Mississippi Abortion Law

[bladesmith]

Mississippi Governor Phil Bryant signed into law a bill that will basically out law second trimester abortions. Between this law, the law on religious freedom, and our stance on the Confederate Flag, Mississippi is leading the fight to make the liberal social justice warriors insane.
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) – Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant is signing a bill banning a commonly used second-trimester abortion procedure, setting the state up for a possible legal challenge.
House Bill 519 (http://bit.ly/1V6YMkB), signed Friday, outlaws a procedure called dilation and evacuation unless an abortion is required to prevent a mother’s irreversible physical impairment. It would prohibit abortions extracting a live fetus in pieces using instruments such as clamps and forceps.
The bill’s supporters describe the procedure as dismemberment and say it’s unnecessarily cruel.

http://wkrg.com/2016/04/15/mississip...ster-abortion/

[Tactical Knightmare]

Sad thing about Republicans....

They want to force people who have neither the money, skills or ability to raise children to have them.
Yet at the same time, cut off all services to even help them.

At the end of the day...
Dems just want to kill them and Repubs want to save them so they can watch them starve at a later date.

[bladesmith]

We only have one abortion clinic in Mississippi. There is a push for legislation next year that will require consent of the father for the abortion.

[Absolutely!]

I think abortions in 2nd trimester are psychotic.They're no longer vacuuming an egg, they're now causing harm and pain to something which, although it is not sentient, is now much more alive. it's like, you'd eat an egg right? even if it's fertilised. But you might not want to eat a prehatched chicken boiled in its shell.

Yeah.

I certainly feel 3 months is long enough for a person to know they're pregnant and know what they're going to do. Which I think Night might have said somewhere else. What worries me is that if there is only 1 abortion clinic in the entire state of Mississippi, can we guarantee that all the people that want one get one?

Cos let's face it. A lot of young women are so marginalised that if they don't even want this baby before its born, it's not going to get anything even approaching a happy childhood.

[Steve28]

Babies can be given up at birth. Kill it or raise it aren't the only two choices.

[Woods Devil]

I have some great neighbors including a young couple with two kids, both girls. He is an Army recruiter now that he has beat up his body a bit jumping out of airplanes. One child has some health problems but she is doing well and is stronger for her early struggles. They wanted a boy but because their girls condition is hereditary they decided not to have more kids and hope to adopt instead.

[Absolutely!]

1. We're not low on human population. If we were treating ourselves like cattle there would have been a MAJOR cull by now. Human life is not sacred, any more than a cow's life is sacred. Which is to say, it was sacred to that cow, but nobody else gave a shit and what's more they fucking ate her. So unless you're totally vegan, let's not pretend we consider life sacred.
2. The problem for women who are pregnant is partly stigma and total ruination of life and career in some places. Ruination and stigma still take place if you adopt the child out.
3. It's an egg. The same as a hen's egg. You believe in the sanctity of the hen's egg?
4. In some extremely low socio-economic environments, you are not giving birth to a new generation. You are giving birth to a drug dealer who will be shot dead at 19. Why not save him the hassle and yourself the pain.

[Woods Devil]

I worked with an older lady who was raised by foster parents who owned a farm and raised a lot of foster kids over the years since they couldn't have kids of their own. She said that her foster father taught her the value of hard work and that her reputation was priceless. She was the vice president of our company and a lot of the men in sales and management didn't really care for her because she didn't let them get over on the the company. She was honest as the day is long and you could take her word to the bank as they say.

[Steve28]

I will kill and eat a chicken, I will not kill and eat a human. You may consider that a double standard but it's a double standard that I and most human beings ascribe to.

[Absolutely!]

That's right there are plenty of kids out there who already need to be given a good adoptive home without us all getting out there and squirting out more to supply the market.

if a woman don't want to lay an egg, she has the right not to lay an egg. I would hope she went on reasonable birth control of course; but birth control is not 100% effective.

[Woods Devil]

When I lived out in the county I had an elderly neighbor who was never able to have kids of her own so she and her husband had adopted and raised a boy and a girl. For decades she had worked at a nearby hospital and for a couple of decades she was the house mother at the school of nursing there. She was there for and helped to shape the lives and careers of many young nurses.

[Absolutely!]

I will kill and eat a chicken, I will not kill and eat a human. You may consider that a double standard but it's a double standard that I and most human beings ascribe to.

Cannibalism is natural in most mammals, but socially taboo. I have no desire to eat anybody.

But the point is the whole 'dont' kill the eggy' is a religious thing.

If you take away that religious argument, created in the middle ages by a bunch of boffins who theorised that the moment a baby was conceived it looked like live young, and therefore must have had its soul inserted already - then you have nothing. All you're left with is an egg.

and as I say; we don't exactly have a desperate dearth of humans on this tiny beat-up globe.

[bladesmith]

What Mississippi is taking the steps toward are putting birth control and abortion back into the hands of the legislature because the average woman has shown herself to be incapable of responsibly handling these issues.

[Steve28]

Cannibalism is natural in most mammals, but socially taboo. I have no desire to eat anybody.

But the point is the whole 'dont' kill the eggy' is a religious thing.

If you take away that religious argument, created in the middle ages by a bunch of boffins who theorised that the moment a baby was conceived it looked like live young, and therefore must have had its soul inserted already - then you have nothing. All you're left with is an egg.

and as I say; we don't exactly have a desperate dearth of humans on this tiny beat-up globe.

Whatever, I'm not religious. But if you think it's okay to kill an unborn child because there's already plenty of people, then it should be just as okay to kill a 6 year for the same reason. Or if you think it's okay to kill an unborn baby because they'll be born into a difficult life then it should be equally okay to kill a 6 year old living that difficult life. Right?

[Absolutely!]

What Mississippi is taking the steps toward are putting birth control and abortion back into the hands of the legislature because the average woman has shown herself to be incapable of responsibly handling these issues.

Did you just say what I think you just said?

"back" in the hands of the legislature. because the legislature is the true owner of the right to choose? OMG.

that is so fucked up.

"The average woman is incapable of responsibly handling those issues". You don't see an abortion as a responsible way of handling an issue????

Where's daddy? How responsible was daddy? hmm?

Where's daddy! Let's go find daddy and see how responsible he's being.