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Wow can you say blame anybody else including the victim for the consequences of your wish to impose your religion on others.
And if the holy spirit was involved the situation would still exist as even rape is insufficient justification after 6 weeks in some states and before only if you formally accuse the rapist.
That's not the issue; the issue is that a woman who was trying to terminate a pregnancy died because of some technicality or conflict with the wording in a bill that was made into law, and the way to solve that problem is to fix the wording for the law by creating a new bill that fixes that and passing it into law.
So...out of 100 unwanted pregnancies, how many are the result of unprotected sex and how many are the result of rape.
What point are you trying to make here?
How was Thurman treated when she arrived at the hospital?
American Association of Pro-Life OBGYNs said, in reaction to the case, that “any first-year resident could make” the diagnosis that this was an infection due to an incomplete abortion, the standard of care for which is immediate antibiotics and a dilation and curettage, also known as a D&C.
A D&C involves dilating the patient’s cervix and surgically removing the retained products of conception by scraping the inside of the uterus. The process is used to treat both natural miscarriages and induced abortions.
But Thurman only received antibiotics three hours after presenting with infection symptoms and a D&C was not performed until approximately 20 hours after she arrived at the hospital in critical condition. She died on the operating table during the procedure.
Fact check: Harris blames abortion restriction for Georgia woman’s death - Washington Examiner
Vice President Kamala Harris, while campaigning, referenced the death of Georgia mother Amber Thurman, 28, following abortion pill complications. Here is all you need to know about the tragic case.www.washingtonexaminer.com
So this is really about pushing an agenda with false information.
How about taking note of the REAL point: We all warned you people that this was going to happen to people when Roe v. Wade was overturned. We all warned you people that this was going to happen when Republican states started banning abortion and instituting abortion bans. We all warned you that inserting an ignorant politicians' personal opinions in between a woman and her doctor is going to get people hurt and killed and here it is. It's happening. And then we get someone like you coming along trying to tell us this is all just "gaslighting" and "fake news" and whatever other BS you have to tell yourself to make this work out inside your head. I've already pointed out to you before that this kind of thing is happening in Texas as well, and you tried to blow that off too.
www.nbcnews.com
How about you go figure that out in the thread you started about it instead of here where the subject is something else.
One could claim that.
Consider that so many anti-abortion types consider
Allow me to elucidate. You're claiming laws against murder and theft are somehow linked to Christianity. They are not. Said laws existed during the reign of the world's first empire and it's emperor, Cyrus the Great of the Median Empire. Look him up, he was a pretty neat guy. Since Cyrus was a Zoroastrianist, if there's a religion that can claim credit for being responsibility for these laws. that would be the one. Ipso facto, since that religion is the one that established morality, Christianity is no longer required as we have a far superior substitute. See how that works?
It is generally understood that if you knowingly or should have known that the product you create will result in loss of life or other severe injury, you are liable.
The distinction is fundamental. Because a great start in the state of Georgia would be to allow abortion for all cases of rape and any kind of psychological violence.
When the facts are in your favor, argue the law!
Your post made me wonder.....
Why do Italians drink bottled water?
In Rome it's drinkable.
Reminds me of advice a law professor once told me of....
To avoid the other kind of Tuscan Trot, eh.
The following video makes some good points about the logistics of getting one of these exceptions OK'ed. Apparently, it's not the doctor that decides when the life of the mother is at risk, at least not with legal impunity, as they were afraid to act.
A girl or woman shouldn't live in Georgia or any of the other theocratic states if she is fertile. It looks like there are 14 states with a total abortion ban (ID, ND, SD, OK, TX, MO, AK, LA, IN, KY, WV, TN, AL, MS) and 4 more where it's 6 weeks (IA, SC, GA, FL).
Define rape. Define unwanted pregnancies. Is a wife who wants out of an abusive relationship but fears for her life a willing participant or a rape victim? Is a woman with a pre-existing medical condition that could lead to death during childbirth to be sacrificed at the Altar of Christian Morality because the QC inspector at Trojan missed one? This issue is soooo complex that it baffles comprehension, and solving it by claiming "An Invisible Sky Wizard knows" is borderline retarded.
I said that if the state of Georgia makes abortion always legal in the case of rape, that's a great start for the rape victims.
I live in a country...where there is no privacy. It's all public...even healthcare.
I think little sacrifices are needed to live better.
