Ok, maybe if you're dying you can get the healthcare treatment that you need.
If you can find a doctor/hospital who will open themselves up to litigation and if you can get there. But you'd better be on the cusp of death!
Are we not merciful?!?
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But at least the baby's life was saved, right?
Right?
As long as it’s pre-birth, and excluding any prenatal care because that might benefit the mother.
Nobody relax.
This is like the bullshit mifepristone case-they didn't up hold reproductive rights on their merits. It's kicking the can. Overturning Roe got people to the polls in anger, they don't want a repeat of that this November.
They are counting on people not reading more than a headline and tuning out until after it is too late.
I'm sure Idaho will clearly define "emergency" or "life threatening" so Doctors won't be worried about facing criminal charges for performing an emergency abortion. If you believe that I've also got a bridge that's for sale in the Brooklyn area.
Idaho should be relying on the doctors to define these things and make the call, not the other way around
Absolutely, the fact that politics are involved is horrific.
I really hate that the Supreme Court has borrowed the P2W "early access" model from shitty video games
I can't wait for the Inalienable Rights DLC to drop