https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-45801043

That is because there are no liberal police :kappa:

cause the police are an evil oppressive structure.

https://newsroom.fb.com/news/2018/10/removing-inauthentic-activity/

''Today, we’re removing 559 Pages and 251 accounts that have consistently broken our rules against spam and coordinated inauthentic behavior. Given the activity we’ve seen — and its timing ahead of the US midterm elections — we wanted to give some details about the types of behavior that led to this action. Many were using fake accounts or multiple accounts with the same names and posted massive amounts of content across a network of Groups and Pages to drive traffic to their websites. Many used the same techniques to make their content appear more popular on Facebook than it really was. Others were ad farms using Facebook to mislead people into thinking that they were forums for legitimate political debate.''

They will not lose another election, ever, by any means necessary.

Yup

They are too late on that.

```honestly petty imo```
I find it funny, its something.

And Nike should have known, that people might "take revenge" on them for how "loved" Colin is, especially outside the hard left Bubble.

well petty and funny are not mutually exclusive.

still, nice troll

They should all wear nike - looks better than those orange jump suits

https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/turks-tell-us-officials-they-have-audio-and-video-recordings-that-support-conclusion-khashoggi-was-killed/2018/10/11/119a119e-cd88-11e8-920f-dd52e1ae4570_story.html

https://www.welt.de/vermischtes/article181976404/Urteil-zu-Abtreibungen-Aerztin-unterliegt-und-erhaelt-zweifelhaften-Ehrentitel.html#/comment/5bc095874cedfd00016b0a81

TL;DR: Doctor gets fined for Abortion Advertizement, gets an Appeal, appeal denied, accept that it was illegal

though they don't like it and ask politics to clarify.

What was illegal? @Stefan Payne the ruling or the advertisement

Advertizing for abortion is illegal in Germany

Is it?

That's interesting. I thought Germany was a pro choice Utopia

Yeah, that's why she was fined and lost again in court

No, it is hell for "Pro CHoice", because you have to go to a pregnancy Crysis Centre, talk to them about the Pregnancy, get a certificate that you were there. And wait for 72h.

after those 72h you can go to a hospital (or whoever does it) and abort your baby.

BUT: ONLY in the first trimester.

Hmmmm. Euros are strange

12 Weeks is the Limit, 12 Weeks and 1 Day .-> sucks to be you, now you have to bear the child

It seems they're highly left wing to Americans on a great many issues but pretty far right on this

I'm not pro choice though

So best of luck to Germans on whatever you wanna do

I find the German system to be the best compromize

Its neither Pro-Choice, nor Pro-Life, its somewhere in between, where someone who made the law really thought about the mother and the child.

Ok.

I'm not German so my opinion here isn't relevant

Thing is, you can go to a pro-life organization, to talk about the abortion. That is no joke, the catholic church does those preagnency crysis talks.

Well, you could mention the German system to people you know, look further into it and bring it into US Politics.

Because you have a 3rd party that must not be involved in the Abortion between you and the Abortion, that shows you all the possibilitys you might not know...

Oh I don't want it

I'll use it to point out to pro choice people that Americans asking for late term abortions are genuinely fucked up by any international standard

Yes they are

I'm not ok with abortion as a general rule