The state has no interest in protecting "potential" anything. That kind of reasoning will justify pretty much any overreaching statist policy one might dream up.
Roe was a shit decision.
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Roe overturned
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M14 Shooter
The Light of Truth
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The life of the unborn child is actual, not potential.The state has no interest in protecting "potential" anything.
Which is why it was overturned.Roe was a shit decision.
The standard it set, however, will likely be aped by the majority of state courts,
For those analyzing the history of abortion in America, Wikipedia has made an important 'mistake.' If indeed Dr. Frederick Dyer is correct, that this Memorial is 'considered the most important document for securing the stringent laws against abortion that were passed over the next few decades," readers are compromised from the beginning of such research.
American Medical Association Promoted the Laws Overturned by Roe-v. Wade
'....In January 1860, the AMA sent a Memorial written by Storer and signed by AMA president Henry Miller to all governors and legislatures. It was not published in the Transactions of the AMA or anywhere else. Dr. Frederick Dyer found blank copies of the Memorial and a related Address to state medical societies among papers that were preserved by Dr. Storer's grandchildren and loaned to Dr. Dyer who wrote a biography of Storer. The Memorial, Dyer says, must be considered the most important document for securing the stringent laws against abortion that were passed over the next few decades.'
This above report does not mention that Storer's dad later became an AMA president: 'David Humphreys Storer, AMA president, 1866-67.' Wiki's list of past AMA presidents is incorrect. It lists the wrong Henry Miller than the one of interest:
List of Presidents of the American Medical Association
'....Henry Miller, 1859-60.'
American Medical Association Promoted the Laws Overturned by Roe-v. Wade
'....In January 1860, the AMA sent a Memorial written by Storer and signed by AMA president Henry Miller to all governors and legislatures. It was not published in the Transactions of the AMA or anywhere else. Dr. Frederick Dyer found blank copies of the Memorial and a related Address to state medical societies among papers that were preserved by Dr. Storer's grandchildren and loaned to Dr. Dyer who wrote a biography of Storer. The Memorial, Dyer says, must be considered the most important document for securing the stringent laws against abortion that were passed over the next few decades.'
This above report does not mention that Storer's dad later became an AMA president: 'David Humphreys Storer, AMA president, 1866-67.' Wiki's list of past AMA presidents is incorrect. It lists the wrong Henry Miller than the one of interest:
List of Presidents of the American Medical Association
'....Henry Miller, 1859-60.'
So, whether or not the prisoner can retrieve the pertinent internet pages, the next problem will update the coming Dem-GOP trends for midterm November and the states that are implicated in abortion history circa 1860. The wikipage for American abortion history gives three references about these states and all three references fail to inform the reader which states they are (References 20, 21 and 22) so that they can be compared to post-Roe trigger states and other pathologies:
Abortion in the United States
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Abortion in the United States
Abortion in the United States - Wikipedia
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Weatherman2020
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Abortion clinics are not hospitals, shitforbrains." Off Track "
* Moron More On *
No , imbecile , women enter abortion clinics when they are about to miscarry and would otherwise bleed to death .
The medical question is when and whether to administer anesthesia , whatever the circumstance .
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I don’t NEED to be liked by ANONYMOUS PEOPLE ON THE INTERNETBy no intelligent response you mean they didn't like you.
DO YOU?
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Really?Abortion clinics are not hospitals, shitforbrains.
Why are you lying?
BlindBoo
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The egg and the sperm are human and alive.. When combine they become a single cell with a unique combination of human DNA from its parents. It is not, at the time of conception, a human being.Wrong question.
When does an 'egg' become a human life?
Weatherman2020
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Please go there when you get in a car accident.Really?
Why are you lying?
Tell us the medical equipment inside every PP, Dufus.
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Enough to SAVE MY LIFEPlease go there when you get in a car accident.
Tell us the medical equipment inside every PP, Dufus.
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Weatherman2020
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Was that the appendectomy or the pacemaker they did for you?Enough to SAVE MY LIFE
Weatherman2020
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Oh STFU
YOUR AVATAR IS A GUN
SO WHAT???
Joe Biden is a Catholic puppet and a CIA puppet. We note that Gorsuch is Episcopal, and Gorsuch is also a CIA link:
en.wikipedia.org
'....NAF was established in 1977 with merger of National Association of Abortion Facilities (NAAF) founded by Merle Hoffman, and the National Abortion Council (NAC). One of its founders was Frances Kissling, later president of Catholics for a Free Choice. Katherine Hancock Ragsdale, an Episcopal priest, was president and CEO of NAF until Oct 2021.'
The report of post #2,243 (The American Medical Association Promoted the Laws Overturned by Roe v. Wade) was published on 20 Sep 2021, just before the Episcopal NAF CEO's term ended.
The Episcopal bullshit continues with Ammi Rogers via Connecticut, making the CIA connection to Yale:
'....He was a Connecticut preacher with a reputation for seducing female congregants. (From William Buchan, Domestic Medicine)....Rogers was an Epsicopalian preacher who had been controversial since his days at Yale in the 1790s. According to his memoir, religious leaders didn't like him because he supported separation of church and state....Asenath Smith....a baby born less than nine months after a marriage....'
NAF - Wikipedia
The report of post #2,243 (The American Medical Association Promoted the Laws Overturned by Roe v. Wade) was published on 20 Sep 2021, just before the Episcopal NAF CEO's term ended.
The Episcopal bullshit continues with Ammi Rogers via Connecticut, making the CIA connection to Yale:
'....He was a Connecticut preacher with a reputation for seducing female congregants. (From William Buchan, Domestic Medicine)....Rogers was an Epsicopalian preacher who had been controversial since his days at Yale in the 1790s. According to his memoir, religious leaders didn't like him because he supported separation of church and state....Asenath Smith....a baby born less than nine months after a marriage....'
M14 Shooter
The Light of Truth
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But it is a human life, distinct from either of its parents.The egg and the sperm are human and alive.. When combine they become a single cell with a unique combination of human DNA from its parents. It is not, at the time of conception, a human being.
And thus, the reason this is the relevant question.
Weatherman2020
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A Catholic puppet?Joe Biden is a Catholic puppet and a CIA puppet. We note that Gorsuch is Episcopal, and Gorsuch is also a CIA link:
'....NAF was established in 1977 with merger of National Association of Abortion Facilities (NAAF) founded by Merle Hoffman, and the National Abortion Council (NAC). One of its founders was Frances Kissling, later president of Catholics for a Free Choice. Katherine Hancock Ragsdale, an Episcopal priest, was president and CEO of NAF until Oct 2021.'NAF - Wikipedia
The report of post #2,243 (The American Medical Association Promoted the Laws Overturned by Roe v. Wade) was published on 20 Sep 2021, just before the Episcopal NAF CEO's term ended.
The Episcopal bullshit continues with Ammi Rogers via Connecticut, making the CIA connection to Yale:
'....He was a Connecticut preacher with a reputation for seducing female congregants. (From William Buchan, Domestic Medicine)....Rogers was an Epsicopalian preacher who had been controversial since his days at Yale in the 1790s. According to his memoir, religious leaders didn't like him because he supported separation of church and state....Asenath Smith....a baby born less than nine months after a marriage....'
Now THAT is funny.
Weatherman2020
Diamond Member
And a baby has its own DNA.But it is a human life, distinct from either of its parents.
And thus, the reason this is the relevant question.
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