Why I’m taking my University to the Fair Work Commission

[@da.4302]

Stay strong Dr. Joanna, and thank you for your voice. God bless you and your loved ones. 🙏

[@jaqalenabrooks8499]

Dr Joanna Howe is an incredible woman, I heard her speak at a Cherish rally She is a committed pro life supporter, a Professor a wife and Mother to 5 beautiful children. Enormous respect for you Joanna, Go hard, dont back down and God bless you ❤❤❤

[@thegeorges2384]

You are doing the right thing Dr Joanna. “Rescue those who are unjustly sentenced to die; save them as they stagger to their death. Don’t excuse yourself by saying, “Look, we didn’t know.” For God understands all hearts, and he sees you. He who guards your soul knows you knew. He will repay all people as their actions deserve.” ‭‭Proverbs‬ ‭24‬:‭11‬-‭12‬ ‭NLT‬‬

[@joniscoboloski4240]

Yes indeed! God Bless your wonderful work Joanna! 🙏Prayers for you and to our innocent lost children 🙏❤!

[@moiraravji5070]

Thankyou for speaking for me! I support you and will be very pleased to give to your campaign. You are a great example to the rest of us. Speak up, even when you are persecuted for it!!

[@person-ie1fe]

God bless you Joanna. Take care

[@MW-qs2tn]

Thanks Joanne for standing for right. We need more people like you in Universities. Well done.

[@diannacatherine6249]

Good on you Jo. I always knew you had a higher calling, Jesus has your back. 🙏😘

[@heinrichbosch630]

I appreciate your hard work immensely against abortion, being one of the most evil blots on our society. Stand strong, God bless.

[@Daviddwyer-t4l]

Thank you Joanna for what you are doing for the defence of those unfortunate babies, you are an unbelievable lady

[@chipatti1]

Well done Dr Joanna Howe! 👏

[@jmichalaw1108]

You were my lecturer in Foundations of Law, I enjoyed your lectures. I’m so sorry that this has happened to you, but I believe you’re doing the right thing... so keep going.

[@alanhenneker1957]

You are a wonderful brave and worthy woman sticking to your values and morals . Well done ❤

[@cheltboy]

Joanna, this was always going to happen. Stay strong!

[@johnandandreacampbell2974]

The law is only as good as those who operate it.

[@thiagotirapelle290]

Thank you

[@KanyaKanya-pj4qe]

Stay strong girl

[@giuliano3478]

This is terrible.

[@soulfullcreations7308]

Hmm I think this is a hard one. I'm pro life, but also growing up in a toxic abusive environment didn't set me up for a future. It's actually destroyed my life. I am in a court case because of being a victim of childhood sexual abuse, have done over 4 years of therapy, and fought suicidal ideation my whole life and 1 attempt of suicide, never been able to hold a career or finish studies because of conditions set up from bad environments, betrayed by family, looked down at by society because I can't contribute the way others can. If I was not born I wouldn't complain from what torture my life has been. Abortion is needed. It is better for society, then condemning an innocent soul to unloved uninvolved parenting, left to be used and abused by other sickos and systems in a cycle that repeats. I am breaking the cycle in my families history of abuse. But I wouldn't never have been where I am now, if abortion wasn't allowed. I would have fallen into the same traps my parents set up for me, or yet ended my life and left my kid to suffer on. This is a hard but real truth.. I wouldnt wish my experience onto anyone. And the worst part is, I had no choice. My choices have only begun at age 27. I'm now 33. That is what conditioning and trauma does. It's not fair on anyone. The destruction that can happen to not just the child, but everything that surrounds it. The cost to the system, that you all pay for for me to seek therapy, be on a pension, go to courts, find my justice. This all comes out of all your pockets. And that's why I am looked down upon.. I was looked down upon when first reported, I was called a liar, I wanst believed. The destruction to life and the longevity of that destruction is far worse then an abortion that is terminated within weeks.

[@yogaessentialsandwellness503]

I am so sorry you had such a toxic abusive environment in your childhood, and a difficult life that follows that trauma. I hear what you are saying, and it is a difficult one as there are so many children who suffer due to the family they are born into, often due to drug, alcohol or sexual abuse. No doubt sometimes all of that. They end up being troubled children who act out badly in our society. It's so very sad. The big factor for me is that they now allow full term abortion and how if born alive, is left to die. That is barbaric and should not be happening. May you find healing and peace in your life.

[@soulfullcreations7308]

@@yogaessentialsandwellness503 I agree, that is barbaric, but clear lines have to be drawn, and a child put up for adoption or left in children homes are some of the most vulnerable, History shows that children without parents or children that grow up in the system are even more open to different kinds of abuse. I know multiple people who have suffered abuse in children homes. so your damned if you do and damned if you don't.. Proper system's need to be in place for the outcome you wish to see, but unfortunately its just not the reality we live in. We put money and resources into these areas that eventually just funds these type's of agencies and the people in charge of them, not the people its been created to actually help. NDIS has plenty of abusers in that system, job providers, the indigenous endeavors, immigrants and refugees etc. I really wish bad actors weren't able to infiltrate these systems, but unfortunately the corruption runs deep in all areas. It is truly heart breaking..

[@yvie0136]

So sorry for your experience but we should not promote abortion because someone might suffer. Suffering is part of life someone born to a healthy functioning family can also suffer. People can end up with a disabled child after an accident even if they have already aborted a disabled child. There is no guarantee of a life of no suffering for anyone . Your life is valuable, especially I hope to yourself. ❤

[@soulfullcreations7308]

@@yvie0136 I appreciate your point, But its the endless cycles of suffering which can be stopped. and it's easy to say then it is to live and survive through the type of suffering that happens.. And the difference with a disabled person born in a functioning family is that there is love and support available in a functioning family.. So your point is very contradictory, you would rather an innocent child to be raped, abandoned, neglected, abused and possibly killed because suffering is part of life, then to stop something because these people are unable to support and love the child. What dedication have you done to support your opinion? are you in services to support children from these types of environments? have you adopted children to give them a loving home? Do you volunteer your time in any center to rehabilitate the now adults trying to undo the trauma? what are you doing to support those actually in need? other then offering money and an opinion, what are you doing to help ? do you know what the survival rate is of someone who goes through the type of experiences? Do you know that life expectancy because of these experiences dramatically decreases? "someone might suffer" do you know how many children would suffer if parents, drug addicts, rape victims and others were forced to have children they don't want and can't look after, the amount of resentment towards the children, the beatings from frustrated parents, the neglect, the abuse. honestly? that "someone might suffer" quickly turns to "a lot of people suffering" I don't mean to sound rude, but id like to know your lived experienced about this type of suffering that will only increase with forced births.

[@yvie0136]

@@soulfullcreations7308 now I know by your response you are not genuine. You bring in strawman arguments after pretending you are pro-life.