Those exceptions are meaningless in practice, because either you have to leave it completely to the discretion of the woman and her health care provider whether they apply (in which case the ban would be meaningless because everyone could get around it based on the inherent risk of pregnancy), or the process for qualifying for an exception has to be so onerous that basically no one will meet the standard so the exceptions don’t have any effect. |
Freedom of religion is fundamental to this country. You are trying to impose your religious laws on others. Go make a theocracy elsewhere. |
If there my are meaningless in practice and he didn’t support it, you’d be fake raging. But he does support it and you try to dismiss it. Nothing makes you happy. You can’t have it both ways. |
In other words, you have no substantive defense of your position on this point so you’re resorting to attacking the poster. |
+1 Get your Jesus out of my personal liberty. |
He doesn’t “support” exceptions. He sees exceptions as a short-term way to chip away at women’s rights. Until he has the general assembly. |
Yeah, because the poster admitted that he does support abortion in some cases. What’s your defense? Attacking others with nothing more? |
I am pro-choice and cannot stand this stupid thing that other pro-choicers are saying. Shut up with that. |
You admit that he supports exemptions. |
| Sounds like he said 15 weeks, not permaband. |
What is the “right way” to say keep your religious beliefs to yourself and stop trying to take away my personal liberty?
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He supports eliminating women’s rights. Ideally a full ban, no exceptions. Dude is a raging forced birther. |
He doesn’t “support” exceptions - he just realizes that he can’t get everything he wants at the moment. |
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Where does he live in McLean again? Where do his kids go to school? How about that dumb one who tried to vote - twice.
Protest time. |