I think Texas law allows abortion when the life of the mother is in jeopardy. if not, post the statute banning it.
On paper. But as this case proves in spades, no woman will ever get an exception approved.
When she received her court order, Ken Paxton, whose mistress got a legal abortion when he knocked her up, warned her doctors and the hospitals where they have admitting privileges that they would be prosecuted for performing the surgery, and there is still a question as to whether her husband and doctors will be sued for helping her obtain and abortion, under the Texas law.
Of course libs advocate a free anything goes lifestyle
it goes back many generations and is the basis of their toward Christians and Christian standards of morality
Of course 13 is too young to get married and have a baby
Adults failed that young girl long before she started having sex
And the father too who is probably not much older than she is
But infanticide is not the answer
That's bullshit. It's not "anything goes". The 13 year old was raped by her uncle. You not only made a LOT of false assumptions about this child, and her family - all based on the right wing stereotypes being fed to you by the anti-abortion movement.
Republicans keep trying to make abortion a "moral issue". It is NOT a moral issue. It's an economic and medical issue. The majority of women seeking abortions are not young, unmarried or immoral. They are mostly over 25, married with one or more children, and poor. The can't afford to bear or raise another child.
Infanticide is the murder of a baby. Abortion is neither murder, nor is the zygote a "baby" until it draws it's first breath.
One in four American women will have an abortion by the time they're 40 - either as a medical treatment for miscarriage, because they are not able to have a(nother) child for whatever reason.
If God has a problem with it, that's between the woman and God, when she gets to the Pearly Gates. It's certainly NONE of your concern.