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And this is exactly why it is wrong for a room of men to legislate what a woman does with her body. Because of Nebraska state law, this baby was born deformed and suffered for 15 minutes before dying mercifully.
And this is exactly why it is wrong for a room of men to legislate what a woman does with her body. Because of Nebraska state law, this baby was born deformed and suffered for 15 minutes before dying mercifully.
If she wants to have an abortion all she has to do is pay for it at another State. Who is stopping her?
Nebraska law is no abortion after 20 weeks.
Her water broke at 22 weeks.
She could have gone to another state.
Poor you say ?
She had one child already and this was her second.
If she had the money for an abortion then she could have borrowed money to get a bus ticket to another state.
If she was that determined she could have done that. The article says she delivered 8 days later.
That pregnancy was doomed once her water broke but she did nothing for 8 days after her water broke ?
And ultimately this is why we have laws that deny women abortions. The "blame the woman" mentality. I'm sure she was thrilled that her uterus was crushing the fetus so she could get some lovely propaganda
And this is exactly why it is wrong for a room of men to legislate what a woman does with her body. Because of Nebraska state law, this baby was born deformed and suffered for 15 minutes before dying mercifully.
Yea.
How dare they take a commission away from an abortionist!
If she wants to have an abortion all she has to do is pay for it at another State. Who is stopping her?
She didn't want an abortion, the fetus was dying inside her ... being crushed.
Last edited by CaseyB; 03-20-2011 at 05:34 AM..
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gosh perhaps shes poor? ya think?
