In practice, a "woman's right to choose" turns out to mean the right to choose not to have any women.
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Wow--how interesting. Mr. Cool would tell you that I only want to have women!
ReplyDeleteI'm glad you like that one. I tried for something really funny but it was a slow day and all I could muster was clever-ironic.
ReplyDeleteThe stats in the article were pretty scary... talking about the highest population areas on the planet regularly having M/F birth ratios skewed to 10/8 or worse. The ramifications for those societies will be catastrophic.