Texas attorney general petitions state supreme court after woman who sued the state was granted perm

And they arent impacting that being when they decided to abort it???? Crazy.

 

Do tell, does a fetus especially during the first trimester have sentience?

Or is this another question you will simply dodge?

 

If it doesnt have sentience why would alcohol and drugs matter?

Do all abortions take place during 1st trimester?

 

its not just about 'feeling superior' (though that is a motivator), it is about using that presumed superiority to control those they have decided are lesser - women who have sex outside marriage. Modern conservatism has few genuine principles, but punishing the 'lesser' (anyone who is not exactly like them) to make them conform is a powerful one. Feeds all manner of emotional needs for conservatives.

 

Overwhelmingly the later abortions (between 13-21 weeks) are either for due to inability to pay due to increased cost, or medical reasons

https://www.guttmacher.org/fact-sheet/induced-abortion-united-states

 

Teratogenicity eg foetal alcohol syndrome

 

One is impacting a being that will have sentience made by a choice the sentient being carrying it has made.

One is forced by the state (gotta love small government conservatives) against the sentient being.

Around 91% abortions do happen in the first trimester and the majority of the ones done after that point is because of medical necessity.

 

Meh... those are lefty numbers.... Clearly 87.9% of abortions are done on demand in the 33rd week or later exclusively because the mother wants to go back to whoring.....

 

Hey, look... they had a MAGAsurrection yesterday in Austin

(MAGAsurrection = any group MAGA opposes assembling peacefully at a government building)

https://www.kvue.com/article/news/p...ourt/269-289a63dc-1d16-453e-8634-fbf43fbe55e9

 

old Republicans in power are out of touch with their own base, most Republicans do not want government deciding for them

 

Here is this selfish bitch in her owns words...

https://www.ourmidland.com/opinion/...xplains-suing-texas-abortion-law-18546890.php

Just shut up and make more babies after this one is done, will ya? Nobody has time for your feminist whining...

 

the government should not be deciding for her... period

 

If you never had a condom break them you haven’t used many or aren’t doing it right lol

 

Or deciding for her period either

 

I doubt many incels have ever had to deal with that issue. It would explain the way some of them vote as well.

Not applicable to anyone here of course

The same people that take pleasure in forcing a child to have their rape baby seem to know that’s the only way they will ever be able to force a relationship.

 

Sounds like Kate has left the Texiban to get her required health care.

https://www.cbs19.tv/article/news/l...used/287-9ad29dbd-c8f7-4da2-8004-657f462432ec

While I'm sad she won't be able to complete her winning stance in court, she's gotta do what's best for her..

Good Luck to her... now and in the future to have a 3rd living child...

At the very least, she needs to be out campaigning against Texas lawmakers who allowed this situation...

 

This means she won’t be able to get the after care near family and friends.

 

Why does it mean that? She can come right back after shes medically cleared to travel, which probably won't be that long... I don't believe the Texiban has made a law against caring for post-abortion patients..... probably only because they haven't thought of it yet...

Still.... that versus potentially dying without the abortion? Easy call there...

 

Imagine a woman having to travel to another state because the state she lives in doesn’t fully believe in freedom…at least for women anyway.

 

Its what she was upset about in her interview. She felt that way.

People should not have to leave their homes to get care.

 

I wonder how long it will be before the Tejas Taliban actually succeeds in killing a pregnant woman by denying her medical care.

The case would have to be heard in federal court since the cowards in Tejas government would claim sovereign immunity.

 

Of course not (leave their states, not their homes)... but she had to, and she'll be back among friends soon enough

What she SHOULD have done is to be in the clinic/hospital last Thursday afternoon, when the ruling for the original go ahead for her abortion came down.

 

I have assistance putting them on , its a 2 person job. Minimum

 

Is Texas one of the states that can take punitive action for someone that goes interstate for a procedure? Does she run the risk of being charged or sued when she returns?

 

I do hope you're not suggesting that our fellow poster is a dick head...??