I think all the women who know the definition of birth would agree with what I defined birth as, here's the definition for people like you :the emergence of a baby or other young from the body of its mother; the start of life as a physically separate being.

You're not describing the actual birth. The post is talking about the actual birth just like it's talking about that moment when someone is kicked in the nuts. It's not talking about the pain you're gonna feel a few hours after the kick and then the nightmares you're gonna have for the next few years of getting kicked in the nuts, it's talking about the moment of the kick itself.

As long as the person is competent and not a child molester I don't see why they can't have children.

Isn't the first time this was done, though not surprised nobody was smart enough to know what women's suffrage is.

God hasn't made an impact on anything yet while the government does have a real world impact.

Western education is extensive and will always have a use (sometimes an everyday use) as long as humans exist. Religious education isn't very extensive and is used very rarely in everyday life, unless you're the teacher.

There were likely very different reactions on both sides but obviously this isn't going to an accurate test because of all the different people. It also could be directed in a way where only certain reactions are kept in the video. Could also just be coincidence that those police officers questioned the black guy but DIFFERENT police officers didn't pay any attention to the white guy.

While it seems there are some errors it's still a valid historical text. Just don't take every single thing in there as pure fact.