Are we really supposed to believe this is an abortion and it’s banned in 10 states? (illegal, controversial)

[Layden85]

And do they actually believe it?

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...zcjs&fs=e&s=cl

[bluesjuke]

Yes, it’s a distortion of the truth to being the lie that it is.
Propaganda only.

[Cape Cod Todd]

Yes the Left will use this as an example of how banning abortion would have ended this woman's life. They already believe that the Republicans on the Supreme Court hate women so they banned abortion when in fact they only passed it back to the states and have now put it into the hands of the voters in those states.





Bluesjuke is correct it is a distortion of the truth but when has the Left ever let actually facts get in the way of their narrative?

[ChicagoMeO]

if the baby inside was dead, it is not an abortion to remove the remains.

[Brave New World]

Originally Posted by Layden85

And do they actually believe it?

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...zcjs&fs=e&s=cl

I really don't thing this was life threatening and the procedure would go ahead at 6 weeks in most places in the world.

Amanda De Cadenett is part of the the whole LA and Hollywood Liberal Celebrity culture.

Amanda was born and raised in very wealthy Hampstead, London. and is the daughter of racing car driver Alain de Cadenet, and Amanda attended Princess Anne's former boarding school at Benenden, whilst her brother Alexander attended the equally posh Harrow Boarding school.

Amanda De Cadenet lived in England and at the time was a model, whilst dating the late model male Nick Kamen, who she paid tribute to following his tragic death last year.

De Cabanet was also regulars on controversial British TV Show 'The Word' and Channel 4's 'Big Breakfast'.

Her Brother Alexander de Cadenet also appeared on 'The Word' and is now a wealthy artist.

In 1992, De Casenet moved to the United States.

De Cadenet was married to Duran Duran bassist John Taylor from 1991 until 1997. At that time of their marriage, according to de Cadenet herself, she was only 19 and pregnant. Taylor and de Cadenet have one daughter, Atlanta Noo de Cadenet Taylor.

In 2006, she married guitarist Nick Valensi of American rock band The Strokes, after meeting him at one of the band's performances in 2002. Their twin children Ella and Silvan were born in 2007.

It also seems she's now some kind of business entrepreneur and author.

[ATX Wahine]

A partial miscarriage is indeed life-threatening; sepsis can occur if an incomplete evacuation of tissue occurs. The procedure to fix this is called a D&C (dilation and curettage) and while it may be a very similar procedure to an abortion, the distinction is that an abortion snuffs a living embryo; a D&C simply finishes off what nature has already started.

[AnywhereElse]

Originally Posted by ATX Wahine

A partial miscarriage is indeed life-threatening; sepsis can occur if an incomplete evacuation of tissue occurs. The procedure to fix this is called a D&C (dilation and curettage) and while it may be a very similar procedure to an abortion, the distinction is that an abortion snuffs a living embryo; a D&C simply finishes off what nature has already started.

Exactly! Boy, the libs are really milking any possible death of a fetus as a reason that abortion should be legal.

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/...zcjs&fs=e&s=cl

She continued, "The treatment for a miscarriage that your body won't release is classified as an abortion if there is a heartbeat or a D&C if there isn't. I'm so grateful the E.R team along with myself and then boyfriend (now my husband ) could immediately make the choice that prioritised my safety without having to consider if the procedure was illegal, and if the Dr would be prosecuted for making sure I was safe."

There wasn't going to be a heartbeat at that point anyway, and the fetus would have been facing death in this case even if there had been a heartbeat. Had the fetus been further along where they could have delivered him/her, at that point, an abortion would not have been legal, which certainly seems fair. She lost a child in the miscarriage, but that child may have faced death by abortion anyway. Sad.

Boy, they are really stretching it now.

[ATX Wahine]

They would like you to believe that “women are going to DIE!” and they are willing to misrepresent, lie, and harass others into actually believing it.