Alabama GOP Proposes Frightening New Way To Intimidate Abortion Providers

What's frightening is the fact that many women want to kill their children. This speaks volumes about a person's degenerate nature and the decline of civilization. Sad.

a reply to: ShadowsOfEridu

Abortions have been around in one way or another since civilization began. So I guess we have been "declining" for thousands of years. And yet, we're still here.

originally posted by: ShadowsOfEridu
What's frightening is the fact that many women want to kill their children. This speaks volumes about a person's degenerate nature and the decline of civilization. Sad.

In ancient Sparta they used to throw their malformed children off of cliffs.

a reply to: Krazysh0t

Tuesday morning on a bill that would require abortion providers to disclose their annual income to patients, the portion of that income earned from performing abortions and how much they lose monetarily when a patient backs out of the procedure.

The best case scenario for the GOP is that they got a bad copy of the webster dictionary where the definition of big gov't was swapped out with the definition of small gov't .

Surely they couldn't be so consistently pissing on their own political ideals so often.

Please someone tell the GOP that when they say they believe in small gov't it does not mean to give more power to the gov't to monitor ,control, and listen to everything you do or to create new gov't programs or regulations.

The GOP represents the exact opposite of what they say they want.

I don't see how a true republican can actually believe in the GOP republican party anymore.

One a good note many are awaking up but to bad they are going from one screwing to what is likely another screwing with Trump.

Please people focus on the real issues so hopefully we can actually fix something rather than continue the cycle.

originally posted by: NthOther
Or does it really scare you that people might find out how much money is in the baby-killing industry?

None of which does anything to address the reason for the abortion.
This is being proposed while this state denies adequate sex education to its citizens, while the state denies adequate sexual health services and treatment, the cost of the procedure is neither here nor there, it's not going to change the mind of the woman going through the procedure at all.

As an aside, it's perhaps not too surprising that these states with such draconian attitudes are the ones barely surviving. Measure quality of life, healthcare, longevity, education, employment, prison populations etc in these traditionally Conservative states with other more liberal states and there seems to be a clear and obvious divide in many respects.

Looks to me, as an outsider, that those decades of Conservative governance have led to little or no progress for these states and cities.

Most sane and intelligent people would judge the validity of any political ideology based on its successes and failures, but in several states they just keep electing the same political ideology already proven to be failing them.

It's really quite bizarre that the same ignorant political notions are still stubbornly supported when they've been proven wrong over and over and over again.