Comments by "King Ace" (@kingace6186) on "History of Female Reproductive Rights Explained" video.

  1. Great historical reporting.
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  2. Special mention that wasn't addressed: Now, Japan's abortion laws are considered one of the more progressive in the world. Abortion is legal for up to 22 months or 5 1/2 months (more than half the average pregnancy). Although, it isn't full-legalization because it's only available for women who would endure economic hardships, if the pregnancy causes health risks to the mother/baby, or if the pregnancy was due to rape. But, as an American living in a post-Roe society, I am jealous of Japan. Now the major caveat here is that there is discrimination between married and unmarried women. Married women need consent from their spouse/partner. Although, adding some nuance, the courts only allow this exception if the marriage is healthy and not abusive.
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  3. I appreciate the honesty of this video too.
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  4. Also, the reason you can't make a long video on the History of Male Reproductive Rights is that all of the burden of reproductive responsibility is placed on females -- even though reproduction takes more than one sex. Therefore, not enough public attention or political will is given to reproductive options for men, nor enough scientific interest to make the necessary bio-chem breakthroughs. In the end, the only options for birth control that men can choose from are condoms or getting a vasectomy.....
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  5. Well said.
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