Texas woman died because of abortion ban

[Anonymous]

Guess she should have kept her legs closed, according to MAGA

These despicable people have so much blood on their hands

[Anonymous]

It's essentially the same scenario as what happened in Ireland leading to the overturn of abortion law there.

But will MAGAs care or make excuses? Likely make excuses.

[Anonymous]

I would never want my DD to live in one of those states if she were pregnant, nor should any man who loves his wife, daughter, sister.

Horrifying.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:It's essentially the same scenario as what happened in Ireland leading to the overturn of abortion law there.

But will MAGAs care or make excuses? Likely make excuses.

They make that very point in the article - and note that in Ireland, it led to change; in the US, no one who's anti-abortion seems to even acknowledge these cases.

[Anonymous]

Is this her baby? I can’t even go there. Have mercy.

[Anonymous]

Texas should be bankrupted. Abbott should slow roll down a long flight of stairs.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this her baby? I can’t even go there. Have mercy.

Yes, she was pregnant with her second baby and it killed her.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's essentially the same scenario as what happened in Ireland leading to the overturn of abortion law there.

But will MAGAs care or make excuses? Likely make excuses.

They make that very point in the article - and note that in Ireland, it led to change; in the US, no one who's anti-abortion seems to even acknowledge these cases.

The media allows them to ignore these cases. I love ProPublica but these articles are never picked up into the zeitgeist because it serves the media for voters not to hear the true consequences of forced birther politics.

[Anonymous]

"Shouldn't have been having sex if she didn't want a baaaaybeeee, nah nah nah consequences."

Oh, right. She wanted that baby, but it was dying for reasons beyond her control. She wanted to stay alive for her first baby, too, but I guess that didn't matter to Texas.

Aren't there an awful lot of these stories with names, faces, news reports, and filed lawsuits for allll of those forced birthers who were telling us this never happened?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:It's essentially the same scenario as what happened in Ireland leading to the overturn of abortion law there.

But will MAGAs care or make excuses? Likely make excuses.

They make that very point in the article - and note that in Ireland, it led to change; in the US, no one who's anti-abortion seems to even acknowledge these cases.

The media allows them to ignore these cases. I love ProPublica but these articles are never picked up into the zeitgeist because it serves the media for voters not to hear the true consequences of forced birther politics.

The article about the Georgia women broke through - I think this one will, too. It just came out this morning - give it a minute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Is this her baby? I can’t even go there. Have mercy.

Yes, she was pregnant with her second baby and it killed her.

🥺

[Anonymous]

They’re digging to 2021 to try and win this election?

[Anonymous]

This is horrific.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:They’re digging to 2021 to try and win this election?

You don't care about a dead woman do you? How Christian of you.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Is this her baby? I can’t even go there. Have mercy.

What? How can you carry someone else’s?