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Are you seriously asking? It rather seems obvious. Not being able to have an abortion when you want it means for many of these "women" that if they have an "accident" instead of being able to work after the "procedure" they will be forced to take maternity leave and take care of the child...

The problem is that the solution to this is frighteningly simple, that is, either they are humans and we don't kill them, thus not opening any Pandora's box and instead focusing on improving medicine. Or we don't, and then we start asking ourselves where the line is to eventually find out that...

So the beginning of normalcy? Will there be an American #Women'sStrike? One thing is for sure, sometimes it bothers me that what happened in Poland a few years ago is suddenly happening in the West. One thing is certain, you, dear Americans, are facing a total madness in which the other side...

And here is a small problem, a very small one. I have met many times with such people, in fact I am a disabled person myself, hence my contact with them and it is constant. And according to what I know, what I saw myself, I will say one thing, it is the most heartless thing such a person can...

This approach, in my opinion, is simply taking the easy way out, because it is easier to kill than to cure or look for a way to cure. Another thing is that it opens such a Pandora's box that in the end the question of where the limit is can be answered directly that there is no limit. Because...

Honestly? I've heard of either Bulgaria or Romania doing that. Or is it next door in neighboring Yugoslavia? Never mind, my point is that one of the Balkan countries did that for a while, until it was ended after the Commune.

Wow, what a ride. Gentlemen, let me tell you something. If I remember correctly in the entire Eastern Bloc, the Bulgarians had the loosest definition of a living child. Namely, until the first scream. That is, even if the baby was born but didn't produce a voice. You could without any hindrance...