Recent events in the United States raise the question of the difference between law and morality: while the law seeks to standardize human relations wherever they are, it deprives morality of ethics - the one that actually distinguishes one from the other.
Hence the law, even in the case of the issue of abortions in the USA, is immoral - no one law is the same for another due to all the circumstances, features and reasons.
Precisely the permission to establish laws regarding the considerations of a person's power over his life, yields phenomena such as the freedom of arms, the death penalty, serial murder, massacre, slavery, racism and abortion.
There is a fascist and dictatorial nucleus in democracy, because the interpretation of the law by one and the weakening of the punishment mechanism, give the right to harm the other.
In our culture, the "I deserve" was born who cuts off the "and love your neighbor as yourself."
Paradoxically, the power in the hands of the legislature confers equality between blacks and whites on issues that involve man in the narrowest common ground, which is the biological sex.
Protest in Austin, Texas capital since early September, following the passage of the anti-abortion law, Photo: AP
These occurrences take us back to the words of Sigmund Freud to Albert Einstein in an exchange of letters between them, according to which the surprise of war is our betrayal of the truth, the truth about human nature.
After all, fiction has always led to reality: this was the case with the twin disaster and the "story of a slave" whose name came up again and again last weekend.
Where religion gives it to blind believers, there arises hatred and revenge instead of shame, guilt and a life of welfare.
And yet, the deep-seated sacrifices in man, and in particular in a woman crying out for freedom while having all the means at her disposal to prevent what she allegedly does not want, such as before and after contraception, puzzles her preference for pregnancy and its removal over a priori control.
Even if the purpose of the abortion ban is because of the sanctity of life according to some religion and ideology, this state of affairs logically promotes the element of responsibility for fate and the abolition of victims as a "toll happens from your eyes", which indicates that the problem stems from the point of view of the one who proves.
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