I can’t imagine what that would be like. Truly barbaric.
As far as asking them what kind of country they left, I don’t want to do that. I know that they do go back from time to time, such as fairly recently when their father passed away.
I am not sure what their politics are, so I don’t go there. I do know that they are very nice, kind and polite people. They bring the babies around the table to visit the customers. They are just adorable. They also make some of the finest Chinese and Japanese food I have ever tasted.
They also serve Thai, but I don’t like that as much.
They work 7 days a week all day long. I’ve also noticed that when the restaurant is empty, they turn off the AC, but then turn it on when a customer walks in.
They appreciate what they have and are likely traumatized. No they won’t talk. It was a rhetorical proposal meant to point out the situation.
The London and Russian papers point out what’s going on.
We should know.
It’s been going on for thirty years.
Some expect their population to drop dramatically.
But the misery and trauma are something we should be aware of.
Especially if we’re going to judge the actions of this woman.
Here, women have abortions for convenience in most cases.
There, it is forced, in most cases.
I am amazed at the judgement here.
Do people here think this woman is going to go off with her boyfriend and do drugs or go to a spa?
That’s us.
In China, desperation is rampant. Women have sophie’s choices routinely. Should I let the govt agents come in and kill my baby or give it a chance in a sewer?
Now they’re going to find her and we’ll not be interested in her story or how they kill her or put her in jail for life, she’ll have served her purpose for us, alleviating our guilt.
we need to look at our own abortion practices.