Roe Vs Wade Overturned

[basballguy]

(12-12-2023, 05:33 AM)pally Wrote: On Monday, the Texas Supreme Court ruled she could not have the abortion. Which knowing the make up of that court was not a real surprise. The plaintiff, however, by the time the ruling came down had already left the state to obtain the medical she needed. It remains to be seen if this case is further appealed in order to continue the challenge to the vagueness of the law or if Paxton will go after any of her family, friends, or medical team who may have known about her plans to leave the state. Helping someone is also illegal in Texas.

That’s a misrepresentation. Best case, the lady’s doctor didn’t do the due diligence required by the new law. Worst case, everyone was exaggerating the risks in an effort to get the abortion.

I get it, most parents don’t want to raise a child with defects (assuming it makes it that far)…that’s why we always pray for a healthy baby during pregnancy. But the law is the law and it’s to protect unborn children from malicious parents that make shit up just so they can escape pregnancy.

If you don’t like the law go to another state…which is what this lady did. I got no problem with that.