NotfooledbyW
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- Jul 9, 2014
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No. No other person in the community can be harmed in any way when a woman terminates he fetus. In fact with medical privacy laws no one in the community needs to know when it happens.Hypocrite.
If I am not correct about that. Please tell me why..
It’s the government’s obligation to protect the community by protecting citizens from the spread of deadly viruses. Immunization is part of that protection.
The government has no cause nor obligation to protect the community from a member of the community when she terminates her pregnancy.