Most of them honestly, truly believe the things they say. They read (or, more commonly hear) the flawed, false info from the higher ups that really are just lying sacks of shit.
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NB, a 1st-trimester abortion costs a few hundred bucks, most of which [1] goes to lab tests and such.
And seriously, if someone doesn’t understand what’s happening in their bodies during pregnancy and needs more information, they should get that information from a doctor or nurse, not an anti-choice ideologue.
“We find that a large number of our clients don’t understand what’s happening to their bodies or their developing baby.”
If that’s the truth, then wouldn’t their clients be better served by ACTUAL MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS helping them understand human anatomy? Y’know, instead of a bunch of religious zealots.
I think this is the hilarious other side of the coin to, “if you are an abortion clinic, you must have admitting procedures at a nearby hospital.”
“If you’re a crisis center, you must acknowledge that you are in no way medical-center affiliated...” HOW DARE YOU.
Man, Jerry’s on a roll.
We find that a large number of our clients don’t understand what’s happening to their bodies or their developing baby.
*Scientific data provided by Ghost Facers from Supernatural.
I am really confused about how a law requiring someone to state whether they are medically licensed and where to find medically licensed care if an individual rightly chooses that they want some goddamn medical care, violates the first amendment. Wouldn’t it technically fall under the same rules regarding non doctors…
“Spiritual consequences.”
I don’t know about their current status (I believe it’s being fought out in court), but here in Indiana when they passed their moronic ‘religious freedom bill’ to support the Hobby Lobby decision, a “church of marijuana” declared itself in Indianapolis and claimed the right to the religious freedom to use marijuana.
Care Net Pregnancy Center understands that all women have freedom of choice. But, wise choices cannot be made unless all the options and risks are considered.
Absolutely. I also personally believe that if a religious-based hospital is the only shop in town, they ought to be required by law to practice fully. That or risk being taken over by the government.
Scalia.
All those Republicans losing their minds about the threat of Sharia Law are the very same ones implementing it here.
How on earth has sex-selective abortion artificially selected for “whiteness”? Are there are a lot of non-white mothers aborting their kids because they want white babies? How would that work?
Yes, but has this been an endemic and widespread problem in Ohio?