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Karma13612

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49. Exactly. Agree 100%

Sat Mar 12, 2022, 03:17 PM

Mar 2022

But, I would HOPE that we could stop the insanity by just telling lawmakers up front at the state and national level that they CANNOT even propose or pass laws which completely counter medical science. My point is that we should NOT have to go to the point of suing. This is the practice now.

Make a bad law, wait for the law suits, get verdicts, get verdicts overturned, try new jurisdictions, get stays, get delays, more law suits, rinse repeat ad nauseum.

When the laws go into effect and then you have to wait for them to be overturned, then people are ‘injured’. In this instance, we are now looking at death sentences, or state sponsored homicide.

No, just no.

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I talked to medical professionals and I asked them "Ectopic pregnancies, they CAN be viable, right?" [View all] ck4829 Mar 2022 OP

Wow unweird Mar 2022 #1

Christian fascists are really feeling emboldened aren't they? Normalized insanity, by the media. Alexander Of Assyria Mar 2022 #30

Always blame "The Media?" Should the media stop reporting on right wing insanity? Should we pretend Martin68 Mar 2022 #45

This is "legalized" matricide Wicked Blue Mar 2022 #2

But killing women makes the point that the GOP wants to make. Under His Eye. Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #3

Harsh rule demands obedience! Crack the whip! Fear! bucolic_frolic Mar 2022 #8

Under His Eye, indeed. yardwork Mar 2022 #10

I think many will assume it is ignorance on the part of those proposing it. It isn't. Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #12

Exactly! This is all carefully planned and orchestrated. yardwork Mar 2022 #17

But, also, it's literally legislating the murder of women for no reason at all, except Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #26

Emphatically NO! And, they often Quakerfriend Mar 2022 #4

I regret having to disagree with you but Rural_Progressive Mar 2022 #41

I don't know if it's still the case, but tying tubes was reportable to the state at one point. bucolic_frolic Mar 2022 #5

The point is to control and terrorize women into compliance. Irish_Dem Mar 2022 #6

Another probable unintended (or intended) consequence Bettie Mar 2022 #7

It already is hard for women to get proper care in Missouri xmas74 Mar 2022 #51

They play doctor in the legislature keithbvadu2 Mar 2022 #9

this is what theocracy looks like eShirl Mar 2022 #11

Can the intrepid media please ask every Republican kacekwl Mar 2022 #13

A lot of Republican women don't care about other women. haele Mar 2022 #48

I bet this doesn't pass. secondwind Mar 2022 #14

Really? Have you been paying attention to the escalating attacks on women's rights niyad Mar 2022 #28

If it does get passed and signed into law, it'll be struck down fast. ShazzieB Mar 2022 #31

Given that it is literally the legalization of the murder of random women, one would hope not. Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #46

How much you want to bet it does pass? Hekate Mar 2022 #52

I know I am preaching to the choir here but Karma13612 Mar 2022 #15

Politicians practicing medicine - is it legal? mrsadm Mar 2022 #39

Exactly. Agree 100% Karma13612 Mar 2022 #49

If this doesn't motivate women to vote Democratic, nothing will JohnSJ Mar 2022 #16

some of the republican idiots will think the woman made the pregnancy happen in the tube to demigoddess Mar 2022 #27

Sorry, it is pure ignorance and brainwashing JohnSJ Mar 2022 #43

OK, this is something I can't get my head around. You give an example of Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #47

she asked "What did you do to make her like this?" I answered that it happened at or before demigoddess Mar 2022 #53

Oh my God. That's crazy. Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #54

well, she hates me because she thinks I damaged someone with her sacred, perfect genes. demigoddess Mar 2022 #55

Also, what a monster to look at a child - IN YOUR OWN FAMILY! - with a disability and have the Scrivener7 Mar 2022 #56

isn't that the truth. I often say that she could apply to mensa. She was so bright about some things demigoddess Mar 2022 #57

If I were a prosecuting attorney in MIssouri DFW Mar 2022 #18

This. At least try it. Put them on notice. Captain Zero Mar 2022 #32

My best friend's daughter had an ectopic pregnancy two years ago. Diamond_Dog Mar 2022 #19

We should hold him up as the face of the anti-choice crowd Buckeyeblue Mar 2022 #20

In my world any asshole who promotes proven threats to life malaise Mar 2022 #21

This message was self-deleted by its author malaise Mar 2022 #22

Almost lost my wife to an Ectopic pregnancy bottomofthehill Mar 2022 #23

Untrained ignorant a-holes trying to regulate medicine, use it Ilsa Mar 2022 #24

I agree! Rebl2 Mar 2022 #34

Had one of those... 2naSalit Mar 2022 #25

Seitz would prefer pregnant women hemorrhage to death in service to his fake piety dlk Mar 2022 #29

Good article here about published misinformation and the correct facts mrsadm Mar 2022 #33

My daughter almost died from one Tree Lady Mar 2022 #35

It's also a very painful way to die. momta Mar 2022 #36

Mothers decisions marieo1 Mar 2022 #37

Well, if you can't force them to incubate unwanted fetuses, Farmer-Rick Mar 2022 #38

They don't care about the pregnancy part or the fetus. Oneironaut Mar 2022 #40

No doctor will allow his or her patient to die from an ectopic Wingus Dingus Mar 2022 #42

Ectopic pregnancies are an emergency procedure Greybnk48 Mar 2022 #44

THIS guy is making medical decisons for women Skittles Mar 2022 #50