France Puts Abortion in Constitution, Allowed Up to 14 Weeks

2024-03-04 14:00:56

Abortion is now in France’s constitution.

French lawmakers voted to make abortion a constitutional right, allowing it to be performed up to 14 weeks.

Both parliament chambers voted 780 to 72 for the amendment at the Palace of Versailles.

I want to puke. Abortion is abhorrent at any stage of the pregnancy.

“We’re sending a message to all women: your body belongs to you, and no one can decide for you,” Prime Minister Gabriel Attal declared.

Except for the unborn females, right? Their bodies don’t belong them and others can decide for them.

At 14 weeks, you cannot tell the sex of the baby via ultrasound, but as soon as the sperm fertilizes the egg, everything about the human is determined. Sex, eye color, hair color, body shape, etc.

So gross.

The “feminists” pushed to put abortion in the constitution after the U.S. overturned Roe v. Wade.

“There’s a lot of emotion, as a feminist activist, also as a woman,” exclaimed Laura Slimani, a member of the Fondation des Femmes rights group.

Any emotion for the unborn females? I know they probably hate males, so they don’t care about the unborn males.

Yael Braun-Pivet, head of parliament’s lower house, declared, “France is at the forefront.”

Yeah, I wouldn’t brag about being at the forefront when it comes to legalizing the murder of unborn human beings.

France hasn’t stopped celebrating. Imagine celebrating the destruction of unborn females on International Women’s Rights Day:

Shortly after the vote, French president Emmanuel Macron promised a national celebration in Paris on Friday, which happens to be International Women’s Rights Day.

Macron has been supportive of adding an abortion-focused amendment to the French constitution since Roe v. Wade was overturned in 2022. Last week, he celebrated the French Senate’s vote that moved the amendment to its final step in the legislative process on Monday.

“I am committed to making women’s freedom to have an abortion irreversible by enshrining it in the constitution,” Macron said Wednesday in a post on X.