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No, we still love our state. Maybe all the neo-cons can move down to Mississippi or Alabama since their policies are trying to turn Wisconsin into a Deep South style economy.
Please don't send them here, we have enough already.
No, like women not banging dudes if they arent on a pill or if a condom isnt involved.
It's a pretty basic concept of personal responsibility.
OR, you know, dudes not banging women if they aren't on the pill or if a condom isn't involved.
In fact, I suggest that ever time a dude gets a girl pregnant by mistake - that they shove a wand up his a$$ so he can vicariously experience the transvaginal ultrasound.
OR, you know, dudes not banging women if they aren't on the pill or if a condom isn't involved.
In fact, I suggest that ever time a dude gets a girl pregnant by mistake - that they shove a wand up his a$$ so he can vicariously experience the transvaginal ultrasound.
Bet that would make them more careful.
Maybe instead of calling them by the fluffy term "transvaginal ultrasound", we can start referring to them as "***** camera insertions." It might make people think twice about advocating these sorts of policies.
You make it sound like torture. Ultrasound is absolutely a routine part of pre-parturitional care. And it isn't done to please a politician. It's done so the woman makes a truly informed choice.
It's extremely uncomfortable, and I assume you're just another rightwing male or you wouldn't dismiss it so lightly.
And it should only be done because the woman WANTS it done, not to satisfy some rightwing male knuckle dragger. Period.
The ONLY reasons to force a woman to do it are because you're trying to make it harder and more unpleasant to get a legal medical procedure, or because you think women are universally stupid. No other reasons. You can try, but you cannot invent any logical reason other than those.
A woman who is pregnant is as informed as they can be. when they've decided to have an abortion, and ultrasound isn't going to change their mind.
Exactly. The conservatives try their hardest, don't they? Poor stupid fools.
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also, will the tax payers of Wisconsin now pay for these unnecessary medical procedures? If I was pregnant and wanted to have an abortion, I sure as hell am no going to pay for an ultrasound to satisfy the male policians, becaue they believe that I need to be "more informed" about having an abortion.
If the state is going to pay for it, they better expect to see court cases flood their system to pay for these unwanted and unnecessary procedures.
Either I completely miss it every time it's mentioned on local radio or the conservatives never decided how it's going to be paid for. Are they going to charge the patient? Eff that. Charge the taxpayer? Good luck!
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Maybe all the whining liberals should move from Wisconsin to Illinois, where their Utopia of failed government already exists just across the border.
As a native Wisconsinite, I'd be thrilled if all the lefties actually left Wisconsin.
Well too bad for you, that won't happen. Deal with it.
Exactly. The conservatives try their hardest, don't they? Poor stupid fools.
Either I completely miss it every time it's mentioned on local radio or the conservatives never decided how it's going to be paid for. Are they going to charge the patient? Eff that. Charge the taxpayer? Good luck!
Did you show the same economic concerns, and ask who was going to pay for the free birth control, abortion pills, and free sterilization procedures the Obama admin mandated?
Did I specify a trans vaginal ultrasound? No, I did not, so stop putting words in my mouth.
Yet, very early in a pregnancy - a transvaginal ultrasound is very likely.
Just ask Paul Ryan.
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