So ,
those of you who keep an eye on international news will hardly have missed Irelands referendum on termination of pregnancy .
66% yes 33% no ,clear cut, no ambiguities there . Only sensible vote was a yes to abortion in limited circumstances ,
The wave of triumphalism on behalf of females (mostly) held in Dublin castle made me want to projectile vomit though, with spit licker politicians appearing to rapturous applause . The 'Yes' campaign was fought on the basis of equality and the womans rights bodily autonomy to either give birth or not .
Of course certain circumstances such as incest or rape which results in pregnancy ,it should be 100% the individuals womans choice , again no problem there.
However the one thing that has been completely neglected in the discussion is the fathers rights in cases of accidental pregnancy , the women have become so 'empowered' that a fathers rights no longer exist .
Isn't it the way with presure groups that the so called fight for equality can often end up in discrimination at a total polar opposite to the status quo .Is that really progress or just or just an opposite lock power flip manuvre ?
Hot on the heels of the referendum result theres more trouble brewing in relation to adoption services run by state and church blanking out peoples real identities . I think this next papal visit to Ireland, payed for from the public purse, is going to be beset by protests from victims of these church and state run institutions .
Over a million people made it to Phoenix park in Dublin in '79 to see PPII, I think Papi Francis will be very lucky to get 250.000 if he actually has a mass public assembly in the capitol.
those of you who keep an eye on international news will hardly have missed Irelands referendum on termination of pregnancy .
66% yes 33% no ,clear cut, no ambiguities there . Only sensible vote was a yes to abortion in limited circumstances ,
The wave of triumphalism on behalf of females (mostly) held in Dublin castle made me want to projectile vomit though, with spit licker politicians appearing to rapturous applause . The 'Yes' campaign was fought on the basis of equality and the womans rights bodily autonomy to either give birth or not .
Of course certain circumstances such as incest or rape which results in pregnancy ,it should be 100% the individuals womans choice , again no problem there.
However the one thing that has been completely neglected in the discussion is the fathers rights in cases of accidental pregnancy , the women have become so 'empowered' that a fathers rights no longer exist .
Isn't it the way with presure groups that the so called fight for equality can often end up in discrimination at a total polar opposite to the status quo .Is that really progress or just or just an opposite lock power flip manuvre ?
Hot on the heels of the referendum result theres more trouble brewing in relation to adoption services run by state and church blanking out peoples real identities . I think this next papal visit to Ireland, payed for from the public purse, is going to be beset by protests from victims of these church and state run institutions .
Over a million people made it to Phoenix park in Dublin in '79 to see PPII, I think Papi Francis will be very lucky to get 250.000 if he actually has a mass public assembly in the capitol.
