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And you don't know every doctor in the hospital. Moving on...You don't know Mississippi.
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And you don't know every doctor in the hospital. Moving on...You don't know Mississippi.
Our doctor did.And you don't know every doctor in the hospital. Moving on...
So? Dude, seriously, this made up appeal to emotion does not help anything you arguing. Moving on...Our doctor did.
Second trimester abortions are the most important. You can’t do amniocentesis until 20 weeks and you don’t get the results for three or four weeks. Second trimester abortions are necessary and they should be right through until birth. Abortion is a medical matter not a legal matter.
I live in a country where abortion is a matter medical matter between a woman and her doctor. There are no laws governing abortions. Our abortion rate is half the rate of yours.
The reasons why our abortion rate is so much lower than yours can be found in the fact that women have mandated maternity leave here, paid for through our employment insurance. We have job stability for companies with more than 30 employees. If I get pregnant when I return from maternity leave in one year, they have to give me my old job back or a job at a comparable rate of pay.
We also have universal government funded healthcare available to both woman and her child. I paid nothing out of pocket for prenatal care or hospital and delivery.
With stable income throughout my program throughout my maternity leave, guaranteed job waiting for me when I returned, and no out-of-pocket costs for my medical care, confinement or delivery, there was no financial reason for me not to proceed with my pregnancy.
Exactly.Nope.
What post?Exactly.
Your post was just a lie. You are nowhere near the middle, you are simply an extremist. Welcome to the GOP.
My wife is more pro-life than I am. And so was my mom.Yes, I always run right to the first conservative old man I can find, when I want a good, informed opinion on women's health.
Oregon has a smaller population than Alabama and has 3 PP clinics.
Connecticut has an even smaller population, and has 3 PP clinics.
Vermont has about 1/8 the population of Alabama and has 3 PP clinics.
Legal barriers? Good!
Nice to see a proponent of Eugenics be honest about it.
My wife is more pro-life than I am. And so was my mom.
Why is it that men want to stop women from deciding their fate?
I'm no a proponent of eugenics. I am merely pointing to all of you people who fear whites losing power in the USA, that 70% of the women who have abortions are poor. The people who are the poorest in America are black and Hispanic women.
You don't want to pay welfare, food stamps, or education expenses for the poor, and yet you want to force all of these non-white women to give birth to babies they can't afford to raise. When abortion is banned, the middle class white women will continue to get abortions, because they've always gotten abortions. If I had gotten pregnant while in high school, I would not have had the money to get an abortion, even if had known where to go to get one.
If you reject abortion, don't have one. But you have no right to decide for other women. I don't care if every woman in your family since the dawn of time was opposed to abortion. I don't care what you believe. You have no right to inflict your values, your religion or your beliefs onto the lives of others.
I don't believe in abortion either and I have never had one. But I have friends who made a different choice and I respect their choice because I know that this was the right thing for them, and for their circumstances. If my amno-centsis test had had a different result, I would have had little choice in the matter. At 24 weeks and having already named my girl, what if . . . I thank God every day I never had to face that one.
As it stands, they wouldn't need his vote.I don't think SCOTUS will overturn it. If Roberts wasn't willing to strike down ObamaCare, which was blatantly unconstitutional on its face, I doubt he is going to rule in the affirmative on striking down Roe which will be even more controversial.
Are you okay with abortion on demand in the ninth month, since the person in the womb isn't a citizen until they are born? You still have not answered that question.
As for your racist comment, I had a subordinate in the military who had 7 abortions and for some reason never used contraception.
She was as white as it gets.
Nice to see a proponent of Eugenics be honest about it.
Well Casey did modify but not overrule Roe. The State does have a legit interest in protecting not just viable life but also how abortion affects society as a whole. The Miss case would overrule Casey at least to protection for women to choose an abortion, but I suppose the "timeline" is sort of open due to medical treatment improvement.Still waiting on Circe to answer the question. Ninth month abortions on demand okay since the baby isn't a citizen yet?