@JMRJAM@KristanHawkins It seems you can’t read for comprehension; I am advocating for abortions to be called abortions, as they are by medicine and the law, from which insurance coding follows.
Forced birther freaks want to say some abortions aren’t abortions. They are wrong, and always will be.
@JMRJAM@KristanHawkins Medicine, insurance coding, and the law.
The reason these forced-birth extremists are attempting to change the definition is that their laws, which prevent exactly the procedures mentioned and thereby cause women to die, make them look like the stupid ghouls they are.
Removing a tragically deceased child after miscarriage:
Not an abortion.
Removing a child in a life-threatening ectopic pregnancy:
Not an abortion.
Delivering a child early due to a pregnancy emergency in which the baby may not survive:
Not an abortion.
Moms deserve compassionate treatment for all of these cases and are supported in getting it under every pro-life law.
@ruthdelioncourt@Charlois62@JulieLovesFluff Incredible that the next logical thought (perhaps designating diseases as “libtard” is a bad idea, as it gives a permission structure to deny they exist) simply escapes you.
Objectively, mathematically and observably, taxing the rich more hurts the poor most, causes unemployment and a fall in total tax take.
This is all verifiable, but if you’re ideologically cross-eyed and determined to live for free off the efforts of others, you won’t look. 🤷🏻♂️
@TradAdvocate@WinslowAnn9069 But you just said that she was leaving the children vulnerable to abuse. So is “angry and volatile” abusive to you, or not?
@JCPolancoNYC I mean, that’s pretty much how Republicans got to be nearly done with Project 2025 (by making red seats redder over two decades or so), but don’t let facts get in the way of the talking point you’re paid by corporate interests to repeat my guy 🙄
@CustomerSe65111@davidjmadden Who told you an investment guarantees a reasonable return? An investment is a risk, not a guarantee.
It’s not risky at all to carry my wallet; everything it it can be replaced. Not so with an investment.
You are indeed very stupid to draw that analogy.