Lin Wood posted on Telegram:
“I have done my research and connected the dots.
I will not change my position on the “vaccine.” I will not take it. End of that discussion.
I believe that in a free society, each citizen has the legal right to make his or her own choices on medical treatment. Each citizen must also live with the consequences of their decisions. That is why I always urge that you choose wisely.
I am confident that I have chosen wisely.
I also strongly believe that government does not have the right to mandate vaccinations. In my opinion, any such mandate is a violation of an individual’s right of privacy.”
Lin Wood is a man of God, you tell me.
We know the developing baby is a separate person.
God creates Life.
Cabal created the IRS.
Is all law just, realistic, and fact based?
Obviously not.
The developing baby is a separate organism with fully human DNA, not identical to the mother's. It's not a tumor that more or less matches DNA with it's host.
Just because the federal government doesn't recognize them as persons doesn't mean they aren't. If it were up to the federal government, then Africans wouldn't have actually been people until the civil war, which is obvious nonsense.
Each human being has equal fundamental rights; a woman's "right" to cease pregnancy does not outweigh the baby's right to life. The area gets greyer when you introduce the situation in which either the baby or the mother lives, but nothing like that can realistically be accurately predicted, therefore action taken on said information would be incredibly perilous, akin to killing someone else on a boat stranded out at sea to eat them because "they'll probably kill me if I don't get them first".
My right to not receive certain medical treatments cannot be outweighed by your "right" to force them upon me; I can't force you to not get the vaccine any more than you can force me to get it.
If you really wanted to ignore the facts and stats, you could ask "what gives you the right to put my life in danger by not receiving the vaccine? Is your right to life any greater than mine?". On it's surface, that's a valid question, but the answer lies in matters of proximity and the actual action in question itself.
My decision to not receive the vaccine may put you at an elevated risk by proxy, however I am not actively doing anything to you to endanger your life. In the other situation, however, you forcefully vaccinating me is an active action you would be taking on me that [may] endanger my life.
The difference is like this: If we're at a gun range, and I'm shooting at the target, there's a chance there will be some kind of freak accident and you are killed by it. That's indirect and by proxy. Compare that to you shooting at me explicitly; you may not hit me, but you are directly putting my life in danger.
Their own choices, not choices for the human inside of them. Even if that human was brought to this earth "by mistake."
I can see an argument for rape though I can't justify the taking of a life either way. The only way I can see that would be in some cases where the mother would die if she goes through with it.
Not if you consider the baby a baby.
Of course Anton Levay did not, but he’s burning in hell right now.