Right-To-Lifers Don’t Go Far Enough I was pro-choice, but I’ve changed my mind. The problem is not that the State should govern what a woman does with her body, the problem is that the State has not gone far enough. The argument is that to protect the life of a fetus, the State must overrule a woman’s privacy and bodily autonomy and regulate her body for her. Fine. If we want the State to be in the business of protecting life through bodily regulation, then go all in. Stick to the prime directive. Protect all life. The State should govern both men and women to protect life. The State should tell any healthy person what to do with their body in order to protect life. So, if someone needs a kidney, liver, or any organ transplant to save their life, the State should find someone and take whatever parts are needed to save that life. If not, then we are allowing organ-icide. (Let’s start with the Senate and the Supreme Court. They’re mostly old and on