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The 'pressure to undergo abortions in case of fetal abnormalities' sounds the only potentially troubling part of that, but I don't exactly get what's 'authorita
by blindwatchmaker 8y ago
The 'pressure to undergo abortions in case of fetal abnormalities' sounds the only potentially troubling part of that, but I don't exactly get what's 'authoritarian' about insisting women with complications stay and be be monitored in the hospital, or firing people based on poor performance?
Am I missing something here?
- DanBC 8y agoPatients have the rights to chose their treatment, and this includes the right to make unwise choices about their treatment. (I have no idea what actually happens in Cuba).
- rmrfrmrf 8y agoThe only group of women who would feel oppressed would be the CEOs that can afford fully-staffed private hospitals in their own homes and wouldn't be caught dead resting alongside the unwashed masses.