Montana Supreme Court Nixes Extremist Anti Abortion laws, Citing onstitutional Privacy Rights

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A major problem is that there is not a social civil contract of agreement made valid through informed consent .

There is not a writ of law , that a ritual of sex , provides a rite of entitlement to a male to deprive a female of the self ownership or self determination elements of individualism .

Where is this writ for rites as a social civil agreement from ritual , between the male and the female , made valid through informed consent , that the consequences of consent to copulate , in the event of fertilization , are that a natural processes of pregnancy must follow through to parturition , or that an agreement is made where the pregnancy must be terminated ?

The us republic is founded upon principles of individualism , through a credo of e pluribus unum , which requires equal protection of negative liberties among individuals , where individual necessarily implies live birth .


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The us declaration of independence states that all men are created equal , which surreptitiously implies that women are not equal with men , and see us 19th amendment as proof .

An etymology of the term person is per - as in countable by census , and son - as in male by sex , when combined with a us 14th amendment stating that any per son may become a us citizen , those imply that females would not technically be citizens of us republic .

To correct the error of diction , the term person should be replaced with the term individual , thereby removing sex as a distinguishing characteristic for citizenship .

By the principles of individualism , the self ownership element relates that a female is entitled to free roam , to free association and to progeny , while the self determination element relates that a female is entitled to own private property and to exercise willful intents by entering into social civil agreements made valid through informed consent .


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There are perceptions in some males that the physical inferiority of frailty in females necessarily implies fealty , whereby any female consenting to a ritual of sex becomes subjugated to superior rites of males to dictate conformance with its domination .

That a male might be justified in a civil tort against a female for having an abortion without consent of the male was anticipated by https://statutes.capitol.texas.gov/Docs/HS/htm/HS.171.htm#171.208 .

The scotus and texas courts have established precedence that any plaintiff in a suit must have valid damages and not simply be aware that an abortion has occurred .

Sec. 171.208. CIVIL LIABILITY FOR VIOLATION OR AIDING OR ABETTING VIOLATION. (a) Any person, other than an officer or employee of a state or local governmental entity in this state, may bring a civil action against any person who:
(1) performs or induces an abortion in violation of this subchapter;
(2) knowingly engages in conduct that aids or abets the performance or inducement of an abortion, including paying for or reimbursing the costs of an abortion through insurance or otherwise, if the abortion is performed or induced in violation of this subchapter, regardless of whether the person knew or should have known that the abortion would be performed or induced in violation of this subchapter; or
(3) intends to engage in the conduct described by Subdivision (1) or (2).
Legal semantic weeds. Make something obvious and simple into something disingenuously and unnecessarily complicated.
Abortion was not considered when most law was established.
Copulation is a contract. Duh.
 
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Abortion was not considered when most law was established.
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Copulation is a contract. Duh.
Copulation is a contract for copulation with nothing else implied , duh .
 
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I'm m shocked that the Texas law still stands. It's a disgrace, using Nazi enforcement laws on civilians.
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Montana’s Republican-controlled legislature abrogated privacy rights guaranteed by the state constitution, the court ruled:

nder Montana’s Constitution, the right of individual privacy—that is, the right of personal autonomy or the right to be let alone—is fundamental.

“It is, perhaps, one of the most important rights guaranteed to the citizens of this State, and its separate textual protection in our Constitution reflects Montanans’ historical abhorrence and distrust of excessive governmental interference in their personal lives.”

The high court sided with an advanced practice nurse practitioner and a clinician who challenged a 2005 law, styled “Control of Practice of Abortion,” that limited who could provide health services.

The health professionals also are called advanced practice registered nurses (APRNs), family nurse practitioners (FNPs), certified nurse-midwifes (CNMs), and physician assistants (PAs).

The district court ruled that the legislature violated a woman’s “fundamental right of privacy to seek abortion care from a qualified health care provider of her choosing” when enacting the 2005 law.


Hang on America. We will get rid of these anti American extremist assholes, state by state. Election by election.

It's coming, and may take longer in certain areas of the country where the most extreme anti American fringe lunatics are. But it's coming.
"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?

"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?

House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?

House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":
 
"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?

"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?

House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?

House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":
Your claptrap is not why you are in power.
 
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"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?
"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?
House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?
House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":
 
"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?

"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?

House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?

House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":
So, you like being a ghoul.

Are women supposed to hide from your religion in public and walk behind men?
 
"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?

"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?

House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?

House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":

How about all fucking men shut the fuck up about trying to control a Woman's body. Abortion is NOT based on a whim or based convience.

A pregnancy that threatens the life of the Mother is a medical necessity. IF the fetus is NOT viable outside of the womb, abortion is a necessity. A Woman should NOT be forced to a baby that is the result rape and/or incest. Men have no right to determine a Woman's health care needs.
 
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"Privacy rights"?! How about the unborn baby's right not to be exterminated simply for his mother's convenience? Getting poisoned via an injection and then being sucked out with a power vacuum is a pretty serious violation of privacy rights, wouldn't you say?

"Extremist anti-abortion laws"?! You must be kidding.
House Bill 136 banned abortions at 20 weeks, so it gave mothers 19 weeks and 6 days to decide whether or not to have their babies killed. That's "extreme"?

House Bill 171 banned abortions via telehealth, imposed a 24-hour waiting period, requiring a patient to use a state form that had various notifications, and required new credentialing for medical providers who perform abortions to ensure safety and health standards were being maintained. What's "extreme" about any of that?

House Bill 140 required abortion clinics to provide two forms of ultrasound and fetal heart tones, and imposed civil penalties for providers who refused to comply. Oh, heaven forbid that a mother see the baby and hear his/her heartbeat before finally deciding to kill him/her. "Extreme"? I truly wonder how people like you can consider yourselves "humane," "enlightened," and "progressive.":
Thank GOD. The government has NO right to intervene with sexual or reproductive rights. At least one of these crazy republican states has now been held accountable for their actions against the people.
 
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Unfortunately this is most likely way over most of the anti-abortion people's heads . They are way too emotional about sticking their heads into other people's business and imagining a full grown baby in that woman's belly. They are very simple folk and most are hopelessly lost in their religion on this issue too. No reason is involved , pure emotion.
 

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