Stop the Silence, End the Stigma. Part 3

A discussion of the silence and stigma surrounding women's health and abortion in Ireland.

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• ireland
• health
• abortion
• women
• outreach
• choice
• rights
• change
• activism
• stigma
• sexual
• reproductive

[cazlarkin]

Very well put together video. It's great to see Irish people speaking openly on this topic.

[doctortrainercoach]

Only 29 subscribers after 8 months? Methinks not everyone is as passionately pro-choice as these individuals. Will the doomed child's father's choice ever get taken into account, or should we just 'trust women' and their decisions?

[doctortrainercoach]

Very well said woodlicht.

[2000yrCatholic]

They want to keep it a secret because

they have just killed their own baby.

REPENT AND STOP PROMOTING THE

KILLING OF INNOCENT BABIES.

[Towerfallart5000]

Woodlicht, u cant have legal rights for the unborn because they are inside the mother, and only she can decide wheather they will be born or not. Your birthday is the day you were born and you dont exist b4 that day. Any attempt to give rights to the unborn means womens rights violations. All other advanced countries have figured this out and have legalized abortion. In ireland the catholic church needs children to keep the mind control going, they also love treating women like shit, go figure.

[Janvierireland]

Abortion is not only the killing of the unborn child,it is very harmful to the womans body also.And also most of those who are having abortions are not the hard cases i.e. the rape victims.

[woodlicht]

Before people formulate views on abortion, they should do a little research on different methods of abortion e.g. suction, saline or partial-birth abortion. I cant see how anyone can deny these are cruel. Abortion is complicated as you must balance the rights of the mother against those of the fetus. Deciding on the right course of action will often be hard. However, anyone who holds an opinion should look at how abortion is carried out and reflect on the human rights of the embryo / fetus.

[woodlicht]

I heard the word 'respect' a lot in that video. Of course, any woman should be respected whether they have had an abortion or not. That does not mean though that we should respect their decision. Nowhere there did I hear about 'respect' for the real victims of abortion - the human beings who are denied further life. If we just blindly 'trust women about their decisions on abortion', then we won't be fulfilling our duty to protect the most vulnerable people in society.

[harlicesurel]

Evil sounding nice

[vascobrf]

Very good! Keep up the good work!