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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]They caved to threats of lawsuits from the forced birthers. I have moved our prescriptions and they will not see a dime from us anymore. https://www.npr.org/2023/03/04/1161143595/walgreens-abortion-pill-mifepristone-republican-threat-legal-action Walgreens won't distribute abortion pills in states where Republican officials have threatened legal action — including some places where abortion is still legal and available[/quote] The proper response would be for blue states to allow consumers to sue large pharmacies who don’t carry it. Make the damages statutory large and include attorney fees[/quote] On what legal grounds?[/quote] Open racism. The vast majority of aborted babies are Black.[/quote] By their mothers, who made the decision to have an abortion (a [b]very difficult decision[/b]). There is no “mass abortion” happening.[/quote] It’s not always a difficult decision. For a poor woman, particularly a first generation college student or someone struggling to feed her existing children, an abortion may be the easiest decision she ever makes. She might regret having gotten into the situation in the first place, or regret having to do what she needs to do in order to pay for it, but terminating the pregnancy often brings about nothing but relief. Same goes for women who wanted the pregnancy but found out late the fetus was doomed to die. Don’t fall into this fallacy that abortion is some huge moral struggle for most women. most women have no issue separating a real live baby from a 6-week possibility and don’t share the moral views of those who refuse to acknowledge a difference. The vast majority do not regret the choices they make. [/quote]
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