How’s that ‘choice’ working out for you?

Kenneth Hynek • 30th Nov 2009 • Society, Men and Women, Health, Reproduction, Health, Sex
abortion, Alberto Hodari, Caitlin Bruce, women

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Disgusting, but not exactly surprising:

[Caitlin Bruce] alleges that she went to [Alberto Hodari's] clinic seeking an abortion, but, before the abortion began, she changed her mind, decided against it and told Hodari. However, Hodari and his assistant forcibly restrained Bruce and held her down, according to her suit.

Bruce screamed “Stop, stop, I don’t want this,” but her mouth was covered to muffle her pleas while Hodari forced her to have the abortion.

Why isn’t this surprising? Surely the good reader didn’t think that the provision of legal abortions was purely an issue of women’s rights and the freedom to make informed decisions?

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