The original article is truly awful, demonizing men in general, and depicting women as weak, vulnerable beings being pressured into ‘killing their babies’ by all-male ‘pro-abortinists’ for their own gain, financial or other. It is merely the opinion one young woman, presented as gospel and not up for question – or rather, she wrongly assumed that her great wisdom would be lauded by the online masses, rather than questioned in any way.

Once challenged, the author and Paul Vincenti went straight on the offensive, offering selected quotes and statistics, some actually debunking their own conspiracy theories, rather than supporting them.

I commented, never in an argumentative way, but in a considered, measured way (I think), and after one or two mild exchanges of opinion – Paul Vincenti started dropping in snide remarks about things like my employment, and also my NE England origins.

Vincenti does not know me, and I have never knowingly met him. The creep has quite obviously ‘Googled’ me or done a Facebook search, picked up tiny scraps of info about me which have absolutely no place in the context of the discussion, and thrown them in there for, whatever reason.

He pretentiously claims to be working in favour of women and the unborn foetus, protecting them from whatever evil force is trying to harm them. But what he is actually doing is dictating to all and sundry, and insisting that women be allowed no freedom of choice when it comes to their own bodies.

Vincenti and his GoL colleagues justify this stifling of peoples’ rights by limiting their argument to only one or two unsavoury scenarios that exist among the many, that are part and parcel of the great abortion issue.

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/view/20120411/opinion/True-feminism-is-pro-life.414971

Think that’s called self destruction.