I would assume it’s because the word “mother” usually refers to a woman who has given birth. It’s why pregnant women are sometimes called “expecting mothers.”

Because being pregnant does not automatically make you a mother. If I were to get pregnant right now, I would not consider myself a mother. Of course this is a personal choice but we can’t assume every woman that gets pregnant wants to be pregnant or carry the child to term in order to be a mother.

I mean...

Danger to the woman. We need to stop calling every pregnant woman a mother automatically.

Here are some of his stances on education, for reference;

every pregnancy is danger to society.

Just so we're clear, every pregnancy is a danger to the mother.

How about a law that says that you can't hold pictures of fetuses within 2,000 feet of an elementary school? That seems more effective.

“proponents of the bill are defending it by saying that it’s necessary to protect schoolchildren from protesters outside the clinics”

^THIS! THIS! THIS is a huge issue in our community. Sexual and domestic violence are prevelant and we are constantly encouraged to “ride or die” for black men. Yet we end up literally dying at their hands. I am enraged by this. When I was about 16 my mom’s brother attacked my 18 year old sister and I. We were trying…

Geez. I thought that was dry enough. \sarcasm

Right. Is it about ethics in gaming journalism?

Wow. Men shaming a man for beating his partner. How far we’ve come. I’ll take what I can get at this point.

Whereas sportsball players are shining examples of how to treat your wife?

“Oh, baby, I’m sorry, you know how I get, I swear I’ll never do it again!”

Yeah he did, he learned not to get caught next time. I’m sure that’s the lesson he’s learned.

Wait until it gets cross-posted to Kotaku or something.

I learned my lesson.

A gamer committing domestic violence is sadly, the least surprising news of the day.

I like that most of the responses aren’t “Good job putting her in her place brah.” Small victories. :\