A great first step to ending Abortion!

I think it is intolerably wicked to condemn the unborn to the horrible life wished on them by the forcebirthers. Imperialist murder-wars are marginally less evil.
 
iolo said:
I think it is intolerably wicked to condemn the unborn to the horrible life wished on them by the forcebirthers. Imperialist murder-wars are marginally less evil.
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GB, which has thrashed your people for centuries, should know a thing or two about Imperialism.
 
Mott the Hoople said:
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You moron. It’s Mike Dewine. This comes as a surprise to no one. Mike Dewine is a complete mediocrity glued to the patronage system and completely incapable of independent action. It’s why Ohio booted him as a Senator. He only does what the political bosses tell him to do.

So here’s what’s going to happen and Dewine will discover why Kasich vetoed this moronic bill.

As intended this Law, after a shit load of tax payers money has been spent, will be ruled Unconstitutional. The resulting backlash will be Dewine will become a one term governor and the Catholic/Protestant divide in Ohio will be aggravated by going to this extreme with Catholics favorite pet cause, not to mention the utterly unqualified stupid fucks playing doctor here will end up killing women as this law has no life, health, rape or incest exceptions.

It’s bad politics, it’s extraordinarily stupid public health policy and it’s unnecessarily divisive, it’s a waste of tax payers money and it will simultaneously kill women while denying them their constitutionally protected right to privacy.

The good news is that it means we’ll finally see the end of a serial office seeker and complete mediocrity Mike Dewine.

In less than 4 years it will be buhbye Mike.
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I wonder if the whole point isn't to get a case before the Supreme Court. They KNOW this won't pass muster in the courts between local level and the SCt.
 
TOP said:
Interesting post....who do you think will replace him? (while it's in place, ‘perhaps women and men will pay more attention reproductive‘ practices....as they should....abortion shouldn't be birth control...)
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It's not, you stupid twat. Women have abortions for a myriad of reasons, including their own health and that of the fetus. Get your large nose out of other women's business and look after your own.
 
TOP said:
Oh, the ridiculous cartoons, instead of comments....
Perhaps one day "someone" will stand behind the "not my problem" mentality,.. ‘instead of just repeating what they've been told to think.
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Well, we know it won't be you, another run-of-the-mill forced birther. Say, haven't you been on other threads repeating the talking points about refugees not being allowed to come here because they're not our problem? So when does a human life become your problem? Or is it only precious when it's in someone else's belly? Like most of your ilk, you're only in this debate to slut-shame other women. You could not care less about children once they're here. Your words damn you.
 
countryboy said:
Kudos to governor DeWine for supporting the heartbeat bill. But he does get demerits for supporting a $0.28 per gallon gasoline tax. If he manages to pass no permit concealed carry, which he supports, I may forgive him for the gasoline tax, LOL.
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So a bill that may result in the deaths of women is good, but raising gas prices is bad? Well, that pretty much sums up the whole (R) schtick.
 
iolo said:
Like what, other than bullying women?
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Well, you would think that pro-life would mean helping the poverty-stricken who were forced to give birth to feed, clothe, house, educate their children -- but you would be wrong. That particular poster, Toxic TOP, has echoed the conservative party line for years. No welfare, no food stamps, no universal health care, poor quality education if at all. And all you refugees GTFO of here, you're not our problem.
 
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countryboy said:
You're thinking of the Texas bill. How would the Ohio bill result in "the death of women"?
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There are a number of conditions in pregnancy that can be life-threatening to the mother. Preeclampsia is one of them. In addition, there are various fetal deformities that result in either still birth or a child who dies shortly after birth. These are not just physical conditions but also cause great emotional distress to the parent(s). Decisions regarding what to do rightly belong between the woman and her physician. The rest of us need to butt TF out.
 
TOP said:
Oh, the ridiculous cartoons, instead of comments....
Perhaps one day "someone" will stand behind the "not my problem" mentality,.. ‘instead of just repeating what they've been told to think.
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Free birth control would be an excellent first to solving this problem. Colorado gave more free access to IUDs and they have seen a drop in abortions.
 
Wolverine said:
https://www.foxnews.com/politics/ohio-abortion-law-heartbeat-governor

Ohio Gov. Bill DeWine signed into law on Thursday one of the nation's toughest restrictions on abortion.

The Republican governor signed the so-called "heartbeat" bill after the state legislature approved the legislation on Wednesday.

TEXAS BILL THAT COULD IMPOSE DEATH PENALTY ON WOMEN WHO UNDERGO ABORTIONS FAILS IN COMMITTEE

John Kasich, DeWine's Republican predecessor, vetoed the measure twice while in office. He said such a law would create a costly court battle and likely be found unconstitutional.
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Before DeWine signed the legislation Thursday, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said they were preparing a constitutional challenge to the law on behalf of Pre-Term Cleveland and three other Ohio abortion clinics.

"Similar versions of this unconstitutional abortion ban stand 0-4 in federal court. Soon to be 0-5," the Ohio chapter tweeted, while the ACLU said: "We'll see you in court."

The bill — which makes no exceptions for rape or incest — is among the most restrictive abortion measures in the country.

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Other states like Florida, Maryland, Minnesota, Mississipi, Missouri, South Carolina and West Virginia are among the states that have either passed "heartbeat" legislation or are hoping to do so.

This comes as states like New York, New Mexico, Maryland, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Virginia, among other Democratic-leaning states, are supporting bills that allow abortion up to the moment of birth.

The Associated Press contributed to this report.
Nicole Darrah covers breaking and trending news for FoxNews.com.

Let them sue the sick baby killing ghouls, there is nothing in the constitution that states murder be allowed!
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Unconstitutional,will be smashed in court
 
ThatOwlWoman said:
There are a number of conditions in pregnancy that can be life-threatening to the mother. Preeclampsia is one of them. In addition, there are various fetal deformities that result in either still birth or a child who dies shortly after birth. These are not just physical conditions but also cause great emotional distress to the parent(s). Decisions regarding what to do rightly belong between the woman and her physician. The rest of us need to butt TF out.
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None of those conditions require an abortion. Have you read the bill? I haven't, but I can only assume there are provisions to protect the life of the mother. There's just no reason to kill a human being with a heartbeat, none. If the mother's life is in danger, you simply remove the baby.
There's no reason to dash it's little head against the wall.
 
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