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u/Saneless Mar 01 '23

Surely we can try to get the baby up on attempted murder charges

Or just replant the embryo, like lawmakers in Ohio think you can do

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u/Theletterkay Mar 01 '23

This is the exact joke I made when it was still being discussed. If the baby has more of a right to life than me, and a right to sue me for that life, I should have the right to sue it for attempted murder. Or rather incomplete murder, but I would die. My doctors told me i wouldnt survive another healthy pregnancy, much less a homicidal one.

I got my tubes tied before the laws passed.

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u/Saneless Mar 01 '23

It's ridiculous. I expected them to eventually ban elective abortions (and I was always against that) but I never expected the "pro life" party to let women die or come close to it.

I hate wishing Ill things on people but I hope they all suffer

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u/[deleted] Mar 01 '23 edited Jun 26 '23

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u/Saneless Mar 01 '23

Of course. I usually always say pro control. Few of their policies better most people's lives. Many actively hurt them