| Comment | > Anywhere that is public society has no buffer zone for free speech.
As I just said, the law of every country in the world disagrees with you. There are many public places where you cannot say whatever you want, and there are many things you can say in public spaces which are illegal, and for which you can be prosecuted. Free speech is not absolute anywhere.
Besides, abortion is currently legal in the UK. If you have an issue with that, take it up with Parliament to change the law and lobby to change public opinion on the matter to vote for those laws. That is the proper process in a civilised democracy. Harrassing women for exercising their legal right is not justified because you disagree with them having those rights.
Anyway, you're clearly far too invested in the issue to understand or respect democracy, so have a nice day and I hope you and nobody you love ever end up in a situation where abortion might be medically required. |
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