Banning abortions, if it even gets overturned completely, is a medical procedure. Won't banning it, fall under State laws.
Why can't they move/go to the next state?
I doubt it will be the prohibition. It just means certain restrictions. Where let's face it. It hasn't changed much.
Are these women even pregnant? That's the bigger joke. There, they are, my abortion. Except, here's the thing, they aren't even pregnant. But OMG they could be. Exactly. Hahaha.
No I mean come on. They're getting all bothered before they even make that choice. They haven't factually been denied anything yet.
One problem is how pregnancies are measured. A pregnancy is measured from the first day of your last period for convenience. But, women aren't fertile on average until just before halfway through their cycle. ( 2 weeks difference)
Most pregnancy tests require a woman to miss a period to have enough hormone in their system to test. ( 2 more weeks)
You are now 6 weeks pregnant, and have no woman's reproductive heath treatment options in Texas. ( but those weeks difference!)
I was 5 weeks 4 days pregnant with my oldest child when I found out. My body doesn't make enough of the hormone that is tested, so an internal sonogram was done.
If I had wanted to make a different choice, there would not have been time.
I do genuinely understand. There are plenty of anomalies like you suggested, hormones. As well as late cycles, missing cycles. Pregnancy tests that need to be read a few times, or by the hospital. No guarantees or certainities.
But questionably what did you want? Would you have changed it differently, if on being faced then with that choice. Why? Hindsight sometimes there is regret. With choice it's fickle to fancy. But could you? Young plenty can, others who hate to face an inconvenience, and would rather have all the options available.
But couldn't there be planning. Perhaps if it's not so available there's other prep. Like simple contraception. Not necessarily the pill. Perhaps condoms more frequently. I hate them as a guy, but don't regret them.
However there's the run off. Society today has been affected more. I am not sure it has created more careers.
Less is often that occurrence. In fact I know women, mothers who often tend to be further ahead because of all that experience and strength gained by the children they develop. But they might be further behind others younger, and perhaps can feel trapped. Because there's always mistakes. Partner wasn't right. Health. Etc. But overall the run off women might not be as aware is a society which has skyrocketed. It fills its declining birthrates with foreign immigration increasing offshore investment. The result is much less home ownership. Increasing inflation. Many more. And something sooner starts lacking.
Also you're from Texas couldn't you go to a different State to get it done if you needed it done? Cost perhaps. Not covered on insurance. Or is there direct laws preventing it across state lines?
You have no humour. Are they pregnant? Simple question. Exactly. So why are they at an abortion rally? Because they might get pregnant. How do they know they want an abortion. It seems like a joke. They haven't factually been denied anything.
There you are buying a what if. What if they can't have an abortion? It's the same what if they could. Are they actually faced with that choice? Before they're screaming what if.
But you have no humour.
Regardless, State Laws. If it indeed gets overturned. It only means a restriction. It might take better planning.
When they decide how you should live, the next step is that they decide you should not live.
Banning abortions falls directly under the "decide how you should live" category.
Banning abortions, if it even gets overturned completely, is a medical procedure. Won't banning it, fall under State laws.
Why can't they move/go to the next state?
I doubt it will be the prohibition. It just means certain restrictions. Where let's face it. It hasn't changed much.
Are these women even pregnant? That's the bigger joke. There, they are, my abortion. Except, here's the thing, they aren't even pregnant. But OMG they could be. Exactly. Hahaha.
No I mean come on. They're getting all bothered before they even make that choice. They haven't factually been denied anything yet.
One problem is how pregnancies are measured. A pregnancy is measured from the first day of your last period for convenience. But, women aren't fertile on average until just before halfway through their cycle. ( 2 weeks difference)
Most pregnancy tests require a woman to miss a period to have enough hormone in their system to test. ( 2 more weeks)
You are now 6 weeks pregnant, and have no woman's reproductive heath treatment options in Texas. ( but those weeks difference!)
I was 5 weeks 4 days pregnant with my oldest child when I found out. My body doesn't make enough of the hormone that is tested, so an internal sonogram was done.
If I had wanted to make a different choice, there would not have been time.
I do genuinely understand. There are plenty of anomalies like you suggested, hormones. As well as late cycles, missing cycles. Pregnancy tests that need to be read a few times, or by the hospital. No guarantees or certainities.
But questionably what did you want? Would you have changed it differently, if on being faced then with that choice. Why? Hindsight sometimes there is regret. With choice it's fickle to fancy. But could you? Young plenty can, others who hate to face an inconvenience, and would rather have all the options available.
But couldn't there be planning. Perhaps if it's not so available there's other prep. Like simple contraception. Not necessarily the pill. Perhaps condoms more frequently. I hate them as a guy, but don't regret them.
However there's the run off. Society today has been affected more. I am not sure it has created more careers. Less is often that occurrence. In fact I know women, mothers who often tend to be further ahead because of all that experience and strength gained by the children they develop. But they might be further behind others younger, and perhaps can feel trapped. Because there's always mistakes. Partner wasn't right. Health. Etc. But overall the run off women might not be as aware is a society which has skyrocketed. It fills its declining birthrates with foreign immigration increasing offshore investment. The result is much less home ownership. Increasing inflation. Many more. And something sooner starts lacking.
Also you're from Texas couldn't you go to a different State to get it done if you needed it done? Cost perhaps. Not covered on insurance. Or is there direct laws preventing it across state lines?
How do you feel about the looming threat of contraceptive bans?
I've seen some radical lawmakers propose condoms be banned.
Not funny. You're obviously another hysteric. Dildo bans, however.
HUH?
You have no humour. Are they pregnant? Simple question. Exactly. So why are they at an abortion rally? Because they might get pregnant. How do they know they want an abortion. It seems like a joke. They haven't factually been denied anything.
There you are buying a what if. What if they can't have an abortion? It's the same what if they could. Are they actually faced with that choice? Before they're screaming what if.
But you have no humour.
Regardless, State Laws. If it indeed gets overturned. It only means a restriction. It might take better planning.
Nope, it just means you won't get away with murder. Nice try, satan.
Banning abortions is murder
https://ph.theasianparent.com/mother-dies-hospital-refused-treat-her
&
https://www.theatlantic.com/international/archive/2012/11/woman-ireland-dies-after-being-denied-abortion-during-miscarriage/321475/
There are hundreds more.
You have made the mistake of not understanding that the word abortion is a medical term used entirely different than the way it's used colloquially.
Abortions are murder.
Nearly 65mil in the US alone, 1.6b worldwide. The greatest genocide in human history and it will never be matched.
http://www.numberofabortions.com/
your "god" is a faggot and you should kill yourself so you can spend some time with him