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> they've prevented doctors from providing adequate care for miscarriages When this started happening, I expected to see a bunch of malpractice lawsuits but th
by criddell 2y ago
> they've prevented doctors from providing adequate care for miscarriages
When this started happening, I expected to see a bunch of malpractice lawsuits but that doesn't seem to have happened.
- mrguyorama 2y agoThe entire problem is that "Will this woman die if we don't abort?" is a judgement call, and expecting doctors to make perfect judgement calls 100% of the time or go to prison is just stupid. Meanwhile many of the rest of the states in the nation don't require you to do the impossible: Rather, just help people with your medical knowledge, and get paid handsomely to do so. It's like making it a crime to cut someone open for surgery if you can't absolutely PROVE that they needed the surgery to save their lives, and then being surprised that doctors don't do surgery anymore. Any case even close to the grey line isn't worth your freedom over.
- criddell 2y ago> expecting doctors to make perfect judgement calls 100% of the time I expect doctors to provide the same care to my wife, mother, and daughters that they would want the women in their lives to receive.