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The article offers the author's insights on the restrictions of the laws on abortion and free speech of pro-life activists in Europe. He mentions that abortion-on-demand was legalized in France despite of being a country composed of mostly Catholics. The author also cited that the free speech of students in Europe are hostile in relation with the issue.

The article offers the author's insights on the stand of his friend about the issue of abortion in the U.S. He says that his friend wants abortion to stop obstructing and animating the discourse of the country's politics. He mentions the issues facing the country such as taxation and assumption of the federal government related to state war debts. He adds that mistrust on the abortion issue will compromise solution for such topic.

The article offers the author's opinion on the remarks made by biologist Richard Dawkins and philosopher Peter Singer about the abortion of unborn children diagnosed with Down syndrome. The author is critical on these remarks, saying that Dawkins and Singer's scientific morality is cold and dark. He also reflects on having his daughter Magdalena, who has Down syndrome.