Fetuses are not "potential life", they are a separate living human being, scientifically speaking.

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Anonymous wrote:Patriots for Privacy!
Moms First!
Fight against Critical Oppression Theory (COT)!
Parental Rights! You can’t tell me how many kids to have!

Do not kill mothers!
Support our moms!
Let the family decide!
Stop government outreach in my healthcare!

The problem is that abortion terminates a potential life more than having the child. So that's not a good argument.

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The politicization of medicine is a very bad thing

Are you saying that a medical journal is out of its lane to argue that denying patients life-saving medical care will kill them? Or is your problem that a medical journal has come down in favor of keeping it legal for doctors to leverage medical procedures that allow them to keep their patients alive? Or maybe you're most worried about the fact that a medical journal has rightfully recognized that it's better for licensed physicians to perform medical procedures that people are going to have done regardless of whether they can find a doctor to do it safely.

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The politicization of medicine is a very bad thing

You mean like the conservative wing of SCOTUS is doing?

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The politicization of medicine is a very bad thing

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Normal people understand this. Forced birthers aren’t normal and are very excited to get to stone women to death, in a sense, as they haven’t been able to do for 49 years.

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Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No one has ever told you their personal stories and based on your tone, probably for good reason.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've counseled many teens and women. I didn't say I'm opposed to abortions. I don't think they should be viewed as a family planning tool.

When you say “family planning” do you mean “birth control”? Because it’s realistically broader than that. It really all aspects of reproductive health IMO. Deciding when to have a baby. Ensuring a pregnancy is healthy. Etc. Working with a team of doctors to make decisions around building your family.

Good lord. Idiots. Idiots.

Childbirth almost killed me. And what didn’t threaten my life was pretty terrible too. Let’s talk about vaginal hemorrhoids. Those were great. Wishing a nasty case of hemmys on all five of these jerks—plus the daily vomiting and debilitating headaches.

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Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No one has ever told you their personal stories and based on your tone, probably for good reason.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've counseled many teens and women. I didn't say I'm opposed to abortions. I don't think they should be viewed as a family planning tool.

Exactly zero women and girls use abortion as a family planning tool.

You must not have read the previous post or else you wrote it and are now backtracking.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No one has ever told you their personal stories and based on your tone, probably for good reason.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've counseled many teens and women . I didn't say I'm opposed to abortions. I don't think they should be viewed as a family planning tool.

At a fake crisis pregnancy center, that’s my guess. And you may not have said you’re opposed to abortions, but your tone said it all.

Exactly. The response sounds like it was written by a priest. Clueless about women’s health.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No. You can’t. Because in many cases abortion is the only option. You are truly clueless.

There is no guarantee that any woman who is sexually active won’t become pregnant, despite her best efforts not to become pregnant. Abortion needs to be an option for unwanted pregnancies. Have you ever been pregnant? Or are you a man? If so are you a father? Did you talk to your wife about what she was going through with her pregnancies? We’re they easy pregnancies? Did you ever fear for her life?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No one has ever told you their personal stories and based on your tone, probably for good reason.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've counseled many teens and women . I didn't say I'm opposed to abortions. I don't think they should be viewed as a family planning tool.

At a fake crisis pregnancy center, that’s my guess. And you may not have said you’re opposed to abortions, but your tone said it all.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:You need to win the slogan war:

Women's Lives Matter
Mothers' Freedom to Live
Born an Orphan

Republicans are so much better at winning the sound-byte war and turning votes because they focus on the extreme cases that make a law while ignoring the run of the mill.

Democrats won the messaging war in Florida labeling the parental bill the "Don't Say Gay" bill. They need to focus on the visceral message to label this action. It has to have a grain of truth, it doesn't have to be completely accurate.

Flip the script - “Abortion Saves Lives”

The problem with messaging is using terms that turn people off. The word abortion is so loaded from propaganda from both sides that many people, including a large amount of people who don't pay attention to the media and news sources, immediately have ideas in their mind that may or may not be part of the discussion.

To be effective messaging, you want to use terms that will give people a visceral positive message or a message that they automatically want to support. And that means not including the politically loaded word "abortion"

How is a medical procedure “loaded”? The point of saying Abortion and talking about abortion de stigmatizes it. But I want to make a slaughter change: Abortion care saves lives.

DP: It shouldn't be but it is. That's the unfortunate reality

And THAT is why we need to be talking about it. Tell our stories, how someone you love will need/has had an abortion. NOT talking about something Does. Not. Make. It. Less. Controversial.
Abortion care is healthcare, abortion saves lives, abortion allows women the freedom to decide when and how to have a family. Abortion is common. Access to abortion impacts our economic lives.

You can't decide when and how to have a family without being able to have an abortion?

No one has ever told you their personal stories and based on your tone, probably for good reason.

Sorry to disappoint you, but I've counseled many teens and women. I didn't say I'm opposed to abortions. I don't think they should be viewed as a family planning tool.

Exactly zero women and girls use abortion as a family planning tool.