A Law That Won’t Be Obeyed Is a Bad Law Laws don’t regulate society without the obedience of its members, and laws passed with full knowledge that they will be disobeyed undermine respect for the law.
Is Abortion a Women's Issue? If one-third of American women have had an abortion, then one-third of American men have had one, too, and it’s time they spoke up.
Plagiarism — why I like it just a little bit This is an unethical practice, but the business world is full of unethical practices. It is up to me to figure out a way to circumvent them.
A Dagger to the Heart of Roe v. Wade The social network supporting the right to abortion was frayed from the beginning. The first sign of danger was when doctors caved to pressure from religionists to ban abortion in individual hospitals, thus forcing reproductive services into separate clinics vulnerable to protesters and gunmen.
The abortion dictatorship The twisting of the truth that is occurring now is easily as pernicious as shouting “Baby killer” at a soldier returning from Vietnam.
Women's Liberation – It's only been 50 years or so Now is the moment, two, or maybe three, generations after mine, when things are really changing.
Abortion in Austria In the 1920s there was a severe housing shortage in Vienna, and when my friend Mariella’s parents got married, they could find no place to live. So they moved in with the husband’s mother, who specified that while they could live with her, but there could be no children. The new wife got pregnant, andContinue reading “Abortion in Austria”
Teenagers Dating in Austria The sexual landscape in Austria is interesting. It seems quite typical of several European countries, but I have recently had the opportunity to hear about that particular country on an extended visit there. Birth control supplies are discounted for young people up to the age of 21, then they become more expensive. Yes, teenagers getContinue reading “Teenagers Dating in Austria”