I don't talk about you. I don't post about you. I don't tag you. I don't visit your blog. I don't read any of your posts. I don't want you at all in my life. Please go away. Really, go away. Your misplaced sense of righteousness in meddling in my blog is creepy. The only time I talk about you is when you bother me. Like you never fail to do. I mean, I'd understand if I talked about you or something, but I don't. And I ask you incessantly to go away. But you don't. Go away...

Sincerely,

Raymond

[intrinsicallydisordered]

Dear Niko,

I have continually asked you to leave me alone. I've asked that you stop bothering me. I've asked that you not visit my blog. You are stalker-ish and creepy. And you are obsessed with me for some reason. Seriously, you creep me out. Please go away. I have no desire to be in contact with you. The fact that you incessantly interject yourself in my life is disgusting and perverted. 

GO AWAY, NIKO.

Please, go away, and stop obsessing with me.

[damnsoprochoice]

Okay, if you have to ask why nikosnature is a vile person then I'm 100% sure that you are one too. I refuse to even look at his blog nowadays because I get physically sick from seeing what he writes. 

I think I may have some of what he's written in a tag on this blog (check tag under here), so if you're new and don't know who Niko is...prepare yourself.

[panic-defense]

of course scientists know when life begins- that isn't the argument. the real argument, in abortion, is whether or not a fetus has the right to anybody else's body even without their permission- they do not. bodily autonomy is absolute- people need permission before taking organs/blood from corpses. humans are the same. before a fetus changes a body and takes nutrients and causes nausea, the mother must be willing. if she is not, fetus has no right tobe there. prolife=women are less than corpses

Here is an incredibly well-written response to the forced organ donation fallacy. Props to Niko, I really couldn’t say it any better myself.

And yes, when it comes down to it, whether or not it is a life is the argument. If it is a human life, then by law you may not end it.