Newest attempted power grab by Ohio Republicans

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(06-06-2023, 01:32 PM)BIGDADDYFROMCINCINNATI Wrote: Again, you can't fix stupid so if these red states what to allow their politicians to put a 15-week ban without exceptions, and a pregnancy isn't viable until 25-27 weeks, and the mom has a miscarriage during that gap---> we're going to see many situations where both end up dead.    If Mom is preeclamptic and has a stroke or a heart attack due to high blood pressure, the fetus before 25 weeks can not survive either, so now both will be in big trouble.  

Same with COVID vaccine, if people didn't want to get it, then stay out of the hospitals and leave room for those who are vaccine compliant.  If they refused the vaccine and died from COVID, then it was their own damn fault.

Abortion is a situational circumstance, it's never a blanket decision and there are always many factors at play.  The decision needs to be left between the physician, the expecting mother, and her beliefs.  With the health of the expecting mother being the utmost priority being the key component.    

Personally, I think after 15 weeks and if everyone involved is healthy, then the fetus needs a chance at life.  People who want to kill a perfectly healthy baby are sick, and people who want to force a 10-year-old who has been raped or a victim of incest to have a baby are also monsters.  People who want to force the mother to carry a fetal demise into a full miscarriage to the point it makes the mother septic are also monsters.

If there's a bona fida reason to protect the life of the mother, and abortion is the only option then the GOP politicians need to let our physicians do their job.

I agree with you, but I'm just pointing out the reality that the only situational aspect a lot of people take into account regarding abortion is "Do I need an abortion?"

And even if the answer to needing anything, abortion or a social safety net etc. is "YES" people can still say "Well, I need it but other people who want it or get it don't need it."