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I'm shocked how different Abortion in Europe and the United States is. It might as well be apples and oranges.
by stuckinhell 4y ago
I'm shocked how different Abortion in Europe and the United States is. It might as well be apples and oranges.
- happyopossum 4y agoThe article kinda points out that there is no single Abortion In Europe standard - it's all over the map (figuratively speaking).
- rory 4y agoThere's no single Abortion in post-Roe USA standard either-- in fact it's more internally variant than Europe. So I guess it's kind of like comparing a basket of apples, oranges and bananas to a different basket of apples, oranges, and bananas (and maybe a couple grapefruits).
- spacedcowboy 4y agoYeah, as a Brit, the absence of abortion as a mother's right is ... just wrong. But, as a Brit, I'm used to being disappointed in American "healthcare".
- 0xbadcafebee 4y agoWhen you become a citizen we give you the right to bear arms because you may have to commit crime to survive here.
- stuckinhell 4y agoI think you missed the point, abortion as a right means many different things in different countries. Florida a red state has more abortion rights that most of Europe. It also looks like the majority of Europe would not approve of American Style Abortion either, which is the most radically surprising thing to me by far.
- spacedcowboy 4y agoNot missing the point. Giving my impression as a non-American - which is why I mentioned where I come from, because as you say it's important to the context. It's also apparently (currently sitting at -1) an unwelcome opinion [grin] but being butt-hurt at foreigners criticising your country is hardly unique to America...