Isn't It Ironic That Dead People Have More Rights Than A Living (developing) Human Being?

Anakin : Don't worry admiral, I know what I am doing

Narrator/Yularen : He did not know what he was doing

Some people seem to think that Palpatine being back (at least as a clone) is ok because the same thing happened in legends. It's not ok. Bringing him back was a bad decision in legends and it's a bad decision now.

Me still waiting for the Kenobi movie

the more you watch it the funnier it gets

Wait, don't they all?

A humpback whale that doesn’t sing but just yells out communist propaganda.

So AWESOME

Space twins ⭐

Yes, absolutely YES.

Hot take: Olivier Mira Armstrong is a Hufflepuff.

In fact, the whole Armstrong line has been in Hufflepuff...for generations...

Discuss.

I've thought a lot about your opinion, and I agree that bodily autonomy is important,and believe that the fetus has a right to bodily integrity too. As I tried to explain in my previous comments, being connected to the mother's body at this stage is necessary and completely natural and universal. I simply can't deny the fetus their humanity, whatever the circumstances of their conception. Thank you for having this conversation with me.

Isn’t it ironic that dead people have more rights than a living (developing) human being?

I could give you at least a hundred reasons to hate Holdo but her stylistic choices ain't one of them

The Resolute was destroyed back in season 3, in "Nightsisters" 😢

The Star Destroyer that they ran into just had be the one Anakin and Yularen were on. So I guess it was the rResolute?