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Don't get pregnant in Texass
...And how about the number of embryo, zygote, and fetal deaths? I’d like to see the overall total deaths accounted for. Each abortion typically causes a death. -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
You didn't ask for the foundation at first. I don't believe I'm avoiding and answered the question already. Your skier example essentially asks the same question. Here is your descriptive answer: 👇 Unless a doctor is willing to risk going to prison, they will abide by law. So many don't... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Not a flawed comparison and your refutation fails because I don't consider something wrong just because it doesn't have the potential to directly harm me. People robbing banks doesn't harm me and I do my banking online. I'll just tell people not to rob banks and likewise not to have an... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
It's not an unqualified right under law for the safest procedure to be made available. So if a law says that the procedure cannot be made available and the courts uphold the law, then that can be why one isn't offered the much safer procedure. Because of abortion laws. Laws supercede medical... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
I interpreted your question,"Why wouldn't it be?" as "Why wouldn't it be a guaranteed right?" It's not a guaranteed right because there isn't an automatic right to a safer option. Your question has already been answered. Otherwise, explain what do you mean by,"Why wouldnt it be?" Why... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Then stealing should be made legal just like abortion. I'll just tell people not to steal and likewise not to have an abortion. If you think that stealing should be illegal, I'll simply tell you,"Don't steal." What species is it and is it alive? A tumor/parasite doesn't have the potential... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
There isn't an automatic right to a safer option. The courts may rule that there is a right to a safer option, but it's case specific and based on factors such as the jurisdiction, state constitution, past court cases, and degree of risk. State courts have already ruled in favor of abortion... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Your response is similar to me saying,"I object to stealing because it harms others" and then receiving the response,"Then don’t steal." Laws against stealing exist because theft causes harm to others. In the same way, abortion causes harm to another human life. -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Are you arguing that if an option is safer, it should be accessible as a right?? Okay... Then one can argue that there should be a right to pedestrian bridges instead of crosswalks, as they are safer. People have the right to the safer option when it comes to everything, right? One can also... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Just because one can medically end a pregnancy, doesn't mean that there must be a guaranteed right to do so. Similarly, while people may be able to drive cars, it doesn’t mean everyone has an unrestricted right to drive. Capability alone doesn’t equate to an unqualified legal right. Having the... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
Actually it has. The Ninth Amendment was argued in Doe v. Bolton (1973). 👇 Source: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Doe_v._Bolton Since the Supreme Court held that only the only violation was with the Fourteenth Amendment, the Ninth Amendment appears to be a weak argument. -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
It doesn't because the courts have not adjudicated that abortion restrictions after Dobbs violate the one in bold. Cite one court case that uses the reasoning in bold to overturn an abortion restriction after Dobbs. Additionally, the quoted citation "[xi]" cites Roe v. Wade as one of the... -
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The New Face of "Pro-Life" in 2024 - Personal Stories
None of these anecdotal stories change my mind about abortion bans at all. Far more lives have been saved than killed by abortion bans because abortion ends a life. -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
It doesn't because the Supreme Court said so. Under Gonzales v. Carhart, 550 U.S. 124 (2007) which involves a federal law on partial birth abortion, the decision mentions congress using the commerce clause to regulate the medical profession. Needless to say, the court upheld the ban enacted by... -
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After Roe was overturned, US had infant mortality spike, researchers say
You didn't dispute the evidence I put forth that morality influenced civil rights laws in 1964. Where's your citations supporting the assertion that law is not influenced by morality? You didn't explain why abortion restrictions have no legal basis and go against the constitution. Why quote...