just three women have died and 50783 babies have been saved by Texas' abortion law. A damn good trade if you ask me.
just three women have died and 50783 babies have been saved by Texas' abortion law. A damn good trade if you ask me.
Thirty-five-year-old Porsha Ngumezi’s case raises questions about how abortion bans are pressuring doctors to avoid standard care even in straightforward miscarriages.
https://www.cdc.gov/reproductive-health/data-statistics/abortion-surveillance-findings-reports.html for the abortion numbers.
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Birth control is not murder.
I'm sure there's probably been a couple out of state abortions, but they'd have to drive for 16 hours for it. It's banned in Louisiana and Oklahoma. Arkansas only allows it in emergencies. So you're talking about a hell of a drive and getting a hotel for a night or two. If you can't be bothered with a pill, are you really going to be bothered to road trip?
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Birth control and abortion are 1:1 comparisons when we’re talking about nonviable pregnancies and fetuses that were raped into someone. Either they’re both murder or neither one is, you don’t get to pick and choose your morals just because you choose not to understand the ACTUAL ramifications.
Do you think folks who don’t want kids just magically turn into good parents when they’re forced to keep them? What do you think happens to all these babies that are being “saved”? You know that places that restrict abortion have higher teenage pregnancy right? And anywhere with higher teenage pregnancy also trends toward higher poverty, crime, untimely death, lower education, etc.
What’s your end game? Where do you think this goes?
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My end game is less baby murder, and guess what happened? Less baby murder! Mission accomplished.
How are you so evil that you're advocating for baby murder?
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find a different strawman
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Everyone can easily read what you wrote, don't even pretend that you didn't.
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Everyone can see you responding to a single sentence of a whole point, don’t even pretend that you didn’t.
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