I for one will make a point of never setting foot in Georgia. IMO, Georgians should immediately plan to pack up and leave. Those that don't are to be pitied.
I for one will make a point of never setting foot in Georgia. IMO, Georgians should immediately plan to pack up and leave. Those that don't are to be pitied.This entire thing is bordering on Sharia law. If I was a female, I'd deeply consider moving out of the state on principal.
https://slate.com/news-and-politics...-CH8dhfrU6HMwc0z3wLvpaC310gBELT2PwMAJ5t1YIkqA
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HB 481 would also have consequences for women who get abortions from doctors or miscarry. A woman who seeks out an illegal abortion from a health care provider would be a party to murder, subject to life in prison. And a woman who miscarries because of her own conduct—say, using drugs while pregnant—would be liable for second-degree murder, punishable by 10 to 30 years’ imprisonment. Prosecutors may interrogate women who miscarry to determine whether they can be held responsible; if they find evidence of culpability, they may charge, detain, and try these women for the death of their fetuses.
Even women who seek lawful abortions out of state may not escape punishment. If a Georgia resident plans to travel elsewhere to obtain an abortion, she may be charged with conspiracyto commit murder, punishable by 10 years’ imprisonment. An individual who helps a woman plan her trip to get an out-of-state abortion, or transports her to the clinic, may also be charged with conspiracy. These individuals, after all, are “conspiring” to end of the life of a “person” with “full legal recognition” under Georgia law. "
That's exactly what's happening as the result of 'pro-life' policies, isn't it?If I understand you correctly you're saying that a pro-life stance is based on trying to ensure that if someone rapes someone else and fathers a child, it is allowed to survive?
As someone that has lived through a late miscarriage, I really hope all those Republican MEN that wrote and voted for this get their nuts ripped off in a rusty bicycle chain.
Ohio’s new “heartbeat bill” means that the 11-year-old girl will likely be forced to carry the child to birth, regardless of the fact that she was raped.
well shit lucky for this rape victim that she is just young enough that she might be spared having to endure carrying a child to term.This sounds like a case of [citation needed] if I've ever heard of one. What a stupid thing to even speculate about. Surely, there must be provisions that take into account pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother, yes? Pregnancy is inherently risky as heck for an 11 year old and based on that alone, no one is going to force her to go to term. Use your heads, people.
you don't know conservative christians very well do you.This sounds like a case of [citation needed] if I've ever heard of one. What a stupid thing to even speculate about. Surely, there must be provisions that take into account pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother, yes? Pregnancy is inherently risky as heck for an 11 year old and based on that alone, no one is going to force her to go to term. Use your heads, people.
This sounds like a case of [citation needed] if I've ever heard of one. What a stupid thing to even speculate about. Surely, there must be provisions that take into account pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother, yes? Pregnancy is inherently risky as heck for an 11 year old and based on that alone, no one is going to force her to go to term. Use your heads, people.
I figure once enough of these irresponsible guys are clipped it will make a vas deferens in the number of involuntarily pregnant women.
Her rape was part of God's plan, why would we want to interfere?This sounds like a case of [citation needed] if I've ever heard of one. What a stupid thing to even speculate about. Surely, there must be provisions that take into account pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother, yes? Pregnancy is inherently risky as heck for an 11 year old and based on that alone, no one is going to force her to go to term. Use your heads, people.
Her rape was part of God's plan, why would we want to interfere?
That's exactly what's happening as the result of 'pro-life' policies, isn't it?
This sounds like a case of [citation needed] if I've ever heard of one. What a stupid thing to even speculate about. Surely, there must be provisions that take into account pregnancies that endanger the life of the mother, yes? Pregnancy is inherently risky as heck for an 11 year old and based on that alone, no one is going to force her to go to term. Use your heads, people.
Her rape was part of God's plan, why would we want to interfere?
while at the same time screaming at her that she better not expect any help once she has that child.
Pfffft. Not their problem. Pull yourself up by the bootstraps, moocher. This was your choi.... oh wait a sec.She better not need any help having that child. They are stanchly against any type of socialized medicine as well remember.
I would like to know how they plan to pay for all these unwanted pregnancies.
She put herself in that position she should have known better.Pfffft. Not their problem. Pull yourself up by the bootstraps, moocher. This was your choi.... oh wait a sec.
Alabama and Georgia heartbeat bills, for example, have rape and incest exceptions.
The GA law requires a police report to be filed for an exemption for rape/incest. So tell me, how would someone like the 11 year old in OH ever go file a police report concerning incest? Don't you think that's a bit of a far fetched scenario?