The Supreme Court ruling in the United States against abortion is causing an unprecedented storm not only within the United States but throughout the world, including in Israel.
One who could not remain silent in the face of the dramatic ruling is TV presenter Paula Rosenberg, who, as quite a few times before, has used her Facebook page to shout out the thoughts and feelings of many.
"I really feel in my body as if a bunch of men and a minority of hired women have pushed their long, rough hand into the vagina of my female sisters in the United States," Rosenberg opened with harsh words and a chilling graphic description of her Facebook post yesterday (Sunday).
"Does the image disgust you?", She wrote as someone who knows that choosing her intentional words will create a storm.
"Oh oh oh, I'm really sorry," she added sarcastically.
"A disgusting image is really an unpleasant experience," she wrote, continuing to explain the rationale for choosing them.
"But less disturbing than getting pregnant from your boyfriend at 18 and looking for an underground clinic that will do an abortion for you because you are not allowed to have an abortion in the country where you live and you are not rich enough to travel or fly somewhere else.
"And also less disgusting than getting pregnant at 14 from your uncle because he raped you from the age of 7, and now go prove it he is, the respectable man with influential friends, and now go find the strength to recruit people who will be in your favor and help you get rid of this horrible pregnancy," she continued. And described the horrific scenarios for some women, who would now become lawbreakers if they dared to go against the ruling.
"I'm currently preparing a little research on each of the people who were part of the decision," she shared with her followers, "because if you're already pushing your hand into women's intimate organs and want to decide what's going to happen in their lives then let's get acquainted. "Their personality makes me even more reluctant, but I have not yet finished the job. I will update," Rosenberg promised.
She added: "On the sidelines - 1. To all the complacents who wrote that it has nothing to do with us because it happens in the distant United States. 2. To all who wrote. "They wrote that it was really excessive, that until now the hand on abortions was too light on the trigger. You too. I have quite a bit to say. I hope I will have the strength to answer you as well," she wrote as someone who knows that her words will cause a storm and prepares herself in advance.
"** Edit: A small request from men," she added, "as long as no one has ever limited what you can or can not do with your body, so be very careful in comparisons and contempt that you may express in occurrences. It's just both stupid and very not "Fair. I just see in the reactions men who compare the restriction of the right to abort to political or other moves. Just shut up," she demanded at the end.
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