i love when ppl from countries with seemingly “lower standards of living” talk to americans like “babes are you safe??” like my family in peru when roe v wade was overturned literally messaged my family in america to be like “you are always welcome in peru we could not *imagine* living in the US right now.” like… it seems that maybe… and this might be a stretch… america is NOT the best country rn
@@mo.ka.9661 Yes. A lot of people would rather not live in the US, right now. The fact that you think otherwise indicates that you’ve bought into the American propaganda. Sincerely, Someone who passed on the opportunity for a US Green Card
@jojld273 it can be younger than 16 with parent consent in those 6 states and only those 6 states... I'm not saying we shouldn't address the problem, it is a problem. But saying the vast majority of America is allowing young kids to get married is just false. Parental consent is only valid for 16 and 17 year olds in most states. Parental consent does nothing if they are younger than their state's minimum age. I'm not even arguing that that's okay, 16 year olds aren't ready for marriage, BUT making false claims doesn't help fight the problem
I have a godmother who literally lived through ww2 germany as a child, yet told me "I have to tell you: I dont envy the world children are growing up in today." 💀
@@comradestarbucks2726 hmm... lemme just point to my own photo and say that my paternal grandmother was blonde, blue eyed, and born in Germany..... I find a lot of correlations between what's happening now and what happened then. People who don't see that or who actively support Nazi's and their ilk are deplorable. Let me repeat the first part.. people who don't see how what is happening now is similar to and will lead to the same thing as a hundred years ago with all the fascists and Nazi's and world wars.. are deplorable. Evil even.
This is so true honestly. There was a shooting at my college and let me tell you, you know things are bad when your friends from 3rd world countries are appalled
bc there's no "third world contries" bro, they just labeled them places. most outsiders are shocked how these countries are much more peaceful to the point that some can live a day without paying a dime 😊
@@skyeinamug you can think it's crazy but I don't care about mass shootings enough to sacrifice my rights, and the op didn't say mass shooting she said shooting, everyone I grew up with saw shootings and I'm from the most restrictive state in the nation when it comes to guns.
A lot of people are calling this bs because abortion isn't legal in Lebanon, but hear me out, the outrage is because the US was supposed to be a better country. The US is the most powerful country in the world so we would expect that they would be going foward with laws, giving their citizens more rights, not taking their rights away. A lot of countries have never had legal abortion, but are working TOWARDS it. The US has it backwards. That's why it's so worrying
you've never had a right to an abortion in the US, Roe v Wade didn't give women the "right" to an abortion, it restricted the power of the states to enact bans before a certain period. now we have just given states back the power that they were granted in the constitution. if you want women to have abortion rights, you have to enshrine them in the constitution.
YES THANK YOU FOR POINTING THIS OUT!! so many countries have a history of idolising the USA and now when the abortion discussion became so well known all around the world, it was a big shock
We’re calling it out because a predominantly Christian country with no abortion rights prob doesn’t give a shit that something they don’t agree with is regulated in some states in the USA 😂 she’s making this shit up for clout its obvious. Even if abortion was totally illegal which it isn’t in the USA you think people trying to make $ care ?? Especially from underdeveloped country where abortions prob are illegal anyways ?
@@BlazinTiggerbefore, red states couldn't ban abortion. Now a ten year old girl had to travel out of her state to get the abortion she needed. Conservatives are backwards. They know it. But it's easier to project their self hate than to man up and admit that they are wrong.
You thought it would be a joke that people get mad when a Democrat lies once again about a controversial topic? Because she is lying. Abortions are illegal in Lebanon and you will get to prison for that. Also, society is absolutely unacceptable. That's how almost all nations in the world perceive it, including most European nations. We do think you Americans are disgusting.
@@mcarmichael8643every, god, damn, time. For once and for all nobody, NOBODY, can force you to give your blood EVEN if it saves someone else life and yet?? You think it's ok to force women to carry
Bruh, the amount of pro-lifers that are raging so hard in the comments. Yo, this RU-vid, not -4chan- Twitter. Edit: Man I was not expecting this comment to blow up.
@@Bozo_Weirdo Fortunately I haven't seen either of these types of comments here, but _fascism_ is a far right authoritarian political ideology characterized by forcible suppression of opposition and subordination of individual interests, so... in the context of the highest court turning back human rights by 50 years, people aren't wrong to use this label, if they are
I’m pro choice… but don’t pretend that abortion is something good, you are killing a human being, and not just any human being but your own child, is a tragedy… it’s not something to celebrate but to mourn
As a European, I am very sorry that this happened to you. The US has always been a dangerous place for a woman, and now especially, I hope that you will return to normal soon and that your basic human rights will no longer be denied. In Europe, many countries have tightened laws on legal abortion, just in case, because we have seen what is happening in the US and the officials of European countries have sent messages of support to women in the US. We send you many greetings and support to endure these difficult times and we hope that you will finally have the rights you deserve and that your society will stop oppressing you just because you are a woman. Much love
@@odd-one-out4409 I still don't understand how you survive there, you don't have a universal healthcare system, the highest number of deaths of women among developed countries, massive murders even in schools, men decide for you whether you will risk your life giving birth to a child you don't want. Girl, you better run. If they tried it in Europe, we would very quickly introduce mandatory vasectomy to them, and see how they would start minding their own business. Fortunately, our men, at least in the majority, have common sense, at least enough to know where not to stick their nose.
yall, clearly she is pro choice, so it would make sense that she has friends who are also pro choice. that's how friendships tend to work, by having similar beliefs and interests. just because they live in a country where abortion is illegal, that doesn't mean that everyone in that country is unanimously anti abortion. do yall just think countries outside of the US are always in agreement all the time? you think everyone in lebanon has the same opinion? where you live doesn't mean shit when it comes to political topics like these.
No but it does make it pretty laughable that someone in such a country would genuinely be worried about a woman’s wellbeing merely because a high court decision was overturned by a new high court decision. Laughable because of how either unrealistic or massively ironic it is, not because it shows how bad it got in the US.
They already don’t mean shit, they’ve all been violated one way or another and everybody claps like seals when it’s against people they don’t personally like.
@@christiangreen1477 who has EVER forced you to get a vaccine in the US? Someone held you down against your will and stuck a needle in you??? That's outrageous, you should call the police and report it.
Saw her full set show at Public Theater last month, and it was amazing! She is both incredibly funny and really good at creating engaging and compelling narrative throughout the whole set. If you can, you should go see her full set!
Don't Tell somehow found a conservative dog whistle here 😅 fuck me these comments. I like how 10,000 dudes can go on stage and embellish the god given fuckery out of their stories and people like "ong bro cap" but as soon as it's an articulate woman on a divisive topic they're absolutely coping. It's a comedy page, if you're not laughing maybe don't be in the *optional* audience
I mean it's a funny joke. I think most people don't get Lebanon is extremely conservative country where to even have a pro abortion opinion would lead to at the very least social ostraization. Like how dumb would it be for a Lebanese women to feel bad for a American women because she can't get an abortion easily in all 50 states.
I wish RU-vid had an ability to turn off the shorts feature because it drains my mentality some days 🤦♀️ I need to remember it’s the men who don’t touch grass and are somehow every type of racist and homophobic and sexist there is
@@madisnzz It's exhausting huh, even for me and I really don't have much of a horse in this race! I feel like everything is just dumb shouting nowadays, people need to grow some empathy. Sadly a lot of the time those people are adult men with loud annoying opinions 🤣
Ngl, when Roe v. Wade was overturned, it reminded me of those "R4pe is now legal" books/movie/manga/p0rn stories. Like "oh no our population is dying, better get the handmaidens!"
Rape already is legal. It was and its sorta precedent that in many regards sexual assault is often covered up or forced to be seen as excusable in some way. "Better to forget and stay quiet" is the motto of society. Society is and always will be a place where we are malicious in the most unique and bizarre ways possible
Handmaid's tale was literally writtenmout of things that HAVE ACTUALLY HAPPENED, but as if the whole country approved it. Kinda like... Idk the right and roe v wade
actually her comedy is not inclusive enough. It dosent account for underprivileged individuals who didn't get to reciveve a adequate education on world cultures and law let alone the privilege to fly overseas and visit a foreign nation. How does she expect people to know Lebanon is a extremely conservative nation. That has abortion laws that make the redest state look like an abortion factory.
@@corporalcheeky I mean not everyone learns about world cultures in school or gets the opportunity to go to school. Go and ask random people on the street what is Lebanon? I'm sure a decent chunk of people won't even know if a county.
@@b_dodders7902 I mean she is being mean to people for being ignorant of the country of Lebanons cultural and poltical values. Please pray tell can you tell me what the cultural and polticial values are of Tuvalu
@@appropriate-channelname3049 bro you need to go outside man. Imagine being offended by this joke. I really hope you’re being sarcastic because otherwise I’m just worried for you
@@BlazinTigger Can I join the club? I'm born in a country where the only protection I need when I leave the house is sunblock.... I glad I'm not in the US.
I'm Indian, i live in a pretty good city, growing up I thought the West was all developed and living there must be wonderful. Then I grew up and learnt that its not what they show in movies. the gun violence, lack of healthcare, a few weeks of maternity leave, lack of abortion rights, no clear pension and retirement policy, overworking, very less minimum wage, the price inflation, police violence, discrimination, victim blaming, education cost, etc. idk how ppl running such developed countries do not pay attention to the most necessary things. In India, we have half of these issues as well, but we have the other half sorted. So naturally, I thought the west who are developed would have it all sorted.
We don't have it sorted out but neither dies any other country that is how it works. If you are wealthy India is the same as the US and there isn't a point in moving.
@@kdog2646 oh no i wasnt into moving to the US, it is like how we see another country and wonder in awe. So it is like getting to know your hero and realising they arent all that great
@@totallytwisted we're pretty good, but there are definetly other places that I can see people liking more. For some reason we seem to be one of only two countries that run a smear campaign against ourselves. It's actually kinda funny.
@@kdog2646 ikr! and I appreciate Americans for that. if you tell an Indian that India sucks, though most of us might feel the same, we wouldn't agree easily. And it only helps the politicians play us easily. And if we do mouth it, we would be termed anti-Indian. But if you tell an American that their country sucks, half of them would actually reason with it instead of getting defensive. both of our lands are rich and coveted but our politicians suck. I wonder when we might get some good ones.
We had that reaction too… I can’t say 100% that my country is democratic ,but women do have control over their reproductive rights. And we did asked our American family if they want to escape back to our 3’ world country. And they said that they are working about it. Most likely move back in the next few years. They have been in the USA for the last 20 years.
Damn a bunch of snowflakes in these comments getting triggered by a joke? What happened fellas? All the sudden you care about generalizations in comedy and you gotta fact check to make sure you can laugh? "people are way too sensitive nowadays, they can't take a joke" - the same people talking shit in here lolol
@@dicksicle1205 Here’s the TLDR those whose attention span fits ADHD mentality: Leftist and feminist comedy is just contrived attempts at mockery. It’s not funny unless toxic sarcasm is your kind of thing.
The United States’ penalty varies from state to state but it ranges anywhere between a $10,000 fine to 99 years in federal prison. In most states with abortion laws you have to serve a MINIMUM of 3 years jail time.
@@DaizyBlossom please list the states with a 99 year prison sentence and/or sentence of 3 years. Please note that once you do, you still have not explained the comediennes point as she would seem to be used to that penal code in her home country.
@@sastrinidis Alabama and Texas. Her point is that it’s a skit, most is made up but there’s honesty within it. it’s no longer safe for women in the states, the laws are so vague that doctors are afraid to do anything, even if the pregnancy will, without a doubt, kill the mother. It has already happened. Although the abortion law in the states is functioning the same way as it does in Lebanon there are two main factors for concern from families back home, 1) the women in the states are use to having access to safe healthcare services, now that it’s no longer safe the risk for complications is at an extreme high. None the less the comedian didn’t state how long she lived there so who are we to assume what she’s use to… 2) the states is looked to as a “place of opportunity” with better advanced technology for health care etc.
Oh i remember when Roe v Wade was revoked, it was the day just after i passed a US politics exam (im a french law student who does a double degree in common law). It was actually one of the cases we studied for and had to learn so that was something.
Looooooool, the new comment folks are really trying to mansplain this comedian's own home country and joke to her pfffft Continue to ignore them fam, it's their worst nightmare. Super grateful to them for helping this go viral though.
According to the current Lebanese abortion law, the decision to abort does not belong to the woman, are you really that stupid that she can lie to you and you cant check a single fact in your life? eyes wide shut
Jokes are funny but its misrepresenting the country like saying the Islamic State is the best place for women and Sweden has a state policy of raping foreign children at checkpoints. You can frame these in funny ways but they're still false and misrepresent a nation.
No we arent. We're trying to explain it to anyone dumb enough to beleive her lies without actually looking it up. She knows the truth, she just wants to lie about it for her political agenda.
I am in that middle ground before my womb turns to dust. Often, I think about older women who could find themselves pregnant and forced to carry a dangerous pregnancy. I can't believe this our country.
It’s actually very simple. The ruling said that the decision is not up to the federal government to make but rather the states. Because it is not a power listed in the federal Constitution, Congress cannot pass any laws about it, leaving it to each state legislature instead. I’m not sure why everyone has such a hard time grasping this simple concept. I think the scarier issue is that too many people don’t take the time to learn how our Republic works.
I find it annoying that people care so much about a child being aborted, but not after they are born. And yet cigarettes are allowed, excessive drinking is allowed, and being able to buy an arsenal of guns is allowed. These things aren’t just killing the person buying them, but everyone around them. The people make things destructive. The people who smoke kill everyone around them, giving their family members secondary lung disease, heart problems and congenital disorders. Smoking leads to more than 480,000 deaths in men and more than 201,000 deaths in women annually. This also includes the deaths of people from secondhand smoke. Excessive drinking leads to drink driving and car crashes, leading in thousands of deaths per year. Just over 13,000 deaths in 2021 alone. And do I have to explain how bad gun violence is here?
Not only that, they actually do support abortlon. By supp0rtlng their tr00ps and everyone of that line, because tr00ps go into enemi areas all the time and klll pregwomen. They however benefit, so they're real quiet about that.
And an abortion is 2 million annually In which almost 200,000 of them are done at 19-24 weeks (their body is almost fully developed ) Ppl chose to smoke hence the reason they exist they also tell you on the package that it kills and ppl still chose to do it regardless What rights do those children in the womb have ? Do they get a say on whether they wanna live or they wanna die Half of yall cant even walk me through a step by step procedure of a 1 or 2nd trimester abortion but always wanna speak on it
Look at all these men thinking they know the kinds of conversations women have when they're not around. 🤣 I had a similar convo with some of my friends abroad, lads... but by all means, refuse to believe us. Seems to be your natural inclination anyway.
And were those friends abroad from countries with far stricter laws. Do you honestly think anyone from a country where a ortion is criminalized is going to even for a second worry about abortion not being a constitutional right? What sense does that make?
@@jacobhargiss9909It does if you're a rich liberal woman who trabels abroad frequently to her wealthy liberal friends' houses, but stilll consider yourself to be oppressed even though youre part of the 0.1%
@@drummerrck Broo that's my favorite Harry Potter spell! Levitiosa to you too! Cheers, friend :) In all seriousness you're right, some of these comments just aren't it and a little joking should ease their tensions... Or make it worse 😂
Americans really can’t fathom that sone people don’t want to be in their country and yet at the same time are mad that people are in their country… please pick a struggle ~ Signed a Caribbean American
@@BlazinTigger where did I say I want to leave 🤨 also if you don’t care then why did you comment? Why care enough to interact and let me know that you don’t care???
I wonder this often when I hear Americans speak about their lives... Last time I learned they work 50 out of 52 weeks in a year...! You gonna be okay? I wouldn't be, I need my 6 weeks of leave plus Bank Holidays, God bless the King and employment laws... 😂🤷♀️ x
No, we are not in fact ok. In my industry I'm lucky if I get Christmas off but I don't get any other holidays. Most Americans don't even get labor day off
we arent okay. our economys falling apart, people are being killed in the streets and children in their classroom, our food is terrible and borderline toxic but anything healthy is a luxery only the rich can afford, our roghts are being stripped away left and right, our police are killing us and commiting actual fucking war crimes, we cant even afford to die
I was by myself the day it was overturned. I screamed, I cried, I wanted to hurt myself. My fiance and I used birth control and he hadba vasectomy. Still, I was so scared. I was sexually assaulted as a child and the thought of being pregnant via rape scared me so badly. My fiance had seen the news too, 50 miles away. He asked "are you okay?" All I could respond back was "no". I decided then and there, the government can't control what I don't have. I scheduled an appointment with my obgyn. I saw her a month later and asked for the most permanent form of birth control: a hysterectomy. We discussed it and my other health concerns related to my uterus. She agreed that it would be a beneficial surgery and we got to work on scheduling the procedure. November 21st, 2022, I had my hysterectomy at 23 years old. As soon as I woke up, I felt free. I hope my sister's can too one day be free.
@alyssiasurrett2611 ok then she should be demanding a constitutional amendment. Why isn't a single Democrat calling for an amendment to the constitution to guarantee abortion rights to American citizens? You guys act like this is a big deal for you but you're not doing anything to fix it.
First I would like to say that I am truly sorry for what happened to you as a child. The damage that person did to you is reprehensible....BUT... At 23 yrs YOUNG, YOU allowed a Dr to surgically DESTROY any future chance for you to give birth to your child & be a mother? That is tragic!!! You could change your mind in 2 yrs, there will be nothing you can do about it. You may need counseling. I've never heard of a doctor that would do a hysterectomy on a healthy 23 yr old...WOW, TIMES HAVE REALLY CHANGED. Now Dr's will butcher your body for the right price to play the "born a boy but brain says I am a girl" game & visa versa... This is the sickest I've ever seen our society 😢 GOOD LUCK.
@@SR71GIRL i have never once wanted biological children. And I can guarantee you that my uterus was not healthy. I was bleeding for months on end and no amount of hormones could fix it. After my uterus was sent to pathology, they found out it was precancerous. My fiance and I have a lot of health issues in general that we wouldn't want to pass on to any child. This was a decision that was years in the making and came to a head with roe v wade being overturned. If I ever (very unlikely though) change my mind about having children, there are plenty of children who already need loving and stable environments in the foster care system. I am happier and healthier than I've ever been in my life. Also, I'd rather regret not having children over having a child and regretting them. This was not a light decision to make at all, but it turned out to be very necessary.
@@erin6945 Involuntarily celibate weirdos who don't understand how to not be weird to women, and that's why no women will sleep with them. Duh. They also shame women for having sexuality while simultaneously expecting them to be ready to service a man at all times.
Because southpark doesnt claim to tell true stories. Southpark is fiction. What this woman is foing is purposefully spreading lies to try and make america sound worse than a 3rd world nation.
In northern Europe, we have mostly seen the US as a very affluent third world country (like, north korea dogmatic nationalism style) , but it gets less and less funny to mock US Americans. Like, there are people suffering and fearing for their lives. Please be safe
I hear a lot of stories about people who know people who know a guy whose daughter will be affected by this. But I have never actually met a person whose life has been affected by this.
double fun fact: no police officers often follow the laws made by those groups While yes you *can* get punished for having an abortion, if you never get arrested for having one you never will and most police officers won't arrest you because they don't care
@@omarfish8940So the police in Lebanon are just really bad at enforcing laws? That doesn't really mean anything. If the society views abortion as murder, but refuses to enforce any penalty its worse than if they saw it as perfectly morally acceptable and skullfucked aborted fetuses.
I’m an American and support the right to choose. But constitutionally, Roe v Wade was a poorly decided case. And as Americans, we shouldn’t be relying on the Supreme Court to create our laws for us. Supreme Court cases can always be overturned, as we saw in this instance. The Federal government needs to grow some balls and actually pass a federal law or try to pass a constitutional amendment instead of relying on the Supreme Court to do their dirty work for them.
federal law is as weak as roe v wade, a SC ruling would take it away. amending the constitution is the only way to guarantee a right is protected, and even then if the SC has a "state interest" precedent they can violate your rights like with 2A, luckily with NYSRPA v Bruen has put us under a "text, history, tradition" precedent which means even if the state has an interest in violating your rights, they can't unless the limitation of the right is found in the text, history, or tradition of the constitution.
Why is everyone acting like RvW being overturned is nation wide abortion ban? You do realize you can still get legal abortions in the US. all the overturning did was give the decision back to the states
@@centeroftheuniverse well theoretically it would be the people in those states. I think when you have such a polarizing topic like this its nearly impossible to get the majority nation to agree or find a compromise. So i think giving the decision to the states is a good idea because its easier to find agreement or compromise in smaller groups. if we let the states figure out their own laws and policies we could later revisit the decision on a national scale more informed after seeing how the various examples worked on a small scale. its also means that people in America still have access to abortions which was my original point. even a woman in Texas can still get an abortion if she chooses after the decision, the only difference now is that she has to drive to a different state
@@centeroftheuniverseyes because it is a polarizing topic so each sect is going to be different. By making it upto states we A. Uphold the constitution and B. Will please more people in each state.
Normally, I give side-eye to people making a joke about “these oppressive laws, are we in [historically colonized country that isn’t America]?” Except since she’s from this culture, she’s clearly making a point about exactly how bad the situation is. A+ delivery!
A quick google search tells me it is Illegal in Leban unless the mother's life is at risk. We still have at will abortion in some states. Also, access to food and water is much more important than abortion rights. Always.
A lot of liberal women literally vote based off who will let them kill their babies…and nothing else. As a woman I’d gladly give up my right to vote just so other women (mostly all liberal) can’t vote because they are ruining this country.
@@SewiefortuneDid you know that a procedure removing a fetus that died before birth in the womb or even the removal of cancerous tumors in the vagina and cervix are abortions? Personally, I think real problem here is the lack of seperation between medical procedures that don't affect the life of child, but still qualify as an abortion, is where a lot of the fear is coming from for most women. If it was as simple as a killing a baby or not then I think many women would be more open to putting that decision up to the states, but legislative leaders are NOT medical professionals and did not have a full understanding of the health implications when that decision was made. This is not solely a pro-life or pro-choice issue, but it is a fatal misunderstanding of women's healthcare.
That's not true, not if you're in the U.S. anyways. When Roe v Wade was intact, states could NOT legally ban abortions. It was legal to restrict them, which different states did to different degrees, but it was not outright illegal anywhere in the u.s.
@@Em-vn8xm it was in Alabama. Court ruled it was allowed to stay in place because it was there before roe v wade and deemed it unconstitutional to make Alabama change it.
@@alexiswilson4186 that was a trigger law. Meaning if and when Roe v wade was overturrened, they could immediately ban abortions. But WHILE Roe v Wade was intact (so from 1973 till 2022) it was illegal to ban abortions in the first trimester. It was illegal in Alabama too, you can look it up. Through the years Alabama added a number of restrictions, but none restricted anything the first trimester
Lebanon's Penal Code, which dates back to 1943, bans abortion except to save the pregnant woman's life. The article explores how women experience abortion across marital status, religion, and socioeconomic status and how women who seek abortion create a space of autonomy in a clandestine context
Well it’s probably people tired of Arab supremacy. Worst countries for human rights, had 18 million slaves from east Africa, slavery lasted decades longer in the Arab world than in the Us and they castrated all the men so No descendants exist. Gee I wonder why ppl don’t like
Nobody is being racist, they're just recognizing that Lebanon is an extremely conservative nation. The nation is 50% muslim and 40% christian in the middle of the Middle East and with strict and conservative laws. That's not evil or terrible, its just fact. Same as "Yeah China is committing genocide against its Uyghur Muslims and Tibetan Buddhists". Its just how their government is, nothing evil being said about Chinese people as a whole
As of right now, however seeing the recent political turns in Lebanon it seems like the more left wing parties are taking over Also note that the majority of police really don't care about gay people, being gay is looked down on but not that much compared to most other states and hell, I believe the overall acceptance of gay people in Lebanon may be greater than like a state or 2 in the U.S Also the crime isn't being gay, it's sodomy which is having sex while gay and it's pretty much only used to arrest some random political dissedent when some random party gets pissed off
roe v wade is a foot in the door to pass anti-lgbt legislation. we just saw that yesterday with the ruling that reversed colorado’s anti-discrimination act
@@malagrug4326The two aren't the same though. That's like saying that wealth redistribution is a pathway to Communists taking over and killing tens of millions via starvation. Sure, Communists like centralized economics for redistribution but its not tied directly to their inept forced industrialiation policy.
@@malagrug4326 shut up. no one cares about your sexuality, if it involves kids yeah we're gonna act, but adults living their lives we don't care about. that "anti-discrimination act" is in itself a violation of the rights of it's citizens, states can't just make laws that violate your constitutional rights. you have the right to be anti LGBT in America, a state law forbidding that is not legal.
@@cmdrfunkmhm yeah ok, getting rid of a bunch of cells that literally cannot possess feelings or feel pain whatsoever is deemed killing human life? You know what is killing human life?! Getting rid of vital abortions that could actually save preganant women's lives AND children with huge health complications at birth that could kill them in the future. If you care more about a cluster of cells unable to feel emotions compared to the ACTUAL life of a real living, breathing woman then you are in no way a sane, logical, human being.
@@cmdrfunkdo you remember being in the womb? No? If you do you are a schizo. "Existence" begins at conception, but does life really begin? .... ...... Also, there are cases where going through with a pregnancy risks the mothers life. Legally, people have the right to defend their own lives, and if the fetus inside someone is threatening their life, they should have the right to terminate it. If someone stabs you and you stab them back, is it murder?
Would you guys genuinely can this stupid argument of no man no opinion. I mean seriously it's beyond idiotic. Being a man or a woman doesn't prohibit speaking out against murdering the unborn in the womb.
To be fair it is worth noting that in specific for the case of queen Charlotte it is a fictional plot that is extremely loosely based on reality. Like its not the crown which is a drama based on reality it is purely fiction that the main connection to reality is the names. That being said - while for fictional roles can have more flexibility with race, genuine historical figures and historical events need to be represented more accurately (tbh idk how Hamilton works but i think its the exception not the rule 🤣)
i live in the us, but i have friends in a lot of places because fanfiction, and a friend in germany constantly says that he is willing to house my family in germany because it sucks to live here its really funny to me that the us claims to be free, but the freedom is only for those who seek harm on people they view as below them
so go live in Germany where you can be thrown in jail for making jokes. neither political party fights for "Freedom" they fight for control, and you don't want freedom you want safety. Roe v Wade didn't give any freedom it was a restriction not a prescription.
@@BlazinTiggerNot allowing people to do what they want or need to do with their bodies is the exact opposite of freedom. People are allowed to smoke, and harm the people around them whilst smoking, but not allowed to control what happens to their own bodies?
You have the freedom for the state government to decide how you live which is significantly more free than the national government deciding how you live.
Don't tell comedy? Is it because you can't tell if it is comedy? Abortion is criminal in Lebanon unless mothers life is at risk since 1943. Google a bit. Pro choice here btw.
Ummm... Isn't abortion completely illegal in Lebanon, with jail time for both the mother and the abortionist, with the exception of direct threat to the mother's life?
I was yesterday’s years old when I learned that the USA allows minors to marry if parents are ok with it, in most states. That country is just inspiring hell to improve because soon it won’t keep up >
I really wish I could explain to all of you that When you live in a country you get used to that quality of life, so you assume every where else is similar. When you hear something about a foreign country you don’t like you immediately assume it is worse. I have family in Israel who said that America is unsafe… they don’t realize I can just walk around at night
I was changing a lightbulb when i heard the news rvw was overturned, and let me tell you, i do not advise triggering a dissociative episode while precariously balancing on a tall stool holding glass
@@asherbdavisWhy do people like you online feel the need to be rude, as well as ignorant? The premise of the joke is Lebanese people finding American abortion laws to be oppressive in comparison with their laws. However, abortion laws are far stricter in Lebanon than here.
Yeah, but abortion has been illegal in Lebanon for years. I agree that the overturned law here is egregious, but using Lebanon to set up that joke made it miss the mark for me. It makes it seem as though Lebanon, for all of its human rights violations, at least got it right on the abortion front. But they didn’t. So I don’t believe her setup story, and I’m willing to bet she didn’t know abortion was illegal in Lebanon when she wrote that joke.
She didn't mention that abortion is illegal in Lebanon (as in almost every Muslim nation) except for instances where the doctor agrees that the mothers life is likely to be lost at birth. You can be imprisoned for 3 years for abortion in Lebanon. In other Muslim nations, you WILL be subject to capital punishment for abortion.
Yeah, see, that‘s the thing: people in the neocolonial world don‘t generally think „we don‘t have food or running water, so no one else should have nice stuff“. Only conservatives think that, and only conservatives think that everyone else thinks this way.
