CNN's Amanpour worries Taliban 'repressive regime' won't respect USA after SCOTUS abortion ruling

Joke journalist for the Comedy News Network, Christiane Amanpour, [aka کریستیان امان‌پور] claims that she's worried other countries would see the U.S. as a budding "repressive regime" that doesn't support women's rights to kill their unborn babies after the SCOTUS left abortion policies up to the individual states where they belong.

The British-Iranian was reacting to "President" Joe Biden's ramblings to reporters about protecting a woman's right to kill her baby after the landmark decision was made. She opined that world leaders [many of whom head countries with much stricter abortion laws than the US] were upset about women's right and democracy, in spite of the fact that the SCOTUS decision was more democratic because it left it up to the majority voters within each state. You can't get more democratic than that.

"[T]hey expressed sadness and concern and deep worry for the specific Roe V. Wade being overturned and the — what it means to women's rights," she said, namedropping various European leaders, like a loser who hopes to impress others.

The CNN anchor suggested the U.S. would soon be viewed as a repressive regime on the global stage, but like Johnny Depp's marital bed, she is full of crap. Try killing your unborn after 14 weeks in France or Spain, mothers; it ain't gonna happen. And in Egypt, only in special cases where the woman's life is in danger, which is rare, or if the child has severe abnormalities can a woman have an abortion.

"And let us just not forget that I've covered repressive regimes who have set back women's rights throughout my career, never in the history of women's rights in America have we seen such a reversal in a developed country. It just hasn't happened, and the rest of the world is watching this very, very closely as America talks about, you know, shoring up democracy abroad, it really has to happen at home as well. Particularly for women's rights," she bulls**tted.

Shortly afterwards, Amanpour expanded upon her emotional plea by arguing the Taliban wouldn't even respect the United States' commitment to women's rights anymore. Yes, they are so committed to womanhood there, unless a woman shows any skin, in which case she is beaten or stoned to death, depending on the mood of the Taliban leader.

Great example, Chrissy.

CNN's "journalist" has gotten into hot water for comparing the U.S. to murderous regimes before. But it was merely comparing former President Trump to the Nazi regime, so it was okay.

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After the 2020 presidential election, she said on CNN that the Trump presidency reminded her of the Holocaust. The irony she spewed is that while she comes from England, her family emigrated there from Iran, a country known to deny the Holocaust and hate the Jews, as well as the USA.

But when you think about it, her using Holocaust analogies, like Hitler analogies, dilutes the horrors that emanates from their memory.

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