Lisko’s American Life

"Starting this month, in Colorado, it will be illegal for women to be more than 6 weeks pregnant, taking abortions, etc., regardless of the factors that lead to your pregnancy, QJ, ethics, 6 weeks is just simple 6 weeks, and it will be The only safe time the local government has left for women."

When it came to this, there was already an uproar in the audience. Speaking of which, people from all walks of life were opposed to this proposal by 10 points, especially feminist organizations. Everyone believed that whether to adopt an abortion method was a right held by women as human beings.

This is just like the democratic freedom that the US government has always preached, and it is the autonomy that every citizen and human identity enjoys.

But after this proposal was put forward, it overturned the bottom line that everyone has always adhered to. When will it be a crime to decide whether you should become a mother?

So the biggest news in this period is this proposal. Feminist organizations have organized many demonstrations to protest, or sit-in demonstrations at the gate of the state capital. But the results were minimal, and after a vote by state legislators, this proposal has been formally passed, which means that it has been clearly marked in the laws of the Colorado region.

As one of the few female congressmen in the state capital, Ms. Laurie naturally stands on the side of feminist organizations. At the same time, she is also a flag-carrying figure launched by feminist organizations, and many political propositions have been recognized by the other party.

This can also be regarded as an alternative resource exchange, through Ms. Laurie's status as a member of parliament, to promote the claims of feminist organizations. At the same time Ms Lowry also got a large part of the vote skew of these women.

So Ms. Laurie immediately decided to oppose the proposal after being persuaded by feminist organizations.

But the results have not been obvious. As female MPs, they are already in a disadvantaged position in the state capital, and there are not many MPs that Ms. Lowry can contact. So she had to find another way to seek help from people from all walks of life.

They have held such speeches many times recently, whether they are attending other people's banquets, or expressing their own opinions in public, as well as expressing their opinions through the media. Notice to the public.

For women's rights organizations and women in labor, no matter what the final outcome is, they will do everything in their power to save the status of women in society who have fallen into the mire again and stick to their claims and bottom lines.

Li Ke and Zhang Li looked at each other, and the expressions in their eyes were very similar.

"After I just learned that this bill was passed, I thought for a moment that I was back in the Middle Ages. What kind of government would allow such an inhuman and misogynistic bill to pass. As we all know. My political opinion has always been peace. Grow the economy and rarely attack existing laws because I believe in the credibility of a state government and the decisions of all MPs and leaders."

Speaking of which, Ms. Laurie paused, and at the same time swept her eyes across the entire venue, and everyone listened very carefully to her continuing narration.

"You must know that for many women, 6 weeks makes them not aware of whether they are pregnant, so before they make their own decisions, whether it is physical, psychological, emotional, or financial, prepare to welcome a new life. Before they were born. Before they made up their minds about whether they could afford the responsibility of bringing another life to this planet. A bunch of strangers had already made up their minds for them."

At this point, most of the people in the room were lost in thought, and Ms. Laurie's speech was so deeply rooted that they couldn't help but start to reflect on whether the proposal was really beneficial to human development.

"I have ideals, I have hope, I have ambitions for the future, and that is true for every woman in this room, here, here, and around the world. But without our participation and without seeking our opinion. , our control over the future has been taken away."

Ms. Laurie's emotions began to run high. She had given up standing on the podium and speaking into the microphone. Instead, she walked off the stage, stood in the crowd, faced everyone, questioned word by word, and looked on. Excitedly shouted.

"I'm already starting to worry, what if my daughter gets QJ? My relatives, my friends and every woman I know, what should they do if something unfortunate happens to them? My hope, My ideals, my aspirations, and my hopes for the future will all be destroyed by this bill at that moment."

When talking about this, many people's expressions have changed greatly, and they have also subconsciously brought in this identity following Ms. Laurie's statement. It is undoubtedly very sad that this happened to me.

"Today was originally just a charity fundraiser, and I'm very sorry for taking up everyone's time, but I have to bring up this topic on such a compassionate and charitable day, in this place where you most want to hear my voice. One day ~www.readwn.com~ with our women's voice, with my voice on behalf of all women and as a mother, to tell you how serious this is."

At this point in the speech, everyone's emotions were aroused by Ms. Laurie, and there were quite a few. Men also became excited. After all, they also have wives and daughters, and women who are very important to them in their lives, so this point of view is very empathetic.

"This kind of thing can't be let go. Some people may think that I protect my daughter, my wife, and the important women in my life very well, and will not face this kind of problem. But in this society, There are so many vulnerable people who need you to stand up for each other, and this bill is trampling on the notion of equality between men and women that we all work for. They shattered our bottom line and made us do Concession, in the days after this, will lower our bottom line again and again, and finally return to that ignorant era."

"It's a battle for my body, it's a battle for me, it's a battle for all of us and for social stability, it's a battle for your mothers, your daughters and every woman you know, We can't just sit still, and until this battle is won, I'll keep making my voice heard and say no to this ridiculous bill."