Not OK, rapist.
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Who does he think is still listening to him?
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More of same, nothing to see hereâŚ
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Maybe he misunderstands the concept of a âcaptive audience.â
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I have daughters. I cannot imagine siding with my daughterâs abuser over her. I could only hope they would visit me at the state pen.
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I mean, fuck it. Letâs just base laws on science fiction now.
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Holy shit. This is not currently a law, but given the makeup of that legislature and the fact-proof mentality of the right wingers, it could be. Watch for ob-gyns to flee the state en mass. It would be a literally no-win situation. Refusing to to treat a woman with an ectopic pregnancy is something some religious hospitals already do, but by referring out. A statewide law? Other than those practicing on the border, that gets really dicey. Malpractice if you donât treat, murder if you do. âA strange game. The only way to win, is not to play.â Being a woman in Ohio could well become a life-threatening condition.
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Half of women diagnosed with HIV in Europe are already progressing towards AIDS#
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Without context, I may be reading him wrong, but the quote from the doc in here is perilously close to victim blaming, citing women being âsexually liberatedâ and a âhigh divorce rate leading to increased number of partnersâ as reasons for this. I have to suspect there is more to it, but i am not familiar with the various European healthcare systems. Input from those who are?
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I donât have that knowledge- but it seemed to me that being diagnosed so late by the system had a negative effect on womenâs health.
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I donât even know what to think about a âperiod badge.â It seems well-intentioned, but itâs also not information that some women would want to share with the public at large.
I worked in retail, which tends to have lots of women on staff, and we were friendly enough that weâd complain about cramps and nausea with each other. If I had to excuse myself for frequent restroom trips with a male coworker, Iâd just say, âmy stomachâs giving me grief today, sorry.â I think some of them understood what I meant, but that was all that needed to be said, and it was fine. I would NOT want to announce my cycle to the customers! Itâs too personal and could incite inappropriate comments.
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One of my miscarriages was after I was well into prenatal care. I miscarried into the toilet. We couldnât figure out which clump of cells might be THE clump, so we didnât bother scooping it out to show the doctors. And that was months after I knew I was pregnant. Most miscarriages happen earlier.
Women need to bring in the waste product of EVERY period, and overwhelm the state officials with the âevidenceâ. It would be the only way to ensure that those poor little fertilized eggs get their proper burial.
FFS.
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I agree; have women start inundating the state officials with the remains of their shed uterine linings and watch how fast the menfolk decide to change the law.
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Only one downside I see to this. Targeted prosecutions. You turned over your used menstrual products and suddenly you are arrested because âsomethingâ was detected that could have prevented implantation. Having an IUD would be illegal under this kind of law.
And poor people will suffer most, because they canât afford to do this. This is how Gilead ramps up.
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No luv; Iâm not talking neatly packaged separate submissions from individuals.
Iâm talking big olâ leaky garbage bags of collected feminine waste from many different women being dumped into their possession.
All the mixed-up contaminated DNA wonât actually help themâŚ
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Or drop by drone delivery over the next time theyâre at a podium.
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