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In reply to the discussion: 20-week abortion ban vote coming in the Senate. Physician schools Mitch McConnell on fetal pain... [View all]AlexSFCA
(6,319 posts)17. this has never been about facts but votes
the turtle conviniently omits to mention that in many of those countries that ban abortion after 20 weeks, it is sill legal to do so for medical reasons and access to abortion before 20 weeks is easy and covered by universal health care. Aso, China is not a good expample with its one child policy, abortion is near mandatory.
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20-week abortion ban vote coming in the Senate. Physician schools Mitch McConnell on fetal pain... [View all]
CousinIT
Jan 2018
OP
McConnell's using Globalist view with abortions, while we're one of 2 nations against Paris Accord?
TheBlackAdder
Jan 2018
#25
100% agree. This is the same reason all drugs should be legal and provided for free.
MadDAsHell
Jan 2018
#40
So antiabortion religious zealots are now doing science...right... just lies.
Farmer-Rick
Jan 2018
#6
Attempts to ban abortion at 20 weeks aren't based on medical facts, just superstition,
procon
Jan 2018
#16
Finally, a doctor speaks out -- to the public, to the religious and to politicians.
Sophia4
Jan 2018
#20
Any politician who contradicts non-partisan public health analysts, and mainstream medical
ehrnst
Jan 2018
#35
I seem to recall that one of the states (maybe Ohio or Indiana) passed a bill like this that was so
dflprincess
Jan 2018
#41