From Taboo to Table Stakes: How Abortion Became the West’s Demographic Suicide Pill, By Sarah (Adelaide)
South Australia, 2025. A modest bill to spare healthy 23-week foetuses, babies who gasp, suck thumbs, and survive NICUs, dies 11–8 in the upper house. The headline? "Battleground for the forced-birth movement." The crime? Suggesting that "mental health" shouldn't be a blank cheque for late-term execution.
Welcome to the new normal: abortion, once whispered as a tragic last resort, is now the sacred cow of a civilisation that can't reproduce itself. And the same societies shrieking about climate collapse are quietly engineering their own extinction, one suction cannula at a time.
Act I: The Moral Inversion (1960s–1990s)
1967: Britain's Abortion Act. Framed as "health of the mother," limited to 28 weeks. 1973: Roe v. Wade. "Privacy," not morality, becomes the legal fiction. 1990s: Ultrasound arrives. Foetuses wave. No matter, abortion is rebranded "reproductive healthcare."
The pivot was linguistic genius:
• Baby → Products of conception
• Mother → Pregnant person
• Killing → Termination
By 2000, the West's elite consensus was sealed: abortion is a human right; questioning it is hate speech.
Act II: The Economic Bribe (2000s–2020s)
Fertility craters:
• Australia: 1.6
• Italy: 1.2
• South Korea: 0.7
Governments panic. Solutions?
• Not tax breaks for kids.
• Not maternity leave that actually works.
• YES to abortion on demand, because GDP needs women in cubicles, not cradles.
The unspoken contract:
"We'll fund your career, your lifestyle, your freedom. Just don't have babies. And if you do, here's a clinic."
South Australia's law is the logical endpoint:
• Up to 23 weeks: No questions.
• After 23 weeks: "Mental health" = magic words.
• Result: Healthy, viable babies aborted because motherhood is inconvenient.
Act III: The Handmaid's Hoax (2020s)
Opponents of SA's 23-week limit didn't march with data. They marched in red cloaks and white bonnets. "Forced birth!" they screamed, ignoring that the bill protected only viable foetuses and offered mental health care under existing laws.
The Handmaid's Tale cosplay isn't activism. It's emotional pornography, a secular Passion Play where pro-lifers are cartoon villains and abortionists are saints.
Meanwhile, the real dystopia unfolds:
• 1 in 3 Australian women will have an abortion.
• 1 in 4 pregnancies end in one.
• Zero mainstream editorials ask: Why are so many women in crisis?
Act IV: The Birth Dearth Death Spiral
Australia needs 90,000 immigrants/year just to tread water. Italy closes 500 schools annually. Japan sells more adult nappies than baby ones.
Yet the same governments that beg for population growth:
• Subsidise abortion clinics.
• Criminalise sidewalk counselling.
• Teach 10-year-olds that "gender is a spectrum" but pregnancy is a disease.
The maths is merciless:
Every abortion = one less worker, one less taxpayer, one less soldier, one less parent.
By 2050, the West will be a geriatric theme park, empty playgrounds, shuttered factories, and abortion mills running 24/7 to "empower" the last fertile generation.
The Way Back: A Pro-Natal, Pro-Woman Revolution
Abortion isn't "healthcare." It's failure institutionalised. Here's the alternative:
1. Make motherhood viable.
• 12 months paid leave (split between parents).
• Tax-reduced income for stay-home parents until child is 5.
• Free childcare only for working parents who need it.
2. End the war on families.
• Housing policy that favours 3-bedroom homes, not 1-bed "pods."
• Corporate tax breaks for fertility-friendly workplaces.
3. Tell the truth.
• Late-term abortion isn't "choice." It's infanticide with better PR.
• Mental health isn't fixed by killing babies, it's fixed by support.
4. Defund the death lobby.
• Zero public dollars for Planned Parenthood–style clinics.
• Fund crisis pregnancy centres 10:1.
Final Thought
South Australia's elites clutch their pearls over a 23-week limit, while presiding over a state that will shrink by 20% in a generation.
Abortion was sold as liberation. It delivered sterility.
The West is not dying of old age. It's dying of cowardice, the refusal to say:
"Every child is a gift. Every mother deserves better than a scalpel."
The red cloaks are a distraction. The real handmaids are the politicians who trade babies for ballots and wombs for GDP.
Choose life. Or choose extinction.
South Australia just voted. The cradle is empty.
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