Woman in China was forced to abort her baby by government officials.

[CityofTreez]

With the way the human population is growing everywhere and China's overcrowding, is it really a bad thing? It may be terrible for the mother but it's better than nature curbing out population for us IMO.

You can't be serious.

Forcing someone to have an abortion because the world *might* be overpopulated?

This forums makes me say "WTF" sometimes.

I know it's like trying to stop pollution because it *might* cause a climate change. Who gives a fuck it's in the future, people need comfort now! I'm not saying abortion is good, but I find it better than starvation and plagues.

I....what...uhh..what?

I can't fathom how someone can say that forced abortion isn't a bad thing.

"Honestly I'd prefer free birth control and condoms."

Yeah, I agree but forced abortion is insane.

 

[Yan007]

3. Look if I'm in that woman's shoes, I make damn sure I don't have more then one kid cause what the fuck did she think was going to happen? Yeah okay what the government did wasn't the right thing in least, but how the fuck do you live in that environment, try to have another kid and not think your going to catch some serious shit for it? This isn't blaming the victim, it's just common sense. I don't smoke weed and expect that if a cop catches me that he's not going to arrest me.

The woman in question is a FARMER. She had every right to have a second child by the way.

Apparently not according the government she lives under.

The Chinese law states that farmers can have 2 children. kthnks.

Then whats the excuse? Someone at the chinese law office made a big mistake? Preggers woman pointed to her 1st child and the military guys there just said "NOPE!" and punched her in the uterus?

That simply wasn't a mistake. China is not a State under which the law is applied to everyone. Money shields you from pretty much anything and you can buy your way our of very unpleasant situations.

My guess is that the woman or her husband angered someone above them on the food chain. The law doesn't matter here, literally.

 

[iseko]

EDITED: ignore this post plz. Had to many tabs open and posted in wrong topic >.>

 

[Yan007]

A little update: Now the woman's family is being targeted by mobs and labelled as traitors by people walking in the village's streets with banners.

http://www.chinasmack.com/2012/stories/family-of-7-month-forced-abortion-victim-called-traitors.html

 

[Yan007]

And now the husband is also reported missing:

http://news.yahoo.com/husband-china-forced-abortion-missing-family-065613321.html