Ohio grand jury to decide whether to charge woman who miscarried for ‘abuse of a corpse’

[Tommy Tainant]

Ohio grand jury to decide whether to charge woman who miscarried for ‘abuse of a corpse’

Brittany Watts’s water broke prematurely and she miscarried at home; when she went to the hospital a nurse called the police

www.theguardian.com

The dems must be elated by this piece of cruelty.
Whet misery are they putting this poor woman through ?
I cannot think of any valid reason for this action.

 

[Lord Long Rod]

The Guardian … it is an advocacy piece, not news

 

[Donald H]

Ohio grand jury to decide whether to charge woman who miscarried for ‘abuse of a corpse’

Brittany Watts’s water broke prematurely and she miscarried at home; when she went to the hospital a nurse called the police

www.theguardian.com

The dems must be elated by this piece of cruelty.
Whet misery are they putting this poor woman through ?
I cannot think of any valid reason for this action.

This stuff isn't something we need to worry about Tommy. Best just leave them to their choices until they start acting like responsible adults when dealing with abortion issues.

 

[toobfreak]

The dems must be elated by this piece of cruelty.
Whet misery are they putting this poor woman through ?
I cannot think of any valid reason for this action.

I was a bit shocked that you could ever be on the right side of any issue and why they would be prosecuting a woman over something beyond her control until I read this:

Watts left the hospital against medical advice. She returned the next day, but left again. Watts ended up miscarrying the fetus at home, into the toilet, which became clogged with blood, tissue and stool, according to the Washington Post. Watts thought that she removed the mass clogging the toilet and “placed it outdoors”, in the words of the outlet.

That is what they are prosecuting her for. Maybe the baby was nonviable, but apparently you can't just go off and dump the dead fetus on the sidewalk. There has to be some medical accounting of it.

 

[pknopp]

She needs to sue the hospital for millions for refusing to treat her when she came to them needing treatment.

 

[Tommy Tainant]

I was a bit shocked that you could ever be on the right side of any issue and why they would be prosecuting a woman over something beyond her control until I read this:

Watts left the hospital against medical advice. She returned the next day, but left again. Watts ended up miscarrying the fetus at home, into the toilet, which became clogged with blood, tissue and stool, according to the Washington Post. Watts thought that she removed the mass clogging the toilet and “placed it outdoors”, in the words of the outlet.

That is what they are prosecuting her for. Maybe the baby was nonviable, but apparently you can't just go off and dump the dead fetus on the sidewalk. There has to be some medical accounting of it.

She is the victim of medieval laws in a society that lacks basic freedoms. What a ******* shithole.

 

[Blaster]

She is the victim of medieval laws in a society that lacks basic freedoms. What a ******* shithole.

Yes, England is a shithole.

 

[toobfreak]

She is the victim of medieval laws in a society that lacks basic freedoms. What a ******* shithole.

What basic freedom? The freedom to crap out a dead corpse in your bathroom trash can without the authorities being able to register it as a death, or whether or not it was due to natural causes or some sort of illegal abortive activity?

Speaking of freedoms, Ace, are you free to walk outside right now or get on your social media and criticize muslims or gays? Or won't the police come and arrest you just for mispronouning one of them, eh, Ace?

 

[Zincwarrior]

Speaking of freedoms, Ace, are you free to walk outside right now or get on your social media and criticize muslims or gays? Or won't the police come and arrest you just for mispronouning one of them, eh, Ace?

They will? Please cite the law.

 

[toobfreak]

They will? Please cite the law.

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2023-12-26/the-right-to-protest-is-under-threat-in-britain-undermining-a-pillar-of-democracy

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[00:00:00] Billy: David, you ran into some trouble in 2021 that became somewhat of a legal nightmare for you. You […]

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thespectator.com

 

[Zincwarrior]

https://www.usnews.com/news/world/articles/2023-12-26/the-right-to-protest-is-under-threat-in-britain-undermining-a-pillar-of-democracy

Policing Pronouns: How “Misgendering” is Becoming the New Battleground Over Discrimination

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jonathanturley.org

UK Preacher Reported as Terrorist After ‘Disturbing’ ‘Misgendering’ Arrest Wins BIG After Legal Nightmare

[00:00:00] Billy: David, you ran into some trouble in 2021 that became somewhat of a legal nightmare for you. You […]

www.faithwire.com

The journalist investigated by police for 'using the wrong pronouns' | 20 March 2019

Here we go again. Another woman is facing a police investigation – and potentially, a jail sentence — because she wrote things online about sex, gender and a person who changed gender. So far, so familiar, but this tale has a significant feature. The woman is a journalist. A British police...

thespectator.com

Thats not the US.

 

[toobfreak]

Thats not the US.

A). We were talking about Great Britain.

B). You did not indicate otherwise.

C). Some of my links DID apply to the USA.

Don't you read?

 

[reconmark]

Nurse should be sued and lose her license.

 

[The Duke]

Idk, but there's a lot of satan worshippers in Ohio.

 

[Zincwarrior]

And, Grand Jury no billed.

Ohio woman who miscarried at home won't be charged with corpse abuse, grand jury decides

An Ohio woman who miscarried on a home toilet and then left will not be criminally charged for her handling of a home miscarriage.

apnews.com

 

[initforme]

She shouldn't be criminally charged. Common sense.