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I’d bet a 12-14 week abortion law would pass in the US. Congress should put it up for a vote
This should be done at the EU level!
Everyone needs to have full rights on its own body! >

Good luck not getting vetoed by Poland, at least until their next elections. >

Unfortunately PiS is more then likely going to win again looking surveys but hey let's hope something will change in next few month. >

There is no alternative to vote for. >

The lesser evil >

There is no lesser evil, you either vote for PiS or KE/whatever Tusks party  is called and get your country wrecked.
Holownia is way too fresh to give him any meaningful political power right now. >

That's the point, no matter who you vote for it's gonna end up badly, you just need to choose bettwen two bads. >

If only the us was so advanced. >

You guys need more strikes >

My state (Texas) made it so if my profession (teacher) strikes, that I lose my professional license and my entire pension.
Edit: not saying I don't strike. When there are strikes announced, I'm there. But there are a lot of people who are afraid of the consequences. We need the support of everyone - we are barely a democracy here. >

..how does that even work ?
"I don’t like how things currently are, so I will voice my discontent !"
"Well well well, looks like someone lost kneecaps privileges" >

I’d ultimately prefer unlimited abortion ability over no abortion ability. >

Yeah, but what did France actually pass? >

Nothing (yet, hopefully). The title literally says "to add to the Constitution" which would make it a "stronger" law you can't change unless you change the Constitution.
Right now abortion is legal in France (until 14 weeks) but the Parlement could change the law anytime (honestly it's never happening under this Parlement and probably only if there's a far-right majority one day). If it's in the Constitution, it can't be changed or overturned as easily.