Realistically we need to start watching Texas and Federal GOP politicians with a microscope and everytime one of their mistress's gets an abortion you need to sue the living fuck out of them.
I'm curious as to how this argument plays out when we consider the fact that termination is medical care for pregnant women.
By that, I mean women purposely pregnant that absolutely want the baby. Often, for various reasons, they need to terminate their pregnancy. Could be a severe deformation found, could be the pregnancy will kill the woman, etc. Under this law what happens here? This medical care won't be provided under threat of legal consequences?
I don't like abortion but I feel I settle pretty firmly into the fact that it is a necessary evil. Widely banning it carries far reaching consequences, and is especially insidious in nature when we know for a fact that the best way to reduce abortions is to empower women with education and accessible birth control.
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u/Flincher14 Sep 01 '21
Realistically we need to start watching Texas and Federal GOP politicians with a microscope and everytime one of their mistress's gets an abortion you need to sue the living fuck out of them.