What does it cost to hire a woman to produce a child as a surrogate? Whatever that is- how about

[Tumbulu]

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suing the State of Texas ( or any other state that goes this route) for the going amount for forcing the woman to produce a child against her will?

Or sue the supplier of the sperm?

And how about women start suing for pain and suffering risk of death along with the currently mostly unpaid work of child production? But surrogates get paid, there must be a standard price range charged.

[LisaL]

2. That would have been a very bad fertility clinic.

They don't do that.

[Walleye]

4. Yeah thanks I knew after I wrote that it wasn't right Deleting

[Mopar151]

3. What can you sell a white, newborn, American baby for, in Tx?

Adoption fees, surrogate stipend, legal fees, outright bribes....

[Tumbulu]

6. I don't know.... But what do you think about this approach?

I think that the defense mode has not worked.

I want to go offensive, as that is what these people only seem to respond to.

[Tomconroy]

5. Years ago ads were running in Ivy League newspapers

Looking for surrogates. The money was not small.

[Tumbulu]

7. I am sure it is significant, and if the states begin to realize

that forcing women to produce a child will cost them say $85 k a child…..would their tune change? And then the state will need to raise the child? Why isn’t the state subject to damages for all this?