Stop the Silence, End the Stigma. Part I

A discussion of the current healthcare situation in Ireland and the problems that the ban on abortion creates for everyone.

If you would like a full copy of the "Stop the Silence, End the Stigma" DVD and accompanying discussion booklet, contact safeandlegalinireland@gmail.com

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• ireland
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• stigma
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[AcaciaWen]

@SafeAndLegalIreland How else would you describe abortion? It is plainly murder, the intentional ending of a human life. Regardless of the reasoning behind it, there is no excuse.

It isn't a case of name-calling, it's a case of trying to open people's eyes to the truth. Abortion dosn't simply end a pregnancy, it ends a life and makes you the mother of a dead child. Ask the majority of women who have aborted their babies, they mourn and regret their choice for the rest of their lives.

[AcaciaWen]

@Bumblybee256 It is a fact that Ireland has one of the lowest mortality rates among mothers in the world and, as you can clearly see in our hospitals, it has nothing to do with having a high standard of health care to offer. Women who abort have a 50% higher chance of developping breast cancer, the cervix is usually stretched so far that it can be permenantly damaged, many women have had their cervix punctured and bleed to death. Women who have abortions are 6X more likely to commit suicide.

[Bumblybee256]

@AcaciaWen I never said women OWNED the child's body. Women own their uterus and have the right to remove anything that is using it. The use of deadly force is perfectly acceptable to preserve body autonomy. If I decided I needed one of your kidneys right now would you have the right to defend yourself from me even if I would die, yes. Do some THINKING.

[AcaciaWen]

@Bumblybee256 Women may own their own bodies but they don't have the unborn child is a person in his/her own right. Nobody has the right to destroy another person's body.

[Bumblybee256]

@bacabu30 Women owning their bodies is evil? Tell me, what's wrong about rape and slavery, what makes them wrong?

You want there to be rules telling women that other's can use their bodies without consent. Name some similar rules.

[bacabu30]

@Bumblybee256 Ah the 'individualism' argument. So we all have a right to do whatever we want. There should be no common law...no collective rules in society. OK. Keep up the murders so.

[Bumblybee256]

@bacabu30 Lol I've never felt bad. Women owning their bodies is evil you say? Well look at the little misogynist. Do I get a say over your organs?

[bacabu30]

@Bumblybee256 If that makes you feel better by saying that to yourself, then keep it up but deep down it's inhuman and evil. I suppose it just comes down to the fact that some people don't mind being murderers and murderesses.

[Bumblybee256]

@bacabu30 lol, outline the meaning of the phrase 'murder fodder'. I think you'll find it's meaningless. Yes, I do have the right to remove any organism from my body.

[bacabu30]

@Bumblybee256 Does anyone have a right to use the unborn baby's body as murder fodder?

[Bumblybee256]

@bacabu30 What a fatuous remark, sweetheart. Were you expecting me to voice your opinion? My opinion is what matters when it comes to my uterus, given that its mine.

I didn't compare 'abortion rights' to 'gay rights'. I am well aware that it is a waste of time to talk to you, I do so simply for my own amusement. I notice you are unable to name a single instance in which anyone has the right to use another's body.