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It's really not a fine line. Narcotic dissemination is a major problem and there are justifiable reasons for tracking them, but I don't believe that tracking f
by Zimahl 8y ago
It's really not a fine line. Narcotic dissemination is a major problem and there are justifiable reasons for tracking them, but I don't believe that tracking forces an individual to justify a decision between their doctor and themselves to the gov't. The justices did say there could be justifiable reasons limitations on abortions as well, just that it is very difficult to enumerate because politicians are not doctors.
- zaroth 8y ago> I don't believe that tracking forces an individual to justify a decision between their doctor and themselves to the gov't. That appears to be exactly what it’s doing though!
- Mtinie 8y agoPractically, while you can share your prescription medications with another person, abortions are not transferable. The registry is not supposed to about who has a prescription, but rather, who has more than their legitimate share of prescriptions. It’s also supposed to be used to identify over-prescribing doctors.