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WhiskeyGrinder

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27. Dozens of people who used drugs while pregnant have faced criminal charges. It's likely to increase

Reply to TheRickles (Reply #13)

Wed Jan 11, 2023, 01:40 PM

Jan 2023

now that Roe is gone.

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Women can be prosecuted for taking abortion pills, says Alabama attorney general [View all] Tom Yossarian Joad Jan 2023 OP

Commit Tax Fraud, Steal Classified Documents Or Incite An Insurrection Instead SoCalDavidS Jan 2023 #1

Of course, 'cause that's what they do in Alabama. elleng Jan 2023 #2

A new campaign gift to Dems. Treat it as such and begin NOW! nt Samrob Jan 2023 #3

The Human Life Protection Act ? YoshidaYui Jan 2023 #4

Unless they intercept mail, or other communications pfitz59 Jan 2023 #5

make it part of a random drug test or pulled over for dui? dembotoz Jan 2023 #16

There's no drug test for mif. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2023 #25

yet dembotoz Jan 2023 #29

Unlikely to be. It's metabolized very quickly. WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2023 #30

But what are your thoughts about this. ancianita Jan 2023 #6

Huh? NT mahatmakanejeeves Jan 2023 #7

The OP is about prosecuting the women, not fed gov agencies, or pharma muriel_volestrangler Jan 2023 #15

Okay. I hear you. And I get that. But I'm thinking there is always more behind prosecuting women, ancianita Jan 2023 #22

If men are so smart they should figure out how to have the babies themselves and leave us alone Walleye Jan 2023 #8

I second the thought!! riversedge Jan 2023 #11

Or good Rebl2 Jan 2023 #20

That of course would be reasonable alternative, if possible Walleye Jan 2023 #21

Don't worry wolfie001 Jan 2023 #9

Men who take medications that inhibit sperm output should also be prosecuted by this law bucolic_frolic Jan 2023 #10

So the OTC med Rebl2 Jan 2023 #23

Guess the busybody party is going to have to create a whole new police force to follow Vinca Jan 2023 #12

"Chemical endangerment" - so pregnant women who drink alcohol or smoke will also be prosecuted. QED. TheRickles Jan 2023 #13

Or industries that spew out fumes and liquids that cause miscarriages and birth defects? ck4829 Jan 2023 #14

Dozens of people who used drugs while pregnant have faced criminal charges. It's likely to increase WhiskeyGrinder Jan 2023 #27

Republicans should just go ahead and declare full Taliban policies instead of their piecemeal Lonestarblue Jan 2023 #17

Why not just put all pregnant women in Maternity Camps until the 'product' is delivered? 70sEraVet Jan 2023 #18

So what if they step across the border and take the pills Farmer-Rick Jan 2023 #19

How did we get here? Marthe48 Jan 2023 #24

Like it or not we don't have equal rights. Hope22 Jan 2023 #26

Good luck with that, Mr. Marshall. Martin68 Jan 2023 #28

K&R Yo_Mama_Been_Loggin Jan 2023 #31

Name one Doctor that ever proscribed Meth fumes. Grins Jan 2023 #32

Any state official that tries to enforce this should be arrested and charged Mysterian Jan 2023 #33

Don't ask don't tell gets a new use case? Brainfodder Jan 2023 #34

Prove it is all I can say... raising2moredems Jan 2023 #35

"Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall said Tuesday..." LudwigPastorius Jan 2023 #36

Time to go The Bopper Jan 2023 #37

Here's a thought Marthe48 Jan 2023 #38