However, “Abortion is currently
banned in 14 states and many other states have attempted to ban or severely
restrict access to abortion. All of these bans have an exception to prevent the
death of the pregnant person and some bans include other exceptions that
fall into three categories: when there is risk to the health of the pregnant
person, when the pregnancy is the result of rape or incest, and when there is a
lethal fetal anomaly.” - https://www.kff.org/womens-health-policy/issue-brief/a-review-of-exceptions-in-state-abortions-bans-implications-for-the-provision-of-abortion-services/
The article goes on to state
that when deaths do occur from these exceptions it is because of the
physician’s timidity or confusion about the existing law. The assumption this
bit of bait-and-switch fearmongering post makes is not that the existing laws need to
be made more precise and obvious but that all abortions must be legalized for any
or no reason at any stage of development or health lest some fatality occur.
One thing is sure, that when such blanket abortions are allowed, a viable human offspring dies. They. Die. Basically murdered. For no real medical reason. The reason that some 'abortions' are allowed is not a reason all types of abortions must be allowed.
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