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 @ZealfulMareDemocrat from California commented…3mos3MO

My husband & I discussed the other night that we really want our daughter to leave TX. She needs to live & work away from this state. The drs are petrified of what this TX gov will do to them. God forbid she ever has a miscarriage and needs a D & C, she'd have to go out of state!

 @LazyPartisanRepublican from Michigan commented…3mos3MO

No.

A study estimated 65,000 women *could have* gotten pregnant after rape based on projection models. This was the *hypothetical* number for Texas.

No actual pregnancies were reported in the data.

 @CulturedCakeRepublicanfrom Maine commented…3mos3MO

And just like that, the left has no idea the morning after pill is available over the counter.

  @9CJ6CB6 from Virginia commented…3mos3MO

And not everyone has access to those things, and might I remind you that pills such as that aren’t exactly being made more accessible by the Republican Party in any sense.

 @RaccoonPeytonRepublicanfrom Maine commented…3mos3MO

The study referenced by the Chronicle has the following conflict disclosures (which the article’s author fails to share):

"Dr Dickman reported that he is a plaintiff in several lawsuits challenging abortion restrictions in Montana. Dr White reported personal fees from the Society of Family Planning Stipend as well as grants from the Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation, Collaborative for Gender and Reproductive Equity, and Jacob and Terese Hershey Foundation during the conduct of the study. Dr Lupez reported grants from National Research Service Award T32HP32715 during the conduct of the study. No other disclosures were reported."

 @ParrotMartyPatriotfrom North Carolina commented…3mos3MO

Activists. Compensated activists at that.

 @RaccoonPeytonRepublicanfrom Maine commented…3mos3MO

The study used six-year-old self-reported national surveys to rack up a huge figure of hypothetical rapes (519,981), and then divided that figure per capita, by the length that pro-life laws were in effect, and finally assumed that every eighth vaginal rape of a woman between the age of 15–45 results in conception. Twenty-six thousand Texan babies were born of rape, the researchers suppose.

 @WalrusSophiaConstitutionfrom California commented…3mos3MO

The fact that the American Medical Association would publish this study is an outrage.

 @9JDCDNVcommented…3mos3MO

make abortions legal to a certain extent again

  @Patriot-#1776Constitution from Washington disagreed…3mos3MO

Ban abortion, zero exceptions. We've saved 32,000 lives since the overturn of Roe v. Wade. I'm not stopping this fight till we save them all and stop this Second Holocaust, of the unborn.

  @9CJ6CB6 from Virginia commented…3mos3MO

Alright then, here’s a good situation for this: the fetus is guaranteed to die within a few days of birth due to a genetic condition, and the mother is at extreme risk of forced to deliver. You can save 1 life by aborting, and the fetus would’ve died anyway, or lose both of them almost for sure if forcing brith.

  @Patriot-#1776Constitution from Washington commented…3mos3MO

First of all I'd like to say that you do realise that in only 8% of abortion cases is there the smallest detectible degree of risk to the mother or child, so even this was permitted, you'd still be in favour of banning 92% of abortions, and in less than 1% of cases is there danger to both mother and child, so in 99.5+ percent of cases this situation never happens. Now that that's been established, let's look at what you propose

(1) Medical professionals have told us that the child will die if he is not murdered

(2) Medical professionals have told the mother that she will die…  Read more

  @9CJ6CB6 from Virginia commented…3mos3MO

Yet another problem with the argument, you rely heavily on two worries: if it’s wrong in their calculations, and that the process is gruesome. This immediately leaves the gruesomeness of that as sort of main-reason of this, and as such, if the gruesomeness were not a problem, would that then be an issue? The abortion provider is also extremely rarely wrong about this type of thing. You are also forgetting that the life of the mother is also at high risk in this scenario, so you are willingly forcing two deaths to ignore having to do one for the fear of gruesomeness, which is an argument that could be dismantled had we simply chosen more humane options, and let’s not forget that painkillers exist in the equation.

  @Patriot-#1776Constitution from Washington commented…3mos3MO

A reminder to everyone – a baby is a baby being regardless of if it came from a healthy marriage or the most atrocious & wicked crime, and should not be forced to pay for the mistakes of his parents. No child is unwanted – the number of couples waiting to adopt children is nearly 250% higher than the number of children murdered in the womb per year in the United States alone. Just some basic facts.

 @9JDZ92J from Florida commented…3mos3MO

I think that the no abortion law needs to be changed there was no problem with that before

 @9JDYR95 from Maryland commented…3mos3MO

It's not right that they can ban abortions because it's a woman's choice and their body and they should be able to do what they want with it

 @9JDZG8S from West Virginia commented…3mos3MO

 @9JDVRT2 from Texas commented…3mos3MO

 @942V4PT  from Florida commented…3mos3MO

An abortion is between a woman and her doctor. A doctor should decide what is necessary. Abortion is healthcare. Victims of rape should not be forced to carry the rapist's baby to full-term.

 @9JDV3RNIndependent from California commented…3mos3MO

I am pro-choice and I think the mothers should have the option to not bring in life if they choose not too.

 @9JDSNNY from Oklahoma commented…3mos3MO

Abortion should not be banned it’s awful to make a woman keep a baby after getting raped

 @9JDRQF3Independent from Maryland commented…3mos3MO

I think rape is evil but it isn’t the babies fault and did not ask to be born

 @9JDNTXD from Missouri commented…3mos3MO

This is a bi product of banning abortions more people are hurt than helped

 @9JDP8SM from California commented…3mos3MO

I think that is absolute blasphemy they banned abortions so girls that got raped are foreced to have the kid and have a constant reminder that their child was a product of rape and its life altering for the mother and the child

 @9JDPPXN from Colorado commented…3mos3MO

Abortions should be banned after 15 weeks like most European nations with exceptions for abortion or mothers life being endangered.

 @9JDPN6D from Kentucky commented…3mos3MO

 @9JDPJGW from Connecticut commented…3mos3MO

i think that this new given information has a lot to say what abortion bans really do

 @9JDKGYT from Texas commented…3mos3MO

You guys are a bunch of **** ing idiots. by you guys, i mean the government. you should know why because of that topic alone.

 @9JDPHVM from Alabama commented…3mos3MO

Rape isn't regulated but the pregnancies from it are and that is insnae

 @9JDPSW6 from California commented…3mos3MO

 @9JDFX65 from Florida commented…3mos3MO

Abortions should not be banned for this reason. And rapist need to be locked up.

  @Patriot-#1776Constitution from Washington commented…3mos3MO

I don't give a d@mn. The baby is a human being no matter where it came from, rape included. Do not punish an innocent child for the mistakes of his father. Morons.

 @AbjectWaspSocialist from New Jersey commented…3mos3MO

But Greg Abbott said his abortion ban didn't need an exemption for rape victims because he was going to eliminate rape from Texas.

And now 26,313 Texas women have been traumatized by rape and don’t have the choice but to have their rapists baby.

I hate this so much!!!

 @DingoRichieConstitution from Ohio commented…3mos3MO

 @9JD5QD7 from Indiana commented…3mos3MO

I’d like to know more but they should have the right for an abortion if they so choose

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