Texas abortion ban to take effect Wednesday; pro-aborts seeking last-minute block

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

Medicare/Medicaid is taxpayer funded.

And they don't pay for on demand abortions. But, on demand abortions can be, and are performed by many OB/GYNs that do accept those reimbursements for covered services, but like Planned Parenthood, are not reimbursed for abortions, and so they accept other methods of payment.

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

Sometimes contraception doesn’t work.

originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: Vasa Croe

I personally know two, my daughter and niece have balanced translocations. I do as well but too old to worry about that anymore. Trisomy 18, look it up.

So, unlike you, who clearly didn’t make good choices, my loved ones could be harassed by these bounty assholes for nothing more than their genes. Yay!

I made great choices. How's your marriage doing?

Sorry about your daughter and niece.....more sorry you are their mother/aunt. I am sure you all get along swimmingly! What shade of blue is your hair today?

Millions are being harrassed because they don't want a vaccine or don't want to wear a mask. Let me know when you care about them and I'll care about your personal situation.

originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

Sometimes contraception doesn’t work.

Like vaccines, no contraception is 100% effective.

a reply to: bobs_uruncle

You are not going to end abortion, it simply goes underground like it was before roe v wade

originally posted by: knoxie
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

What about those carrying severely handicapped fetuses. They’ll have no choice now - how is that good?

Or, are they lazy, negligent and stupid?

I replied to this via Vasa Croe, but to do it again....

That is a good point, I was only looking at healthy outcomes. So quite likely abortions should be available for medical reasons, mother or fetus/baby. Maybe the Texans will see this as a rational approach. I agree, nothing is black or white, in some cases.

However, I still maintain that abortion is not contraception.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Wow, mature.

Feel better?

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan
Well, now when a man pushes a women down the stairs and causes her to miscarry, the man can be sued for $10 000 along with facing assault charges.

Then again, there might be the possibility that they decided she wanted to end the abortion and threw herself down the stairs and lock her up instead.

a reply to: LSU2018

But its not a person nor a killing but an abortion.

Its insanely stupid and arrogant to attempt to tell a woman what she can and cannot grow in her own body.

Simple as that really.

And that's about as big a picture as it gets.

Did you get a Student Loan also LSU2018, aye everyone pays them back mate. LoL

As to your debt what you would do there is declare yourself bankrupt i imagine.

But that don't work with Student loans im afraid.

End of the day your are responsible for your own mistakes, if your are clever you will learn from them.

a reply to: knoxie

Just responding to you in kind after your "good choices" comments.

Typical of folks like you though....can dish but can't take it. Get to your safe space fast!

And yes, I do feel much better.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha

originally posted by: bigfatfurrytexan

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

If it was really considered "murder" the state would be enforcing the law and prosecuting violators, instead of enticing citizens to civilly sue, with a $10,000 prize if they can successfully prove someone gave aid to a woman seeking an abortion.

The people against abortion consider it murder. Those ar ethe people you are online arguing with.

But, they're okay with "murder" before a heart beat can be detected. Or, is this 6 week line supposed to be some kind of temporary gracious compromise?

Because any decent person, while being against abortion, will tell you that if you MUST do it, at least do it before a heartbeat is formed.

a reply to: Vasa Croe

Are they being rewarded with $10,000, lololol.

Y’all and your false equivalences are fun, it reeks of desperation.

originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: bobs_uruncle
How can you say that a young teen, maybe even preteen that ends up pregnant because of sexual abuse is stupid, or laxy,, irresponsible, or anything else? How is the mother of that child irresponsible for seeking medical help for the child, and after listening to the doctors advice decided the abortion should be terminated?
There is no exception in the law!!! The state has made it open season to harass that little girl and her family just as they have any irresponsible, lazy, stupid, whatever people..
If they don't have the heart to make an exception for children, they have no heart.

Nobody should be harassed, I think some of these pro-lifers are seriously off their meds. But because the prospective mother has 6 weeks to git 'er done, not gittin' 'er done is irresponsible, neglectful, lazy and/or stupid, especially considering the help is available for pre-6 week abortions.

Cheers - Dave

a reply to: Vasa Croe

You are the one who called your kids mom a deadbeat, lol.

originally posted by: Vasa Croe
a reply to: knoxie

Just responding to you in kind after your "good choices" comments.

Typical of folks like you though....can dish but can't take it. Get to your safe space fast!

And yes, I do feel much better.

You’re the one who clearly got triggered by “good choices “!!!

Lmfao

a reply to: bigfatfurrytexan

Had abortion been kept as a rarity, instead of a culture war that has celebrities telling how proud they are to have had an abortion, you likely wouldn't have seen this happen.

If Republicans weren't on a constant hell bent siege against women's reproductive rights, consistently chipping away at Roe V Wade, subjecting women to degrading and unnecessary expensive and intrusive exams, intimidation and mental counseling, waiting periods, travel, etc., you wouldn't see any of this happening.

Roe V Wade isn't broken. No blue state laws or leftist legislation has altered Roe V Wade at all. Only the people supporting this law and challenging Roe V Wade are people who want to send us back 50 years when men, not women, were in control of women's reproductive rights.

a reply to: LSU2018

?? About two weeks after your last period was due? Are you serious? For many women being a few weeks late or early isn't that unusual.

originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Only if the right is cool with making rape and child molestation worthy of a life sentence instead of exalting them to the positions of president, congressman, or supreme court justice!

How ironic, got any evidence? I do...

originally posted by: dawnstar
a reply to: Vasa Croe
Yes, a small minority..
So what was the harm in adding and exception for them?
They didn't.. they must like the idea of 12 year old little girls being forced into motherhood!

Clearly you're grasping for straws with that last sentence.

originally posted by: Sookiechacha
a reply to: bobs_uruncle

Medicare/Medicaid is taxpayer funded.

And they don't pay for on demand abortions. But, on demand abortions can be, and are performed by many OB/GYNs that do accept those reimbursements for covered services, but like Planned Parenthood, are not reimbursed for abortions, and so they accept other methods of payment.

Let's start with this Link and maybe you can explain it? Planned parenthood gets funding from multiple sources allegedly, so the bucket of funds is used without any real control over where the funds come from.

Maybe you can explain to me how you use specifically wind power or solar power and how it separated from nuclear power and oil, coil or gas power? Explain that one please since it's all in the same grid, just like PP's money is all in the same bucket. lol

Cheers - Dave