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Presumably those women were “forced” to take vaccinations when they went to school or joined the military. |
Just to be clear: You think that two month old fetuses and grown children are of completely equal moral status? If you had a gun to your head and were told you had to either approve the abortion of a six week old fetus, or a 10 year old child, you couldn't make that choice? |
Schools? No, not forced by the fed gov or U.S. Supreme Court. That's a matter of state law decided by MS for themselves. |
And they can submit to weekly testing. |
I will never forget the case that changed Ireland's views on abortion and it was less than 10 years ago. I just remember it was a woman who was 17 weeks pregnant. Something came up later in the pregnancy and the only way she was going to survive was to have an abortion. Being Ireland, she couldn't get it. She did die week later, and of course the fetus died too. How many times will the US go through things like that to decide "yeah, perhaps an abortion is needed more in the medical sense than we thought". |
That's a stupid question because that's not what happens. Nobody is getting an abortion with a gun to their head or their kid's head. Very strange to thing to even conjure. |
Maybe they could check out how many children in Mississippi live in poverty, without enough food or a safe home? They won’t though. It’s a fetus fetish that they have, and they’re bent on maximum cruelty to women first, then children. They want a sad, miserable, unhealthy populace. |
I can’t wait until women start collecting pregnancy and child support for fetuses. Men are never punished or have any responsibilities in this situation. Some really bright female attorneys should start legal cases that have negative repercussions for the men involved in these situations.
Overturning Roe punishes women for pregnancies. |
It’s not a stupid conjecture. You forced birthers like to pretend that you care about life when there’s zero evidence that you do. |
It’s going to take women being honest about what happened to them. Sadly, that means they’re going to get nothing but judgment and threats. The one woman I know who had an abortion in her second trimester did so because she was going to die of blood loss before her fetus reached viability, but she didn’t talk about her abortion, she just “lost” the baby. I understand why she didn’t want to open herself and her story up to scorn from her Catholic relatives (has there been another religion that has caused as much misery to the world?), but her very, very necessary abortion became a miscarriage in the telling. |
It’s rights do not supersede that of the woman carrying it. That’s the point, genius bar. Republicans believe women are secondary considerations to the contents of their uterus (or the contents of their Fallopian tubes; remember that ghoul moron Republican who believed the forced birth pseudo science that ectopic pregnancies can be transplanted? They can’t.). What we’re seeing here is the GOP’s indefensible cruelty to women, their control fetish and their lust for a miserable country. They’re the same goons who would happily take away medical insurance - the abortions past this point are almost exclusively for fetal malformations that a woman has decided she can’t care for. What’s going to happened to the children born whose families can’t care for them? What’s the “beautiful choice” there? Bankrupting families? Divorces? You forced birthers are just in a morally indefensible position. Yours is the point of extreme cruelty. |
It's not at all strange. The PP is somehow saying that it's worse for fetuses to be aborted than for living children to die of COVID. I'm trying to tease out what this really means to the people who feel this way. |
You think the death cult is going to mind when women die on their watch? Hardly. It's a feature. |