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A Pregnant Teenager Died After Trying to Get Care in Three Visits to Texas Emergency Rooms
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Death after death after death. The GOP death cult is doing its job.
I have been saying anti-abortion instead of pro-life. But I feel like there must be another simply-expressed term to reflect their thinking. Something along the lines of anti-women or just anti-choice. I dunno.
Forced birth
Yeah but in cases like this, it was forced death.
It's absolutely anti-choice. The party of small government (except when it comes to controlling people).
government small enough to fit in your pants
I've always used anti-abortion. Pro-life just isn't an accurate descriptor, and a "pro-life protest", or a "pro-life bill" seem like undeserved euphemisms considering what they want. Outlawing executions would be a pro-life bill.
Anti-choice is good too.
Forced-birth and anti-autonomy are other options that may be useful. Sex-punishers is another one.
Honestly, it is all about sex punishment. In the conservative mind, getting pregnant is a consequence of sex - and if you need an abortion, then you shouldn't have had sex. It's that simple to them.
They don't think in terms of medical problems or grey areas. Just: had sex, got pregnant, deal with the consequences.
And by the way, men don't deserve punishment for sex because it's their nature and prerogative, but women do.
Anti-women's-health
Jesus Christ dude. Turn off your phone. Walk outside. Get some fresh air
Not dying from a miscarriage at 20 doesn’t mean you have good genes, it means you’re lucky. Teen pregnancies (she had just turned 20) are more likely to have complications because their body isn’t finished developing yet.
The millions of years preceding modern medicine didn't fix it, so I'm not sure how much time you eugenicists think evolution takes