This is the most sophmoric reasoning I have ever seen. Congrats. |
Yeah, thanks, we’ll be sure to follow your directive not to go off on a tangent about pro-life vs “anti-life”, as you so eloquently put it, when this is not an “anti-life” discussion. It’s a pro-choice discussion. In fact, what’s anti-life is when women who need abortions to survive an unviable pregnancy are denied one. But you already knew that. Much as you probably already knew the answer to the question you posted here today. |
Too bad for you. I’m a woman. |
Ehhhh, ok. I'm sure that matter somehow, somewhere. |
^ Typical lib stuck in his bubble. |
Like you’re 5: women will die, have permanent disabilities and lose their fertility preventable deaths because doctors will be too afraid to intervene when pregnancies go horribly wrong until the woman is literally half dead. And by then, you may not be able to get her back. And if you can, she may have permanent damage to her health and/or fertility. |
Of course it will happen, it already has in Texas which was one of the first states to ban abortion. https://www.the-independent.com/news/world/americas/us-politics/texas-abortion-hearing-lawsuit-b2378498.html |
Weird that you don’t equate a women’s ability to get an abortion for her health with safety. |
The dog caught the car! Be careful what you wish for! The GOP caught a tiger by it's tail. In simple words, they got what they wanted and the GOP lost the 2018, 2020, 2022, elections. They just lost Arizona in the 2024 and will lose not only the White House but also the House a d the Senate. |
+1000 |
For most women, intervening to end the life within her, is so much more risky than allowing her baby to have a normal birth. Study obstetrics, my friend. |
I genuinely don't think you're trying to keep up. |
👆does their own research. 🤡 |