Pillard is also a pro-abortion extremist. The
right to an abortion, she argues, is necessary to help to “free[] women
from historically routine conscription into maternity.” She also
contends that men and women who oppose government mandates on employers
to provide insurance coverage for contraception “reinforce[] broader
patterns of discrimination against women as a class of presumptive
breeders.”
Pillard isn’t a fan of ultrasound. She
complains that it produces “deceptive images of
fetus-as-autonomous-being that the anti-choice movement has popularized
since the advent of amniocentesis.” The notion that ultrasound produces
images of autonomous beings is absurd. No one claims that the images are
of something that is autonomous. Pillard’s concern is that the images
look too much like something people want to protect.
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