Some of those stories in the linked essay are... BUG FUCK.
A small sample:
“The sister of a Dutch bishop in Limburg once visited the abortion clinic in Beek where I used to work in the seventies. After entering the full waiting room she said to me, ‘My dear Lord, what are all those young girls doing here?’ ‘Same as you’, I replied. ‘Dirty little dames,’ she said.” (Physician, The Netherlands)
“I once had a German client who greatly thanked me at the door, leaving after a difficult 22-week abortion. With a gleaming smile, she added: ‘Und doch sind Sie ein Mörder.’ (‘And you’re still a murderer.’)” (Physician, The Netherlands)
The medical director at a Dallas abortion clinic told this story: A white woman from an affluent north Dallas neighborhood brought her black maid in for an abortion and paid for it. While the maid was in a counseling session, a commotion was heard in the waiting room outside. The maid’s employer was handing out anti-abortion leaflets to other women waiting for abortions.
It is, in fact, a problem, for many reasons, including: there are states that criminalize the act of helping a person across state lines for an abortion (Texas's revamped Fugitive Slave Act law is the most prominent of these); many, many people who need abortions can afford neither the travel and lodgings nor the time off work they need for the travel, or; are living in abusive situations that make this kind of trip near-impossible; or, they have a fucking dead fetus in them, like all of the women in this story, and a few hours can mean the difference between life and death.
There are in fact a multitude of laws in the works in the U.S. that are intended to criminalize abortion at the conceptual level; they are designed to prosecute people who look up information about abortion online, and to mine biometrics for signs of reproductive dereliction. It's scary as shit, but we're here.
Iwanka Trump had one or more abortions, too.
IOKIYAAR
As in: how could anyone who actually works for a living vote Republican?
and at least one of them was her father's too
Monkeys are capable of empathy. Some humans clearly are not.
you catch the drift
Some of those stories in the linked essay are... BUG FUCK.
A small sample:
“The sister of a Dutch bishop in Limburg once visited the abortion clinic in Beek where I used to work in the seventies. After entering the full waiting room she said to me, ‘My dear Lord, what are all those young girls doing here?’ ‘Same as you’, I replied. ‘Dirty little dames,’ she said.” (Physician, The Netherlands)
“I once had a German client who greatly thanked me at the door, leaving after a difficult 22-week abortion. With a gleaming smile, she added: ‘Und doch sind Sie ein Mörder.’ (‘And you’re still a murderer.’)” (Physician, The Netherlands)
The medical director at a Dallas abortion clinic told this story: A white woman from an affluent north Dallas neighborhood brought her black maid in for an abortion and paid for it. While the maid was in a counseling session, a commotion was heard in the waiting room outside. The maid’s employer was handing out anti-abortion leaflets to other women waiting for abortions.
I am gobsmacked.
Busybodies in action. This is so fucked up.
Come on, man. I loathe these people too, but that is some bullshit.
How can you be so sure? Are you willing to vouch for this known scumbag who raped a thirteen year old when Ivanka herself was also thirteen years old?
Evidence, please.
Oh Oh, I guess no more wacko religious shows for her.
It is, in fact, a problem, for many reasons, including: there are states that criminalize the act of helping a person across state lines for an abortion (Texas's revamped Fugitive Slave Act law is the most prominent of these); many, many people who need abortions can afford neither the travel and lodgings nor the time off work they need for the travel, or; are living in abusive situations that make this kind of trip near-impossible; or, they have a fucking dead fetus in them, like all of the women in this story, and a few hours can mean the difference between life and death.
There are in fact a multitude of laws in the works in the U.S. that are intended to criminalize abortion at the conceptual level; they are designed to prosecute people who look up information about abortion online, and to mine biometrics for signs of reproductive dereliction. It's scary as shit, but we're here.
we can't and that's rather the point. No proof either way. I've heard that not all pedos rape their own children.
Funnily enough, they again become a cluster of rebellious cells when they're adolescents
Yeah. But some do. And I'm not giving Trump the benefit of the doubt.