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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I just don't understand why anyone would think a 15 week ban is a good idea. Just on a purely practical basis, women don't get decent ultrasound information about the viability/physical condition of the fetus until 18-20 weeks. Having carried a child to birth that had a significant defect, (50% chance of surviving to 5 yrs), it's really crucial for women to have that information, and to make decisions based on that information. To be forced to carry a child to term knowing that the child may die before birth or thereafter is forcing that woman into psychological trauma. But, I guess men don't understand the timing of pregnancy info. [/quote] You think they give a sit if a woman has to carry a fetus for four more months when she knows it’s doomed? You think they care about the private struggles of a family if a profoundly disabled child is born and the Catholic hospital refuses to just supply comfort care? You think they care if families are bankrupted? They LOVE when people go bankrupt. [b][i]The cruelty is the point. The GOP hates women.[/i][/b] [b][i]The cruelty is the point. The GOP hates women.[/i][/b] [b][i]The cruelty is the point. The GOP hates women.[/i][/b][/quote] +1000 With a slight change. The GOP hates anyone who isn’t rich and white. Everyone else can suffer while they watch with glee. [/quote]
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