Chapter 1214: Chapter 1214
Whether it’s Purple Sumrs or Maeve, they both should be grateful for the judge’s good temper; otherwise, they would both have been detained today for contempt of court.
After leaving the courtroom, Purple Sumrs and Marcel Jefferson, Sydney Bennett, and Camilla Farrell waited for the elevator in the elevator hall.
Maeve and her assistant ca from the other side, also waiting for the elevator.
Having just had an intense argunt in court, the atmosphere was inevitably tense upon eting again.
Everyone held their identities and wouldn’t easily tear faces apart.
But Maeve, after holding back again and again, finally couldn’t hold it anymore and questioned Purple Sumrs, “You can fight for the rights of a dead dog, why can’t you help an unborn child? You clearly know that the majority of people who get abortions have chaotic private lives! They treat life as a ga, having abortions five or six tis a year is not uncommon! Have you seen our data reports? In those small hospitals offering painless abortions, eight or nine out of ten are ignorant young girls!”
“I know.” Purple Sumrs looked at her and responded calmly, “Promiscuous, lacking self-respect and self-love, irresponsibly indulging in bedroom pleasures, or easily believing n’s words, weak in character, lacking in thinking ability, making a ss of their own lives—
So why should such won have children? Can they afford it? Can they raise them well? Forcing them to have children, what good does it do for them? For the child? For society?”
Maeve sneered, “By your argunt, do low-inco people have no right to have children?”
“That’s not what I an, I just hope every child is born in love and expectation.” Purple Sumrs said, “Even if you really fought for the fetus’s human rights today, it’s aningless, Maeve. We both know that the basic principle of human rights is to exercise it without harming others’ legitimate rights and interests. Human rights that harm others’ legitimate rights and interests are not true human rights, they are pseudo-human rights.
The fetus is parasitic in the mother’s body, affecting the mother’s physical health, economic inco, academic advancent, career developnt, etc., which has already caused infringent. So the fetus’s human rights are undoubtedly pseudo-human rights!”
“Pseudo-human rights?!” Maeve seed stimulated, her face turning blue, “The pseudo-human rights you ntioned are precisely the rights being implented by Western countries!
In Ireland, abortion is illegal, and doctors assisting in abortions can be sentenced to up to 14 years in prison! In Switzerland, abortion is illegal, and won who have abortions will be sentenced to 5 years! The United Kingdom has the ‘National Health Service Act,’ and France held large-scale anti-abortion marches in 2011! Spain, Italy, they all have varying degrees of abortion restrictions! Are these all pseudo-human rights? Do you think the whole world is hypocritical?!
It’s because of people like you! Because people like you exist! The rights that life should have are continuously ignored!”
Maeve’s indignation drew onlookers, Purple Sumrs noticed a few reporters not far away fiddling with their caras, then the elevator door opened, she no longer wanted to argue, walked in with a grim face.
Maeve’s assistant also persuaded her, glanced at the nearby reporters, suppressed her emotions, and walked into another elevator.
All pretending nothing happened.
After leaving the courthouse, Camilla Farrell invited everyone to dinner, but Purple Sumrs declined the invitation, wanting to go back and see the kids.
Camilla Farrell knew her daughter was still young, so she didn’t insist, allowing Marcel Jefferson to take a few people from the law firm as representatives.
Purple Sumrs returned ho to find the nanny playing with Big Baby and Little Baby on the children’s crawling mat, her youngest daughter sleeping, while Alexander Sumrs conducted a video eting in the study.
The atmosphere at ho was relaxed and warm, Purple Sumrs breathed a sigh of relief, collapsed on the sofa, and didn’t want to get up.
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