@ghost_bird

... totally oppressive.

Laws that forbid expression, for example. But also laws that equalize the #taxes for the riches with those payed by the poors. Or laws that allows riches to create private schools.

Other laws are not oppressive.

Any law that forbid and punish #murder or #rape, for example is not #oppressive. It limits what some people can do (kill or rape) to protect the #freedom of others.

Now, can a pregnant women kill?

No.

Why we ask them to?

@ghost_bird

Because it's #cheaper.

#Abortion is cheaper than create the conditions for #women to freely choose between growing the new child or affidate them to good #social institutions that grow them in the interest of the whole #community.

Whenever a #girl or a #woman have to choose between having a career and having a child, even without abortion, we are facing this exact same narrative and oppression.

So being "pro abortion", ultimately supports women #oppression.

@pfm @ghost_bird

Death is definitive and real.

I prefer real objections to vague and evocative ones based on "my imagination".

But note that I'm not arguing against or pro abortion.

I'm just saying that
#abortion, sold as a pillar of #women #freedom, is instead just a brick in the wall of their #oppression in a #capitalistic world that literally use them as #production or #pleasure tools.

@pfm @ghost_bird

Also, note that you talk about something I sadly know by experience. We had a miscarriage of our third child.

But we could not remove a day of life to one of our children to save us the pain of their loss.