Lesh
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Fuck off trollStill talking about something you know zip about eh? Post your evidence, you still haven’t
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Fuck off trollStill talking about something you know zip about eh? Post your evidence, you still haven’t
All you got st this point! Cause we know you have no clue. It seems you’re afraid to back your posts!Fuck off troll
So many questions and so little confirmed information.
How do we know the girl was 10 years old? The doctor in Indiana reported her approximate age as 17, so which is it? One hopes that the girl's mother went with her daughter to Indiana, she would certainly know that, right? So what is the truth here?
Did the mother actually try to get her daughter an abortion in Ohio before the 6-month window ran out? Was it with the Ohio doctor that called the Indiana doctor? Who declined to do the abortion in Ohio? The same doctor? And did that doctor not notify the authorities when an underage girl shows up for an abortion? If she really is 10, that's automatic rape and the authorities should have been immediately notified. But that didn't happen, so what is the truth here?
Who paid for the trip to Indiana?
Who paid the Indiana doctor?
The rapist was released after posting a 2 million dollar bail. Where'd he get access to that kind of cheese? Wonder if he'll show up for his next court appearance.
It appears the origin of this whole story was the abortion doctor in Indiana, apparently herself a pro-choice person. As no doubt was the doctor in Ohio that contacted her. Does no one else see the stink of this whole mess? It feels like the Jussie Smollett story all over again. I don't think the girl's name ought to be made public, but those doctors and anyone else involved ought to be questioned at least. I think laws were broken and lies were told. So what is the truth here?
My take is, that if this story was true we'd be seeing those doctors on TV 24/7, talking about that poor girl and laying out the facts and naming names. But the way all this is unfolding looks like a bullshit attempt to smear that Ohio abortion law and the pro-life people who support it. I suspect eventually the truth will out and hopefully if laws were broken that people go to jail and/or lose their medical licenses.
really, you know as much as I do. we both get our information from media sources.I probably know more about this story than you. I hope you catch up and become informed. It's not hard.
Don't you mean link to back that claim up AND you're a troll?Link to back that claim up, or admit you are a troll.
Obviously not - because the state never "made" an adult rape and impregnate a 10-year old.Guess it wasnt made up
Now this has happened and the story is real, can we discuss why the state made this CHILD go through this shit?
Well he gets to tell you that his position is far more important than yoursreally, you know as much as I do. we both get our information from media sources.
Hey dumbfuck, have somebody read this to you. GO FUCK YOURSELF YOU PROVEN LYING HACK. Yost never lied. Unlike you, who has lied constantly here. Keep up your tantrum.Hey asshole. Read this slowly
FUCK YOURSELF
Everything he said was either a lie or he's the most incompetent AG (with the biggest mouth) in the country
Sure. Because a proven lying hack like you knows more about the laws than the AG. Fail.He did not point it out, he lied.
It is not in the bill. There is no exception for rape or incest.
And also no mental health excuse allowed.
And this child was not guaranteed to die, if she went through gestation.
And the child was not guaranteed to damage her organs, permanent physical harm if she went through pregnancy.
Those conditions are not present.
The risk is a little higher for 10 to 15 year old girls to have problems, but they are no guarantee that they would happen.....
The law does provide two exceptions, however. An abortion can be conducted after the six-week mark if a physician finds the procedure "necessary to prevent the death of the pregnant woman or to prevent a serious risk of the substantial and irreversible impairment of a major bodily function of the pregnant woman." It can also be conducted if there is no fetal heartbeat.
The state defines conditions that pose a serious risk to a pregnant person as:
- Pre-eclampsia
- Inevitable abortion
- Premature rupture of the membranes
It does not include:
The law contains no exceptions for rape or incest. It also only applies to what the state describes as "intrauterine pregnancies."
- "A condition related to the woman's mental health"
Physicians are required to record and report the medical condition necessitating each patient's abortion and the "medical rationale" behind their decision. That documentation must be kept by the doctor for at least seven years.
Pregnant people are also required to sign a form acknowledging the presence of a fetal heartbeat and the statistical probability the fetus could be carried to term, as told to them by their physician.
Doctors who perform an abortion in violation of the law can be charged with a fifth-degree felony.
Therefore the abortion in Ohio is illegal.
It's exactly what you said: you said that the Supreme Court gave the right in Roe. That means it wasn't a right until the Court made it up. You know this is the case and you slipped up and said it out loud. Don't you know you're never supposed to say the truth out loud? It's in the Democratic Handbook, isn't it?That's not at all what I have said or implied
The Court on Roe RECOGNIZED AN EXISTING RIGHTIt's exactly what you said: you said that the Supreme Court gave the right in Roe. That means it wasn't a right until the Court made it up. You know this is the case and you slipped up and said it out loud. Don't you know you're never supposed to say the truth out loud? It's in the Democratic Handbook, isn't it?
If it's not personally identifiable, either on its own or in conjunction with other publicly available data to which the data in question can be tied, then the data in question is not PII.Ah so you're a fucking idiot that knows absolutely nothing about information security nor PII. Appreciate the heads-up.![]()
Hmmm. I'm reading rules of the site before posting.It's rape only because there is a white man's law against it.
Ahh. Changing the story. As I have had to say many times to liars on here, what's said on the Internet stays on the Internet.The Court on Roe RECOGNIZED AN EXISTING RIGHT
that this activist radical Court took away
In 1972 it wasn't a constitutional right and in 1973 it was made a constitutional right.Within hours of the U.S. Supreme Court’s reversal of Roe v. Wade, the 1973 decision that made abortion access a constitutional right,
If someone here said it was a hoax, you're free to call them out on it. They have a great defense in that none of the required legal notifications and investigations were carried out and then Smollett...That's a distinction without a difference...and if you read the various threads on this site a shitload of your cynical bastards were claiming that it WAS a hoax. Of course you had no evidence of that because there was none
Let's remember that these pieces of shit were claiming that this was all a hoax...with NO evidence
You bolded the wrong sentence. You bolded this one:Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost appeared on Fox News this week, casting doubt on the veracity of Dr. Caitlin Bernard's account that a 10-year-old Ohio rape victim needed to travel to Indiana for an abortion.
Yost, a Republican, doubled down on that in an interview with the USA TODAY Network Ohio bureau on Tuesday.
"Every day that goes by the more likely that this is a fabrication. I know the cops and prosecutors in this state. There's not one of them that wouldn't be turning over every rock, looking for this guy and they would have charged him," he said. "I'm not saying it could not have happened. What I'm saying to you is there is not a damn scintilla of evidence. And shame on the Indianapolis paper that ran this thing on a single source who has an obvious axe to grind.""
Of course there was plenty of evidence (since the creep was charged days later)...he just didn't look for it and said all that shit or he LIED
So who's the bigger asshole...Yost or Nostra?
I call it a tie
I haven't seen this story; do you have a link? And, accurate or not, I sure as hell hope that Ohio, and every other state, law makes it class A felony for a 17-year-old to have sex with a 9- or 10-year-old.These morons also conveniently forget that the original doctor put the perp as a 17 year old, not 27. That may well get a court case dismissed. Now why did the doctor do that? Seems nobody really wants to touch that question.
Jesus christ.So many questions and so little confirmed information.
How do we know the girl was 10 years old? The doctor in Indiana reported her approximate age as 17, so which is it? One hopes that the girl's mother went with her daughter to Indiana, she would certainly know that, right? So what is the truth here?
Did the mother actually try to get her daughter an abortion in Ohio before the 6-month window ran out? Was it with the Ohio doctor that called the Indiana doctor? Who declined to do the abortion in Ohio? The same doctor? And did that doctor not notify the authorities when an underage girl shows up for an abortion? If she really is 10, that's automatic rape and the authorities should have been immediately notified. But that didn't happen, so what is the truth here?
Who paid for the trip to Indiana?
Who paid the Indiana doctor?
The rapist was released after posting a 2 million dollar bail. Where'd he get access to that kind of cheese? Wonder if he'll show up for his next court appearance.
It appears the origin of this whole story was the abortion doctor in Indiana, apparently herself a pro-choice person. As no doubt was the doctor in Ohio that contacted her. Does no one else see the stink of this whole mess? It feels like the Jussie Smollett story all over again. I don't think the girl's name ought to be made public, but those doctors and anyone else involved ought to be questioned at least. I think laws were broken and lies were told. So what is the truth here?
My take is, that if this story was true we'd be seeing those doctors on TV 24/7, talking about that poor girl and laying out the facts and naming names. But the way all this is unfolding looks like a bullshit attempt to smear that Ohio abortion law and the pro-life people who support it. I suspect eventually the truth will out and hopefully if laws were broken that people go to jail and/or lose their medical licenses.