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> I know many mothers and not one is missing any body parts as a direct result of childbirth. Blood and uterine tissue are not body parts? > I don’t consider
by escapedmoose 4y ago
> I know many mothers and not one is missing any body parts as a direct result of childbirth.
Blood and uterine tissue are not body parts?
> I don’t consider SEO garbage an authority on anything.
The websites for the NIH, CDC, and WHO can be found on Google.
- User23 4y ago> Blood and uterine tissue are not body parts? Not in any accepted usage of the term. With your tortured definition a woman is maimed every time she has a period. Please at least try to be serious. We’re talking about killing human beings, not fooling about what the best editor is.
- escapedmoose 4y agoI would not wish to live in a country where the government can force people to give blood and tissue against their will. No matter the reason.
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- escapedmoose 4y agoAnother thought: Are you seriously equating pregnancy to a monthly period? Surely you see the difference between these two things.