Wrong, they are trying that their voices are not the only ones that are heard. Since people can’t talk at the same time, they taking more time to talk means they are silencing people. And in cases related to pregnancy, it happens that the voices that are bieng silenced are the ones who would suffer consequences. Then again, if for you this is political instead of personal, then in practice, you see women as resources, not equal people. Your word would say one thing, actions other. Pregnancy doesn’t happen to something, it happen to someone. That is the whole point. And the ones debating about it and taking more than 50% of the time doesn’t listen to the ones who have lived it and many times make assertions that medicine have prove wrong:
They have already alienated us. Why aren’t you concerned about alienating the people who get pregnant in the first place?
