I was very angry when I saw this movie.
If it is said that a person, born as a human being, has his innate human rights and has the right to dispose of his own body without harming others, I think a woman has the right to have an abortion. In other words, the right to abortion is a human right. As for whether a fetus is a human being and how old a baby is, there will be different perceptions with the changes of the times, with the changes in technology and ethics; after all, only the most extreme people will consider a fertilized egg A person with human rights. For a woman, she is the most important. When she makes decisions, she should first consider her overall interests. Just like for a person, she is the most important, she should consider herself first when making decisions. The overall interests of the people, only to care about other illusory things. Adam Smith told us that society will be better if everyone takes care of himself. Don't keep thinking about what other people do and society will be chaotic, isn't that something you can support.
And this is a botched anti-abortion propaganda film.
If the girl was forced to have an abortion and came to the door of the abortion hospital, her relatives and friends were crying and begging the girl not to have an abortion. Strangers doing this are an unreasonable group of insane, full of malice. They are more malicious than a hundred MLM organizations holding a pamphlet and asking if their classmates have read the Bible and whether they know God.
At the beginning, the heroine went to have an abortion twice even though she was in extreme physical pain. She worked in the abortion hospital for several years and won the Advanced Medal. She did not show any anti-abortion tendencies at all. I went to the anti-abortion team to plan and oppose the original unit. This kind of mentality of rushing to become the kind of neurosis mentioned above is really... The fuse is nothing more than the psychological imbalance caused by the ruthless criticism of the immediate leaders, even if there are additional A lot of the terrible descriptiveness of abortion itself cannot cover up the entanglement of interests and the vulgar ignorance of the heroine. What did the anti-abortion group say to get you a job? Is it just holding a pamphlet to educate new people about the dangers of abortion, or be a faithful servant before God?
Shooting this kind of propaganda film is really full of malice to women and society. For people like the heroine, if they don't have an abortion, you will take care of their mother and daughter's life for the rest of their lives? A girl got pregnant out of wedlock and was forced to have an abortion under pressure. After watching such a terrible propaganda film, she would regret not having an abortion anymore. If she gave birth to a child as a minor, she would regret it for the rest of her life, so she would continue to go to the operating table under greater pressure and fear. ? Positive and negative are evil, really inhuman.
It is said that the actors are really similar, and the sluggish eyes and constipated expressions of the male and female protagonists of the anti-abortion group at first glance are the kind of big idiots who are ridiculously stupid and know nothing about life and think they are against other people's abortion.
After watching the movie, in addition to being disgusted by the promotional film itself, I suddenly wondered why such a movie could be released? Does it herald the beginning of conservatism again, and the beginning of some degree of chaos in society? So I checked the current status of attitudes towards abortion in various countries.
In the 1960s, states in the United States began to relax abortion laws after a woman in the United States took a certain drug during pregnancy to cause a neonatal deformity, and suffered from German measles during pregnancy, which caused severe disability of the newborn. On January 22, 2018, the U.S. Supreme Court in Roe v. Wade, recognized that a woman's right to abortion is protected by the constitutional right to privacy, and surgery can be legally performed in the first stage of pregnancy (within three months). The verdict is still controversial in the American society, and there are still anti-abortion groups in the United States calling for the verdict to be overturned, while major political parties, including the Democratic Party, advocate respecting and upholding the Supreme Court's verdict. South Dakota Governor Mike Lowndes signed a bill to ban abortion in the state on March 6, 2006, in order to litigate the case to the Supreme Court so that the conservative-leaning Supreme Court could overturn Luo v. Wade, but the state act was repealed by a voter referendum in the November 2006 election.
In other words, most people in the United States believe that abortion is a woman's right and should be protected by law! The right to abortion is currently recognized by law in almost every state in the United States, with the exception of Iowa, which is legal at all stages of pregnancy in most states. Iowa is the state with the most severe restrictions on abortion rights. Once the fetal heartbeat is detected, abortion is illegal, and the fetus usually has a heartbeat at about six weeks of pregnancy. Therefore, the state's abortion law is also called the "heartbeat bill" ". Great American people!
Among other countries in the world, Sweden is the most liberal country in terms of abortion, and women within 18 weeks of pregnancy can choose to have an abortion in the hospital without any reason.
France is second, women can unconditionally choose to have an abortion within the first 12 weeks of pregnancy.
Other countries just waited, all kinds of restrictions, and even the strictest countries do not allow abortion at all, even if it is raped to become pregnant, or even continue to become pregnant and threaten the life of a woman, what really explains what the uterus is not your life or not. yours. As for the attitude towards abortion, although the situation in each country is different, the general situation is that the more developed the country, the more enlightened it is, which is also very consistent with common sense.
At the same time I noticed that attitudes towards abortion are related to religion, but the most severe religion is not Islam, but Christianity! The Christian resolution of the Council of Constantinople in AD 629 made abortion the same as murder. And until now, the Catholic Church not only firmly opposes any abortion, but even expelled women who had abortions in the past. In many countries where Catholicism is the main religion of the country, such as the Republic of Ireland, any abortion (unless the fetus poses a threat to the woman's life) has been a criminal offence, and both the person who requested the abortion and the doctor who performed the operation could be sentenced to prison. , and later passed a referendum on May 25, 2018 to amend the constitution to allow abortion. As for other Christian denominations, most cite the content and teachings of the Bible to oppose abortion. And Islam advocates that abortion can be done for the benefit of oneself, family and society without violating Allah's creation. Various Islamic jurists believe to varying degrees that it is okay to have an abortion before four months.
I have to sigh that Islam is the light of mankind once, shining on the human civilization in the Middle Ages. In the early years, the status of women in Islam was far higher than that of women in other religions, but with the development of the times, everyone They have made progress, and they are still adhering to the dogma of hundreds or even thousands of years ago to guide modern life, which is how they are now... And although Christian civilization created modern civilization, it was really a bunch of scum in the early years. Fortunately, there have been reforms within Christianity, the separation of church and state, and the turn to the secular, otherwise we (the whole human race) might still be living in the long night. Therefore, we must cherish the current life, and don’t think that there is nothing wrong with being old-fashioned; Although the times are definitely moving forward, but there are so many tossing people, maybe we will become the bottom of the spiral in the past few decades.
After all, we all want to live well, don't we?
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