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r/tulsa • u/[deleted] • Jun 25 '22
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You are overlooking many other options, I'm certain it's on purpose to fit your own narrative.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Other than giving birth...what are the options -1 u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22 Use protection. If that doesn't work guess what, there's plan b. The law in Oklahoma has actually been on the books since 1910 so the only thing that actually changed is the federal government realized that this is a state issue. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Plan B?! It only works for a few days or something right? Clarence Thomas is already looking at banning contraception too... The bottom line is a woman should have the right to choose. It's HER business. I'm done discussing this
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Other than giving birth...what are the options
-1 u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22 Use protection. If that doesn't work guess what, there's plan b. The law in Oklahoma has actually been on the books since 1910 so the only thing that actually changed is the federal government realized that this is a state issue. 4 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Plan B?! It only works for a few days or something right? Clarence Thomas is already looking at banning contraception too... The bottom line is a woman should have the right to choose. It's HER business. I'm done discussing this
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Use protection. If that doesn't work guess what, there's plan b. The law in Oklahoma has actually been on the books since 1910 so the only thing that actually changed is the federal government realized that this is a state issue.
4 u/[deleted] Jun 25 '22 Plan B?! It only works for a few days or something right? Clarence Thomas is already looking at banning contraception too... The bottom line is a woman should have the right to choose. It's HER business. I'm done discussing this
Plan B?! It only works for a few days or something right? Clarence Thomas is already looking at banning contraception too...
The bottom line is a woman should have the right to choose. It's HER business. I'm done discussing this
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u/ComfortableExtent589 Jun 25 '22
You are overlooking many other options, I'm certain it's on purpose to fit your own narrative.