In noticing how female leadership stands up to trump, I don't think many women would say they had felt proud of that one abortion. Or two. I find the question of this human right very controversial, as passing the pro-life choice takes away a woman's power, just as pro-choice can prevent responsibility, as it sustains selection in opportunity. Sincerely, I can't feel that we defend the integrity of our human rights, as we almost seem to justify that losing any power at all, is disrespect towards our moral stature.
Can a woman lack in sexual power and still be charismatic? Does female charisma then dictate the mind and not body? The difficult truth for some is that female charisma is a sexual authority by the default of human perception. What does the average American or Canadian think about that? There is a greater fear towards the future of our morality, that anti-abortionist would never step in, and that is regarding religious corruption and human nature manifesting itself on power through sexual influence. Hijab anyone? We are the West. We are the Best. We tell our selves that we are not brainwashed, but we have very weak minds. We let ourselves perceive admiration in attraction for attraction's sake (lust), just as people have social power for being popular, or attractive. In many avenues of the economy, people achieve power as its derived from their attraction or some facet of their own personality.
America isn't the best person to get advice from in my opinion. He is a great person to know, just don't take advice from him. Great place to live. And his woman, she can get an abortion. Is abortion freedom? Or is it power? Some consider it a right, and it's been around a long time.
Why are North Americans bad examples of the average person? Because only the ones with power ever come to represent them. When we listen to our charismatic figures, we are not listening to the average person, but a celebrity with social leverage, and we admire them, praise them, love them, and cherish them as the functionality of our mind at times. But, we are not these people. Would you like a trick question? How many times have you caught yourself admiring a socially powerful person and found them unattractive? My attention to detail informs me that there is a law of attraction underneath every moment of admiration I feel towards another person. Being said, these are the unrepressed sexual desires and unfathomable reaches from the imagination that exists through any human experience and are considered a part of human nature.
On a light note; What can we say for the status of women as sex symbols? If we thought priests were bad back in the day; for the group hypnosis they pull, then what will we one day say about hot chicks? Whom men worship, and greet, and court, and romanticize on, and make the entire meaning of their lives devalued on mostly because of sex. If we are pro-abortion, women will just as well manipulate men for their weak minds given it's morally acceptable to get an abortion, as they will fear monger and persecute male authority based on the little discretion they leave, as result of their weak minds. Pro-choice! It's like admitting we are a society of rapists and whores, but the learning lesson isn't justifiable cause to take away choice.
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