@Watwhy1 @thegoodgodabove Jurassic Park is a great movie, but the book is better. As a middle schooler I tore threw the book in a few days. It was summer, and I'd find excuses to stop playing with my friends so I could read more. But to fit in everything in the book, the movie would've been 5 hours long.
@beaugbowden@regularguy I think there was also a father/son combo with the Expos back in the day, but the name escapes me right now. I mean, how could anyone root against the Expos?
@dodsondude @maggieNYT And acknowledging the mistakes doesn't bring back any of those lives.
So many not involved wants to immediately move past the tragedy. That's much harder when you're the victim. Respect their right to hurt and grieve for as long as it takes.
@GOP Like before Hurricane Katrina and during the entire decade of the 90s? Remember when candy bars cost a nickle and we didn't have cable TV or the Internet? What's your point exactly?
@AceFreeman8@GOP No, man. Just no. Find me a source that notes where he actually said "until the mother decides if she wants it to live or die." This is what I'm talking about cherry-picking to misrepresent truth. Here's one fact-check article that also links to 3 more. https://t.co/Ix6uSUOpTr
@AceFreeman8@GOP Now you're making stuff up. If the baby is born, it does not say the baby was aborted. It will never say the baby was aborted. And that's also not what the doctor you're quoting is saying. This is not how that law works. Again, just find me one instance of this.
@Jaye072@GOP 1) There's no such thing as a "post-birth abortion." You can't abort baby that's born.
2) Scenario: mother is told there are complications. Giving birth will likely kill her. Either way, baby may not survive. Are u saying at this point the mother does not have a right to life?