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i'm getting so tired of lawmakers, generally MALE LAWMAKERS deciding how, when, where i should be able to abort, and under what frame of mind.
Maybe, instead of seeing the fetus, we should be forced to see OUR SOLDIER'S COFFINS each night... oh wait, don't want to admit soldiers die.
Maybe, isntead of seeing this fetus, we should be forced to see a tv interview of the horrors in our nations Vet's Hospitals, and miltary care they get after they have been USED by bush.
but no, we shall plod along trying to convince women to do things "our way".
If i don't want to look, and keep my eyes closed cause i'm squimish, will they deny me my abortion?
i'm getting so tired of lawmakers, generally MALE LAWMAKERS deciding how, when, where i should be able to abort, and under what frame of mind.
Maybe, instead of seeing the fetus, we should be forced to see OUR SOLDIER'S COFFINS each night... oh wait, don't want to admit soldiers die.
Maybe, isntead of seeing this fetus, we should be forced to see a tv interview of the horrors in our nations Vet's Hospitals, and miltary care they get after they have been USED by bush.
but no, we shall plod along trying to convince women to do things "our way".
If i don't want to look, and keep my eyes closed cause i'm squimish, will they deny me my abortion?
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Re: Laws against women and our right to make our own decisions
Fri, March 16, 2007 - 1:15 PMThe bill's chief sponsor, Rep. Greg Delleney, considers the bill a natural addition to the state's informed-consent law, which requires that women be told about fetal development and offered alternatives to abortion. The law requires a woman to have at least an hour to think about the information before ending her pregnancy.
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I wonder by the way, if women are also informed of the pain and suffering of pushing a child out of thier bodies. or if they are shown vidoes of girls sobbing after giving away thier babies to new "Mommies and daddies", of if they are told about the complications that arise when having C-sections.
probably not. informed conscent... sighs.
