NewsVine_Mariyam
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No, I stand by my statement. Women have always been the ultimate target and if the anti-choice crowd cannot attack them directly, possibly because they have rights which can not be violated, then they take the indirect route, by harassing and now suing the providers into oblivion. This legislation forces the providers to take on unnecessary financial burdens and the resultant expenditures for legal consultations and time spent on fighting to defend themselves for things that they in all likelihood are not doing.And thus, you agree that you your 'swing and miss' comment was misplaced.
And I reiterate, all of this is very intrusive into the medical lives of women. The new law says the women can't be sued or prosecuted however you know how people are. If they can't get them legally they are not above harassing them or doxxing them or others forms of illegal activity.
If I weren't so busy currently there are things I could develop to assist them with dealing with this particular type of psychological and emotional harassment although The first thing I'd advise them to do BEFORE ever needing services if possible, is to get the hell out of Texas.