Let’s talk about things we’re not supposed to talk about. Slavery and abortion. There—said it. Still here? Good. Because this book is about pulling the thread on one of the most uncomfortable, tangled, and tragically familiar moral contradictions in American history—and watching the whole patchwork unravel.
In this sharp, unsparing, and occasionally sarcastic stroll through law, science, and political absurdity, we explore what happens when a country tries to hold two opposite beliefs at once: that the unborn are legal persons when someone kills them in a crime, but not when they’re aborted in a clinic. It’s a legal whiplash so bad it should come with a neck brace.
Slavery Is an Evil—Just Like Abortion After Day 43 lays it out in plain terms: if brain activity marks the end of life, why not its beginning? If the fetus has a heartbeat, brainwaves, and its own DNA before the end of your second Netflix binge, why is it still considered “property” by the law? Sound familiar? It should. America’s done this before—with plantations, with people, and with predictable consequences.
Along the way, you'll meet confused lawmakers, unborn victims with no legal identity, and fathers stripped of rights like wallets at a state fair. We'll even detour through foreign influence, AI consciousness, and how the civil war might’ve seen this mess coming.
This isn’t a guilt trip. It’s a wake-up call—with jokes.
If you're tired of bumper-sticker logic, allergic to hypocrisy, and ready to confront the moral migraine no one wants to talk about, this book’s for you. Warning: may cause strong opinions, spontaneous truth-seeking, and a desire to rewrite a few laws before lunch.
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Vendeur : Revaluation Books, Exeter, Royaume-Uni
Paperback. Etat : Brand New. 218 pages. 10.00x8.00x0.55 inches. In Stock. N° de réf. du vendeur zk1692909568
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