I used to like Ireland, but since too many politicos (retired or active) declare that adult women are possessions that can be told what to do with their own bodies because a blob of cells (that is nothing outside of these women) is more important and has more rights than them, I'll refuse to go there until they've reached a humane, civilized, non-bigoted 21st century.
The latest boy to open his mouth is Eamonn Barnes.
Back in 1992, as the director of public prosecutions, he "had a role in the drama that
culminated in the landmark X-case judgment. Early that year, a family told
gardaí their 14-year-old daughter had been raped by a neighbour and was
pregnant. They said they intended to bring her to the UK for an abortion."
That arrogant bigot "referred the matter to the then attorney general,
Harry Whelehan. He sought an injunction to prevent the girl leaving the
jurisdiction, believing the 1983 amendment required the State to do so to
protect the unborn child’s life."
More about his current actions there.
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