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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is a feature, not a bug, of the GQP Christofascist agenda. If the poor sluts die in childbirth, it’s that much easier to steal their babies and give them to “more deserving” couples without any of that welfare or open adoption nonsense. Everyone knows good wealthy Christian women won’t die, they’ll always get good care. [/quote]

Do you even hear yourself?  
Nobody is "stealing" babies.  Good God.  You people are sick.  [/quote]

What’s your explanation for why “you people” let mothers die in childbirth, then?[/quote]

Nobody "lets" mothers die in childbirth.  Who are you to ask such a question?!
There are risks with ANY medical procedure.  Childbirth is one of those.  Especially when the mother has underlying medical conditions, is obese, or has ignored prenatal care check ups.  
It is tragic when a woman dies during childbirth, or shortly thereafter.  A baby is left without a mother and if she is married, a spouse without a partner.  And, if she has any other children they are without a mother as well.  
Nobody "lets" it happen.  
And, despite the risks, millions of women give birth every year.  And will continue to do so.  The alternative is not having children at all.  Which would mean the end of the human race.  
Is this what you want?[/quote]

FU. I had a dear friend die in childbirth. Only 28. Was not obese. Did not miss any prenatal checkups. Had no underlying health risks.

Any process that could kill you should not be forced on you. Yes women can voluntarily agree to undergo it. But the state has no right to force you to take it on. [/quote]

Sorry your friend died.  Was pregnancy forced on her?
If you don't want to give birth, don't get pregnant.  
See .... simple.  [/quote]
The sensitivity and empathy of the forced birther on full display here.

Nested PP, I’m so very sorry. At 28 that must have been a painful shock to all her friends and family.[/quote]

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