@MibshaD If my 15 year old daughter were unfortunate enough to live amongst you plethora of USA based abortion hating psychopaths and was raped by one of your gun toting pedophile scum...
I'd cut the rapists baby out myself if your law precluded it. You lot sure are a bunch of whackjobs!
@Mykeshake@JezziiB Apply modern rules to ancient practice. You are simply using semantics. Is a 12 year old child bride not exposed to danger outside her tribe? The fact is civilisation is fucked by a bunch of Zionist nutcases. End of.
@Mykeshake@JezziiB If you must be pedantic. Fine universal Law, Currency and Minimum Basic Income.
Tribal groups, where family was less important than kinship, was the correct level of society, all else beyond has become a greedy vanity product.
We are living in an age where food, water, shelter, energy, and health care could be easily afforded as an inalienable human right tomorrow.
Meanwhile, we all continue whatever this fucked up dystopian charade is.
#justsaying
I lost my child at 24 weeks. They wanted me to birth a deceased child. I said no. They decided on a DNC (technically a 2nd term abortion) and my doc had such a hard time scheduling bc of the age of the fetus when she passed (between 20-22wks) , my gestation, and because it’s labeled as an abortion. My amazing doctor got it figured out, but why are we forcing women to give birth to deceased children?!If I had to vaginally birth my dead child I would probably not be here.
ABORTION IS HEALTHCARE
If you read in my bio that I am married to a Muslim man and your immediate reaction is, “I’m surprised he allows you to have an opinion/I’m surprised he doesn’t force you to wear a hijab/etc” …you’re surprised because don’t know anything about Islam. You believed the propaganda.
My grandma and I were talking about the concept of marital rape today, and it made me realize how much we owe to the feminist movement and the fight for women's rights.
She told me that when she was young, a woman literally had no say over her own body once she married. The moment you signed that license, you belonged to your husband. If he wanted to do it, you had to submit, no matter how tired, sick, or unwilling you were. There was no word for it, no law against it, and absolutely no support if you said no. It was just considered a wife's duty.
It was a heavy reminder of how hard women had to fight just to legally own their own bodies. For generations, women quietly endured violations in their own beds because the law refused to protect them.
Hearing her speak about the modern concept of consent with such genuine relief made me realize how vital female autonomy is.
Marriage is not a contract that signs away your rights, and your body is always your own.