Handmaids Tale is Already Here
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Anonymous
DP, this is not a "fake viral claim." |
Anonymous
No, but the "only men will be able to buy property and own credit cards" most certainly is. |
Anonymous
I’ve suffered a miscarriage in the second trimester. I also had an abortion. Miscarriage is a spontaneous abortion of a pregnancy. Elective abortion is the same thing, but planned. Nature - or depending on your perspective, God - is the biggest abortionist of all. There are far more spontaneous abortions than elective abortions every year, as 25% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. Many pregnancies miscarry before the woman ever knows she is pregnant. Why does anyone love God when God kills so very many babies, pray tell? There is nothing in the Bible about abortion. You would think if God hated abortion, He might have spent a sentence or two condemning what was already a known practice of humankind back in the times that the books of the Bible were being written by men to control others. It’s all a sickening political tool devised to inflame the voting base and control women. |
Anonymous
This is a false assertion poster. Again, 25% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage. Most elective abortions are done early in pregnancy, around 9-12 weeks. It is absolutely statistically likely that a substantial number of those pregnancies if not ended by elective abortion would have ended by an abortion decided on by nature - or God. It is false to assert that they would all have gone full term and resulted in a healthy birth and newborn if not for the elective abortion - which is, by the way, a far safer procedure for a woman to endure than for her to carry full term and endure vaginal birth or cesarean section. Pregnancy and post partum are generally the most dangerous times of a woman’s life. |
Anonymous
Is it even false claim though when you have a current cabinet secretary openly saying that women shouldn’t be able to vote? This guy did not lose his job after saying that. |
Anonymous
\ There are also times ending a pregnancy is done to save the mother's life. So just stop. |
Anonymous
Yup like a PP said do your research on Doug Wilson. |
Anonymous
ok sure, MAGA. 
Have a site for that? |
Anonymous
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/plan-for-women-in-project-2025/ |
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Never forget 2023-2025: 10 states— Georgia, Kentucky, Missouri, South Carolina, Texas, Oklahoma, Indiana, Iowa, Idaho and North Dakota continue their attempt to pass a bill charging pregnant women who seek or receive an abortion as homicide punishable by execution. 9 of the 10 states execute by firing squad. Additionally, they added an addendum stating abortion bans would instead start as soon as pregnancy can be medically detected. Keep naming them! They are all MAGA involved in various extremist religious groups, Freedom Caucus, and end of times bunker training. Rep. Ernie Yarbrough (R-AL) Introduced the "Prenatal Equal Protection Act" in April 2025 to authorize homicide prosecutions for abortion from the moment of fertilization. Sen. Brandon Shippy (R-ID) (HB 37 & Senate Proposal) Authored the 2025 law making the firing squad the state's primary execution method. Rep. Tanner Moon (R-ID) Sen. Dusty Deevers (R-OK) Sen. Warren Hamilton (R-OK) Rep James Mikell “Mike” Burns (R-SC) Rep Bill (scary) Chumley (R-SC) Rep. John McCravy (R-SC) Rep. Richard Yow (R-SC) Rep. David Hiott (R-SC) Rep. Bill Hixon (R-SC) Rep. Rick Martin (R-SC) Rep. Steven Long (R-SC) Rep. Josiah Magnuson (R-SC) Rep. Ryan Moss (R-SC) Rep. Ashley Trantham (R-SC) Rep. Randy Ligon (R-SC) Rep. Rob Harris (R-SC) Rep. Josiah Magnuson (R-SC) Rep. Brent Money (R-TX) Rep. Steve Toth (R-TX) Introduced HB 991 (the "Women and Child Safety Act") for the 2025-2026 session, declaring abortion a "murderous act of violence". Never forget September 2024: “If I had a 10-year-old daughter who was sexually assaulted and became pregnant as a result, I would require her to carry the pregnancy to term.” Charlie Kirk |
Anonymous
Yeah, you and women like yourself don't believe this until it affects you or a loved one. A lot of these women are FAFO. https://x.com/TheTNHoller/status/1999700583867990447?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw%7Ctwcamp%5Etweetembed%7Ctwterm%5E1999700583867990447%7Ctwgr%5E40f81044bc737b59405c0ba465c53fac25e1800e%7Ctwcon%5Es1_&ref_url=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.dcurbanmom.com%2Fjforum%2Fposts%2Flist%2F1770%2F1257399.page https://www.texastribune.org/2024/11/27/texas-abortion-death-porsha-ngumezi/ https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2023/12/11/1218625460/texas-woman-who-sued-state-for-abortion-travels-out-of-state-for-procedure-inste https://www.nbcmiami.com/news/local/dozens-of-pregnant-women-some-bleeding-or-in-labor-being-turned-away-from-ers-despite-federal-law/3390196/ |
Anonymous
I’m a new poster. I offer this not from a place of judgment or condemnation but because I think it is important to look head on at the moral issues surrounding abortion given that the stakes are high. While, to the best of my knowledge, you are correct that the Bible does not contain a verse expressly discussing abortion qua abortion, it is also the case that one of the dominant themes of the Bible is that obedience to God means repudiating the practices of child sacrifice that were common place in the Ancient Near East. The question, then, is whether the same principle that led to the condemnation of those practices is broad enough to reach abortion writ large. In my judgment, early Christian believers probably would have said “yes.” The Didache is one of the earliest Christian writings not found in the Bible, and it dates back to somewhere between 50 and 120 AD suggesting that it may well reflect the religious views of contemporaries of Jesus. It expressly says “you shall not murder a child by abortion nor kill that which is born.” In my judgment, this conclusion makes sense and aligns with both the thrust of scripture as I understand it and a visceral intuition that I have that the voluntary termination of human life is almost always wrong. I am not here to judge or condemn you, but it sounds like you’ve got complicated feelings towards God. I’d urge you to spend a little uncomplicated time in prayer. God is love, and there’s no sin too big for Him to forgive. Good luck and God bless you. I’m rooting for you. |
Anonymous
Either you want an answer to the question about why more women don't support abortion rights, or you exclusively want your own beliefs reinforced. I'm not telling you what to believe. I note that you are telling me what to believe and also insulting me. And you wonder why women are increasingly wary of "feminism." |
Anonymous
I'm speechless. There truly is evil in this world. |
Anonymous
| Women's voted for this. White women specifically. It was more important to them to align themselves with white supremacy, hunt immigrants, and subjugate Black people than it was to protect the rule of law and their own rights. Why are people not more upset? I'm not going to continue twisting myself into knots trying to protect you morons from the consequences of your moronic choices. Clearly, we need to suffer for a bit. |