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Do fvck off Bridget. That’s a choice people make, and the Labour government is ensuring it’s financially impossible. Add in the lack of decent homes, high rents, job insecurity, two child allowance cap, health service, etc ad nauseum.
Here’s an idea for Bridget - give up her highly paid employment and stay home popping them out, one every twelve months. Her predecessor, Rees-Mogg fathered six, and then his wife clearly and unequivocally said ‘ENOUGH’. When multi-millionaires aren’t prepared to have vast families [with the notable exception of Elon Musk], why should the rest of us?
#Autonomy #ProChoice #MyBodyMyChoice
Bridget Phillipson says she wants more young people in UK to have children | Bridget Phillipson | The Guardian theguardian.com/politics/2025/

The Guardian · Bridget Phillipson says she wants more young people in UK to have childrenPar Peter Walker
Suite du fil

Eben in der Zeit ist dazu folgender Artikel erschienen:
"Der Gynäkologe Joachim Volz empfindet es als "unerträglich", wenn ältere Männer, etwa Kirchenleute oder Juristen, über die Schwangerschaften von jungen Frauen bestimmen wollen."

Vieles, was in anderen Ländern passiert, die "wir" als rückwärtsgewandt o.ä. bemerken, wie jetzt die USA, findet sich auch hier.

Einfach immer auf das eigene Land schauen!
Das Patriarchat, auch hier, ist schneller auf dem Vormarsch als wir es uns eingestehen wollen.

Was stimmt nicht mit so vielen Männern, dass sie ihren Selbstwert nur mit der Unterdrückung anderer erhöhen können?

Himmel, sucht euch ein Hobby, um euch zu beweisen und zu befriedigen! Zum Klippenspringen oder mit Haien tauchen, würde ich für den Anfang empfehlen ...

#MyBodyMyChoice !

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@eff

Jfc. Texas is a misogynist hellscape

“While this particular data point explicitly mentioned an abortion, scores of others in the audit logs released through public records requests simply list "investigation" as the reason for the plate search, with no indication of the alleged offense. That means other searches targeting someone for abortion, or another protected right in that jurisdiction, could be effectively invisible.

“This case underscores our growing concern: that the mass surveillance infrastructure—originally sold as a tool to find stolen cars or missing persons—is now being used to target people seeking reproductive healthcare. This unchecked, warrant-less access that allows law enforcement to surveil across state lines blurs the line between “protection” and persecution.”

#Texas #Abortion #RightToChoose #WomensRights
#MyBodyMyChoice
#USPol

Apparently the White House is assessing ways to “persuade” women ti have more children.

I can save them a ton of time and energy:

Universal healthcare

Universal basic income

Childcare & paid time off

Education

clean air & water

Affordable housing

Legalized abortion

Address climate change

Stop Being Fascists

It’s really not that hard.

When I had my hysterectomy, I was told recovery would be quick because I was young, fit & otherwise healthy.

They were wrong. The surgeon made an error and despite signs of post op bleeding, discharged me & went on vacation.

When I returned to the ER, I was ignored & gaslit

They told me it was “normal” to be in more pain 8 days after surgery than on day 1 (it’s not).

They said “what do you want us to do?”

They refused to run any tests beyond basic vitals, and scolded me for wasting their time

I knew something was wrong, but I was young and hadn’t yet learned how to advocate for myself.

The pain, swelling and bruising were getting worse with each passing day. I was dizzy, listless and had no appetite.

I slept ALL the time.

I was not getting better

I did what anyone would do, I went back to the ER. Surely this time they would take me seriously?

They didn’t. They made no attempt to hide their frustration that I had returned”. They made misogynistic comments about how “sensitive” I was & that being in pain was normal

I went home feeling completely dejected and disrespected, but also starting to gaslight myself.

Maybe it wasn’t that bad. Maybe this was normal pain. Maybe I did need to suck it up.

I tried to force myself to eat and go for light walks. I tried to play through the pain.

I was vomiting everything up and frequently collapsing from fatigue.

I could not suck this up.

My boyfriend had to carry me into the ER for a third attempt to get help

They did the exact same thing. Asked what we expected them to do. Told us the pain was normal. Refused to call a consult or run tests.

Thankfully my boyfriend believed me over them. He was certain if I went home, I wouldn’t make it through the night

He refused to let them discharge me. He told them, loudly and sternly, that he was not taking me home to die. That they needed to do their jobs.

They threatened to call security but he did not back down.

Thankfully a doctor overheard him and decided to look in and see if he could calm the situation.

When he saw me, half unconscious and white as a ghost, he immediately ordered tests. He told the triage staff not to call security and to take me into a private room

It turns out my boyfriend was right. Had I gone home that night, I wouldn’t have made it to morning.

I had a massive internal bleed and a giant infected abscess which had been growing since the surgeon sent me home.

I was rushed to another hospital for emergency surgery and given 50/50 odds of survival. I spent over a month in the hospital, developed a second hospital acquired infection, and needed 11 months to fully recover.

I survived due to luck & privilege. Had my boyfriend not believed me, I wouldn’t be here. Had he not been a white man? He likely would have been removed & I would have died

This is medical misogyny. They didn’t listen because I was a woman. They thought I was being dramatic

I tell this story because of what happened to Adriana Smith. A young black woman in Georgia who tried to get medical care for severe headaches, and was dismissed and gaslit instead.

She suffered brain death at home because no one believed her. Because of misogynoir.

To make matters worse, she’s been turned into a medical experiment because she was nine weeks pregnant and living in a state with an abortion ban. She’s on organ & tissue support being treated as a human incubator.

No care when alive & forced “care” when dead

Misogyny in medicine kills. It maims. It disables and traumatizes.

Women are frequently treated as hysterical and not given the medical care they require.

We often need a man to accompany us just to be taken seriously.

It’s not right and it needs to change

I will forever deal with medical PTSD because of what I went through, but at least I survived.

Adriana wasn’t so lucky, and no one’s survival should ever be based on luck, privilege or their ability to find a man to speak for them

I survived due to luck and privilege, Adriana didn’t.

What’s worse, due to abortion bans and dangerous forced birth policies, her body is kept alive on organ and tissue support without her family’s consent.

We must do better:

disabledginger.com/p/adriana-s

The Disabled Ginger · Adriana Smith, Misogyny and the Cruelty of Forced BirthPar Broadwaybabyto

Having your concerns dismissed in the ER is nothing new to most of us, especially women and marginalized individuals. Misogyny, ableism and discrimination are far more rampant in healthcare settings than we want to believe.

It’s even worse if you’re black. Misogynoir, which is the term given to the sexism and racism experienced by black women, is a serious issue in America. Black women are three times more likely to die in pregnancy because their pregnancy related concerns are frequently dismissed.

This intersection of sexism and racism creates an exceedingly dangerous situation, and it only gets worse in states with abortion bans.

My latest article is about Adriana Smith, abortion bans, Medicaid cuts and autonomy.

The patriarchal and misogynistic culture of medicine ends lives.

Abortion bans end lives.

We can and must do better:

disabledginger.com/p/adriana-s

The Disabled Ginger · Adriana Smith, Misogyny and the Cruelty of Forced BirthPar Broadwaybabyto