Louisiana's "Fetal Personhood" Bill Will Make Abortion A Crime Of Homicide From Fertilization

[FelineOverlord]

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[Rhiannon12866]

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[betsuni]

2. +1

[Rhiannon12866]

4. I particularly liked that last one...

[betsuni]

5. Women have fewer rights than corpses. Indeed.

[betsuni]

3. K&R

[PoindexterOglethorpe]

6. And of course they totally oppose the death penalty.

Wait, they don't? Never mind.

[sinkingfeeling]

7. When is Louisiana changing its name to Gilead?

Every woman of child bearing age should be heading for the border now.

[chowder66]

8. Then men who are part of the fertilization process should be prosecuted as well.

Notice how they scratch out "implantation" because that's usually for rich, white people.

[DFW]

9. Thery will have to make up new signs for highways that run through Louisiana

"Welcome to Louisiana, The Pro-Death State!"

[Aussie105]

10. Don't ask, don't tell . . .

Guys, condom or two on you at all times.
Just in case . . .
Girls, the morning after pill in your purse.
Just in case . . .

If you don't tell, who is to know?
It's a very private and personal thing after all.

SCOTUS and state laws need not affect you.

[Buckeyeblue]

11. I don't see them winning a personhood case

They can't declare the fetus a person just for the purposes of making abortion a homicide without all of the other ramifications that would come with personhood. These people are just racing to the bottom without thinking through the downstream impacts.

But I was thinking that now would be a good time to pass a comprehensive maternity leave act. Every women gets 100% pay for 1 year after having a child.

[C_U_L8R]

12. Then every jerkoff who spills his seed ought to be charged

One count per murdered sperm.

[PA Democrat]

13. Are they planning to ban IUDs and the pill?

Because they work by preventing the implantation of a fertilized egg.

[Vinca]

14. Since a whole lot of fertilized eggs never attach to the uterine wall, do they

intend to imprison thousands of toilets every month?

[gristy]

15. State-sponsored terrorism - that's the intent here

[tanyev]

16. Remember when they opposed the ACA because the "gummint" shouldn't come between you and your doctor?

[NullTuples]

17. And how will they differentiate abortion from miscarriage ?

[smirkymonkey]

18. This is going to get ugly.

And probably violent.

[Hekate]

19. There goes IVF, which is going to come as a nasty shock to some

[Sick_n_Tired]

20. 10th amendment needs to go

And individual “statehood” as well. If we can eliminate the states and just have one cohesive country, we can get rid of all the issues. No more fly over states dictating Dictators via electoral college - a straight majority popular election would emerge. Red states with no gun laws would be subject to more progressive national blue standards eliminating their imposed terrorism over blue states (thinking how much safe Illinois and chicago would be without Indianastan providing a pipeline of guns). Efforts should be made to seriously change the ridiculous and unsustainable 50 states model to a more progressive block federal model.