A same-sex couple in Canada is suing the single mother they chose to carry their baby after she refused to abort their baby over a prenatal cleft lip diagnosis.
Because it’s not about abortion, the child wasn’t aborted, the law suit wasn’t about the request to abort, it was over the home birth, and most likely the adoptive parents abusing the court to recoup their costs.
It’s a bullshit take, by a slanted propaganda site trying to pump out rage bait.
OK, sure, central to the background of this is the request to abort, though.
The civil suit filed in May reportedly seeks $600,000 in damages and comes just two years after the woman refused the couple’s demands to abort their commissioned child at 22 weeks gestation over a “cleft lip and possible genetic abnormalities.”
Is that a lie? Not at all.
It is simply that these nimrods initially wanted the baby terminated. ‘After’ is still used accurately in the headline.
But you are right:
The lawsuit does not specifically mention the abortion debacle as the reason for legal action. Instead, the couple claims that the woman they paid to carry their child put the baby’s life at risk by insisting on a home birth and “failing to follow the (parents’) direction regarding decisions affecting the fetus’s medical care.”
The statement above becomes hilarious when you know that they initially wanted the baby dead.
But sure, I get the rest of the lawsuit - in normal circumstances where they previously did not advocate for the baby’s death, I would understand the controversy.
Why the down votes?!
“OH no, abortion looks bad here…! Please don’t inform me of this!”
Nice straw man!
Because it’s not about abortion, the child wasn’t aborted, the law suit wasn’t about the request to abort, it was over the home birth, and most likely the adoptive parents abusing the court to recoup their costs.
It’s a bullshit take, by a slanted propaganda site trying to pump out rage bait.
OK, sure, central to the background of this is the request to abort, though.
Is that a lie? Not at all.
It is simply that these nimrods initially wanted the baby terminated. ‘After’ is still used accurately in the headline.
But you are right:
The statement above becomes hilarious when you know that they initially wanted the baby dead.
But sure, I get the rest of the lawsuit - in normal circumstances where they previously did not advocate for the baby’s death, I would understand the controversy.