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Every single of the six links you provided are about miscarriages and not abortions. Either I don’t understand something medical (not a doctor), or you’re mixin
by nlitened 1y ago
Every single of the six links you provided are about miscarriages and not abortions. Either I don’t understand something medical (not a doctor), or you’re mixing things to derail a conversation (dishonestly or unintentionally). Whether those miscarriages were natural or a result of human malice, is an absolutely separate discussion.
How does all that prove an original point that an abortion can get a woman to prison?
- scblock 1y agoThis comment in this thread explains it fairly clearly. Do not make the mistake of thinking this is just a semantic difference. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44247822 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=44247822
- nlitened 1y agoI agree that overreach of prosecution is possible (as with many other laws), but I disagree that a fix for bad laws or bad legal process is “make it easier for people to break laws and not get caught, and to cooperate discreetly on breaking laws”
- em-bee 1y agoif an unintentional miscarriage can get you punished, then an abortion most certainly can too, since an abortion is an intentional miscarriage.