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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]States are literally forcing women to give birth to children of their rapist! Why are people not more upset about this. Now women in the military are also being forced to give birth if they are raped. Wtf
https://www.ms.now/news/abortion-ban-veterans-affairs-va
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It continues to surprise me that women are not more upset about the erosion of abortion rights.[/quote]

Maybe because we have a party that is allowing men into our bathrooms and women’s sports teams. [/quote]
? Is that really worth losing your the rights to your body?
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Women still have the rights to their body.  
Believe it nor not, there are many women who would rather run on their school’s track team than have abortions.[/quote]

I think you are vastly underestimating the number of women who will need abortion care in their lives. [b]Miscarriages are abortions[/b], you know. And you are vastly overestimating the number of trans people if you think there will be no spots left for non trans people on the track team.[/quote]

You are vastly underestimating how painful a statement that is to women who have suffered a miscarriage.   Cruel.[/quote]

Im the PP from 17:47.  My miscarriage is listed in my medical record as a "spontaneous abortion".  Thats the actual medical terminology for a miscarriage.  I was surprised to see it listed as such, but the terminology is accurate.
I also had an ectopic pregnancy, and the treatment for that (I was given a series of methotrexate shots to dissolve it and narrowly avoided surgery) is, in fact, listed as an abortion.  I mean, I guess it was my choice to have it but, since the other option was hemorrhage and/or death, I am very thankful that the procedure was available.  I didn’t have to jump through hoops, run a gauntlet of "pro-life" protesters,  or wait until I was near death for a life-saving procedure.
I come from a family of veterans.  What a shame that our government no longer deems such health care of value to saving the lives of women.[/quote]

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