The government might even agree to fund the whole enterprise.
Perhaps a condition of the funding would be that all abortion facilities must be designed like this:
Posted on 10/28/2020 12:58:52 AM PDT by Cronos
“to me it looks just like the Waffen SS symbol - just one S”
Well, they are killing early. So only one “S” is needed.
Not exactly.
But Jewish law on abortion is extremely clear, and that is: abortion is forbidden except when the life of the mother is in clear and imminent danger (e.g., an ectopic pregnancy).
I would love to visit Poland, my ancestors’ home. Live there, however, never. And even there, secular Jewish leftardianism thrives. Gag me with a spoon.
Nobody is entitled to an "opinion" that promotes violence against innocent human beings.
Is a radical Islamic iman in Warsaw entitled to his "kill the infidels" opinion?
The government might even agree to fund the whole enterprise.
Perhaps a condition of the funding would be that all abortion facilities must be designed like this:
Poison US culture has infiltrated Poland.
...the free light rail access would seal the deal with them.
The legal position of Judaism is abortion is immoral, except for when the mother's life is in danger at which point it becomes a self defense issue.
When my wife was pregnant she told me in no uncertain terms that if she was unconscious and I had to make a choice between her life and the baby I was to choose the child.
The maternal equivalent of falling on a grenade.
Correct. The sick thing is that these leftists are using the mantle of “Jewish council “
The Communists in 1968 kicked out most of the remaining Jews from Poland, that’s a story that’s rarely told.
well, the lightening bolt does look like a sigil. That’s what I thought about AC/DC’s symbol in the late 80s when I heard of them for the first time
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