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i don't play about corpse rights it's extremely important and serious to me

while i don't believe in an afterlife or souls and do accept that a corpse is an empty space where something once was, i also think that if we give a body which cannot advocate for itself that meaning and personhood, then we cannot simply disregard it as it suits the living to do so without any consideration for the consequences of that, especially when we will all one day be in the same position regardless of our consent in the matter. unlike abortion, where you're advocating for a hypothetical person that doesn't exist yet, a corpse is what remains of someone who did and had a material impact on the world. the dead aren't due any more dignity or respect than the living, but they also aren't due any less for the same reasons, and how much someone values the lives of others among them inevitably reflects how they treat their dead.

perhaps it'd clarify my position to say that, yes, a corpse is an object and an empty space which cannot feel or react, but a body is how we connect and interact with each other and the world, and a corpse is also, unavoidably, a body, however vacant, and you cannot treat a body as you would an object if you want to claim to uphold human rights, because that's a dangerous road with a steep drop

death doesn't deliver you from judgement by the people whose lives you've touched - it'll be a cold and empty day in hell before i tell anyone to stop laughing about what happened to charlie kirk, for instance, or call it in poor taste to express your desire to piss on the grave of a politician whose career was defined by cruelty and dehumanisation for personal gain - but your body is as much a body as any other. and nobody is entitled to anyone else's body.

I haven't seen project hail mary but i am pretty sure markiplier was not in that movie

are you okay i noticed you reblogging "a raven with a damaged wing. it can still fly with ease" again