Reviews for Mastering Medisoft

The average rating for Mastering Medisoft based on 2 reviews is 3.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-02-23 00:00:00 John Johansen kind of soft-pedalling. its whole point is like "women think about abortion really hard and it's a tough decision". well, that's often true, and it's important to acknowledge those experiences, but I don't actually give a shit if people are intentionally getting pregnant just so they can have abortions to put in their omelettes. bodily autonomy, yo. if you don't have that, you have nothing. and I really wish there was more stuff out there that was more hard-line on this, that called out anti-abortion propaganda for the controlling bullshit it is. it's. not. about. saving. babies. it's about controlling women's behaviour.

Review # 2 was written on 2014-06-03 00:00:00 Jeffrey Robinson Perhaps the to most disturbing thing in this pro-choice book the response when the author asked pro-choice people about artificial wombs. She asked pro-choice women whether, if they had an unwanted pregnancy, they would be willing to place their baby in an artificial womb and let it grow and be adopted, so they would not have to go through the pregnancy but didn't have to kill the baby. Unanimously, the pro-choicers rejected this. The author summarizes their beliefs by saying that the pro-choice position doesn't just mean ending a pregnancy, but also deciding that a fetus should die. To these pro-choicers, abortion isn't about an empty womb, it's about a dead baby. It was also hard to see so many women saying that they aborted for the good of their baby. That they loved their baby, so they had an abortion because then the child wouldn't grow up unwanted. I don't know if they really believe this, or were just saying it will assuage their consciences ever get. Putting aside that there are 2 million families in our country who want to adopt, it's never kind or loving to dismember someone.