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    1. FlaviousTiberius on

      Nah, the UK is shit enough without adding wacky evangelical bullshit to the mix thanks

    2. No shit, British people (and their offshoot directly-founded colonies Australia and New Zealand) do not, and have never really cared that much about it.

      It’s never been an issue in the Anglican Church – only for the Puritans shipped off to the US (and their off shoot churches), and for African Anglicans, who are so different from the main Anglican Church as to be almost a separate church in their own right.

    3. I don’t agree that we should take it to the level these anti-abortion groups want, but I do feel like we should be a little more restrictive, right now there’s people who don’t want kids that don’t take precautions to prevent themselves becoming pregnant and use abortion as contraception at a cost to the NHS. Granted abortions don’t cost the NHS very much, but I believe it’s abuse it like that.

    4. Is everyone who has a different pov to progressives fueled by hate? Or is calling it „hate“ just a way of trying to shut down any form of debate?

    5. birdinthebush74 on

      If anyone wants to know more about ADF John Oliver covered them a few months ago

      [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCAuHH5EYnE](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sCAuHH5EYnE)

      They want abortion, same sex marriage, IVF, no fault divorce, surrogacy, the morning after pill, trans healthcare banned globally,

      This is due to their Christian fundamentalism.

      They have an office in London and Farage met with them in November

      [Nigel Farage Teams Up With Extreme Anti-Abortion Group and Calls for Debate on Restricting Abortion Rights in UK](https://bylinetimes.com/2024/11/29/nigel-farage-teams-up-with-extreme-anti-abortion-group-and-calls-for-debate-on-restricting-abortion-rights-in-uk/)

      The Reform Leader is joining forces with a US-based Christian legal group, which campaigns for abortion to be outlawed around the world

      One of their lawyers Lorcan Price was one of the witnesses at the US congress hearing yesterday, along with Farage.

    6. So they will probably be using the same MO they used against trans people. Basically any angle, no hypocrisy, full devotion to the goal. They’ll try lots of tactics and angles to get it to stick – abortion is somehow unsafe for women, children are getting abortions so we need to ban it for them, abortion is a violation of religious freedom, abortion is somehow anti-white… etc etc. They don’t do this because they particularly want to protect women, children, (non-christian) religions or white people, but they are strongly devoted to this single cause and will work against it tirelessly.

      These people will bring in their fake concerns into discussions endlessly and over a long period of time to destroy abortion access in the UK. They’ll find some abortion provider with a sketchy past and use it to condemn all abortion providers. They’ll find a handful pro-choice people who said „kill all men“ to attack pro-choice groups as a whole. People need to get smart and realize what concern trolling is and how to fight it.

    7. AdOrdinary232 on

      They’ll get zero traction here. We don’t have the widespread religious attitudes like large parts of the US.

    8. ClockOwn6363 on

      I’m fine with abortions, but it should be paid for privately, unless it was due to extreme circumstances. But the tax payer shouldn’t have to fund every one night stand mistake… 🤷

    9. These a holes need stamping out hard. Mf need to keep their trash to themselves. Abortion is between medical staff and the person requesting it and noone else and everything else they want to drag over from USA political soap box grand standing to s ire brownie points without actually you know doing their job and running the country can go for a long walk off a short pier as well.

    10. charizmatic_ on

      The weird Christian angle won’t work here but there’s certainly enough deep rooted misogyny in the UK to make these kinds of policies a real threat. I expect discussions about population and birth rates with the blame solely being on women, in order to lobby against our reproductive rights.

    11. charizmatic_ on

      The weird Christian angle won’t work here but there’s certainly enough deep rooted misogyny in the UK to make these kinds of policies a real threat. I expect discussions about population and birth rates with the blame solely being on women, in order to lobby against our reproductive rights.

    12. Dominanthumour on

      Wait there are anti abortion creatures in the UK too!??
      Hahaaa

      Like flat earthers and evangelical end of the world cults i thought these were just in the U.S

    13. Mrbrownlove on

      We had L few of them lining the road next to the racecourse here in York earlier this year. Good the here them get the bollocking they deserve from passing traffic.

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