#thoughtposting

A person might look at the topic of abortion and ask, why would you consider dissecting the topic to be radical- its been brought up as a common political talking point especially over the last few years due to the uprising of extreme far-right republican figure heads, specifically men. The reason behind this is as simple and straightforward as to why we as a society still bring up racism, homophobia, and sexism.

These problems still exist throughout the entirety of the globe as a whole, and are not just problems we see surfacing/re-surfacing in the U.S. In fact, because we live in a current, somewhat 1st world country, or at least it is classified in that sense, we as liberated citizens can point out the flaws of a society and harbor the warning signs that tear us back down to being a controlled, underdeveloped country (in the sense of human rights), and these extremists (on the far-right) are programmed and placed by their political parties to try and gain control over said liberated citizens. This is why their stances are so aggressive and riddled with animosity, leaving no room for true, intellectual conversation.

Bringing up the topic as to why abortion should not be eradicated and is in fact a human right is radical in the sense that it is deemed to be an act of monstrosity and sin, coming from the sense of a religious standpoint, which is a notion pushed forward by mass media corporations which control the entertainment industry, as well as our own government. Obviously, the legalization of abortion is NOT a monstrous act or a sin, which is what I break down in my previous post. It's retarded that we still have to discuss a topic that is so inherently and obviously a human, reproductive right- it blows my mind that there is such a deep divide, when in reality, their should be only one true answer, which is to establish it as healthcare and to grant easy accessible access to women across the globe.