Think baby factories are a thing for science fiction? Think again. A Swedish lawmaker wants his government to start researching the idea.
In the brave new world of liberalism, women have been reduced to “uterus carriers.”
Life is created in factories. Babies can be bought and sold like merchandise.
No, this is not science fiction. It is not some dystopian image of an extreme future.
This ‘vision’ of our future is found in a legislative bill introduced in the Swedish national parliament, the Riksdag. The sponsor is Mr. Joar Forssell, a member of parliament for the liberal party. He proposes that taxpayers’ money be spent “on research about artificial uteri” for the purposes of extending “reproductive freedom” to “uterus carriers.”
In other words, Mr. Forssell wants the Swedish government to sponsor the development of machines that can grow a baby from conception to birth, so that no woman will ever have to be pregnant again.
