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RICHMOND, Va. Hundreds of women have locked arms and stood mute outside the Virginia State Capitol to protest a wave of anti-abortion legislation coursing through the 2012 General Assembly.
Capitol and state police officers, there to ensure order, estimated the crowd to be more than 1,000 people mostly women. The crowd formed a human cordon through which legislators walked before Mondays floor sessions of the Republican-controlled legislature.
The group was protesting bills that would cut off state aid to poor women seeking abortions, define embryos as humans and criminalize their destruction, and require transvaginal ultrasounds of women seeking abortions. In the procedure, a wand-like device is inserted and used to send out sound waves.
None of the protesters carried posters. Few spoke, even when spoken to. Richmond resident Molly Vick wore a shirt that read, Say no to state mandated rape.
Women protest anti-abortion bills in Va. by locking arms, standing mute outside state Capitol - The Washington Post
Think about all the women who if the got pregnant, whether or not they would have an abortion or not, like having the right to decide.
I would guess 80% or more do not want their choice taken away. And so they should vote accordingly in November.
So?RICHMOND, Va. Hundreds of women have locked arms and stood mute outside the Virginia State Capitol to protest a wave of anti-abortion legislation coursing through the 2012 General Assembly.
Capitol and state police officers, there to ensure order, estimated the crowd to be more than 1,000 people mostly women. The crowd formed a human cordon through which legislators walked before Mondays floor sessions of the Republican-controlled legislature.
The group was protesting bills that would cut off state aid to poor women seeking abortions, define embryos as humans and criminalize their destruction, and require transvaginal ultrasounds of women seeking abortions. In the procedure, a wand-like device is inserted and used to send out sound waves.
None of the protesters carried posters. Few spoke, even when spoken to. Richmond resident Molly Vick wore a shirt that read, Say no to state mandated rape.
Women protest anti-abortion bills in Va. by locking arms, standing mute outside state Capitol - The Washington Post
You do know that is not going to happen, right?Think about all the women who if the got pregnant, whether or not they would have an abortion or not, like having the right to decide.
I would guess 80% or more do not want their choice taken away. And so they should vote accordingly in November.
I don't know who sits around and comes up with this stupid shit..put it's pathetic.
state mandated rape.
yet these same people have no problems with them wanting to force us to pay for their abortions.
It's cheaper than having to pay for all the unwanted children who become criminals.
Someone should dump the aborted babies on them at the protest then see their response.
RICHMOND, Va. Hundreds of women have locked arms and stood mute outside the Virginia State Capitol to protest a wave of anti-abortion legislation coursing through the 2012 General Assembly.
Capitol and state police officers, there to ensure order, estimated the crowd to be more than 1,000 people mostly women. The crowd formed a human cordon through which legislators walked before Mondays floor sessions of the Republican-controlled legislature.
The group was protesting bills that would cut off state aid to poor women seeking abortions, define embryos as humans and criminalize their destruction, and require transvaginal ultrasounds of women seeking abortions. In the procedure, a wand-like device is inserted and used to send out sound waves.
None of the protesters carried posters. Few spoke, even when spoken to. Richmond resident Molly Vick wore a shirt that read, Say no to state mandated rape.
Women protest anti-abortion bills in Va. by locking arms, standing mute outside state Capitol - The Washington Post
I am a woman who had to wrestle with a teenage pregnancy and chose to KEEP my child..Planned parenthood counseled me to ABORT. THAT is why this topic is so close to my heart
raised BOTH my children without any help from you or the TAXPAYERS (one as a single parent)
now you can kindly fuck off and die
That is very interesting Stephanie. You should be very proud.
May I ask how you supported your child as a teenager? It must have been tough. Where did you work? How did you pay for the birth?
Had a thing called, family dear.
Back then I worked for the Secretary of State of Illinois..was a keypunch operator. took it as a vocational course after school.
amazing how those things can work IF you put your heart and soul and Pride into it.
anything else you want to know?..lol
I don't know who sits around and comes up with this stupid shit..put it's pathetic.
state mandated rape.
yet these same people have no problems with them wanting to force us to pay for their abortions.
It's cheaper than having to pay for all the unwanted children who become criminals.
Is there no room in your heart for the sanctity of life?
omg they are cutting off freebees.
before i comment, i'll ask what that's supposed to mean.
Someone should dump the aborted babies on them at the protest then see their response.
RICHMOND, Va. Hundreds of women have locked arms and stood mute outside the Virginia State Capitol to protest a wave of anti-abortion legislation coursing through the 2012 General Assembly.
Capitol and state police officers, there to ensure order, estimated the crowd to be more than 1,000 people mostly women. The crowd formed a human cordon through which legislators walked before Mondays floor sessions of the Republican-controlled legislature.
The group was protesting bills that would cut off state aid to poor women seeking abortions, define embryos as humans and criminalize their destruction, and require transvaginal ultrasounds of women seeking abortions. In the procedure, a wand-like device is inserted and used to send out sound waves.
None of the protesters carried posters. Few spoke, even when spoken to. Richmond resident Molly Vick wore a shirt that read, Say no to state mandated rape.
Women protest anti-abortion bills in Va. by locking arms, standing mute outside state Capitol - The Washington Post
UNWANTED CHILDREN SHOULD NOT BE BROUGHT INTO THIS WORLD TO BE ABUSED.
An egg is not a chicken.
That is very interesting Stephanie. You should be very proud.
May I ask how you supported your child as a teenager? It must have been tough. Where did you work? How did you pay for the birth?
Had a thing called, family dear.
Back then I worked for the Secretary of State of Illinois..was a keypunch operator. took it as a vocational course after school.
amazing how those things can work IF you put your heart and soul and Pride into it.
anything else you want to know?..lol
Good for you...
It shows that having a good family structure behind you can help support your baby. I imagine it was quite some time ago if you were a keypunch operator. Many young girls who got pregnant when you did were thrown out by their family. It was an embarrassment.
Can you imagine if your family wasn't there to support you? If you had to pay for the delivery, rent, food, a babysitter all on a keypunch operators salary?
Why are you so vindictive of young women who do not benefit from the same family support structure you had?
Because they are also human and they are not perfect.Had a thing called, family dear.
Back then I worked for the Secretary of State of Illinois..was a keypunch operator. took it as a vocational course after school.
amazing how those things can work IF you put your heart and soul and Pride into it.
anything else you want to know?..lol
Good for you...
It shows that having a good family structure behind you can help support your baby. I imagine it was quite some time ago if you were a keypunch operator. Many young girls who got pregnant when you did were thrown out by their family. It was an embarrassment.
Can you imagine if your family wasn't there to support you? If you had to pay for the delivery, rent, food, a babysitter all on a keypunch operators salary?
Why are you so vindictive of young women who do not benefit from the same family support structure you had?
again I ask, why can't these poor women who don't want children take the appropriate steps to make sure they don't get pregnant in the first place?
That is very interesting Stephanie. You should be very proud.
May I ask how you supported your child as a teenager? It must have been tough. Where did you work? How did you pay for the birth?
Had a thing called, family dear.
Back then I worked for the Secretary of State of Illinois..was a keypunch operator. took it as a vocational course after school.
amazing how those things can work IF you put your heart and soul and Pride into it.
anything else you want to know?..lol
Good for you...
It shows that having a good family structure behind you can help support your baby. I imagine it was quite some time ago if you were a keypunch operator. Many young girls who got pregnant when you did were thrown out by their family. It was an embarrassment.
Can you imagine if your family wasn't there to support you? If you had to pay for the delivery, rent, food, a babysitter all on a keypunch operators salary?
Why are you so vindictive of young women who do not benefit from the same family support structure you had?
Bullshit.It isn't a normal medical procedure when an abortion is going to be performed.I think any contact with another persons genitals without it being a mutually consensual procedure should be treated as sexual abuse or assault, not rape. It isn't my fault that idiots like you think a normal medical procedure that is consensual is rape, and also think someone groping another person without their consent is perfectly acceptable.
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Because they are also human and they are not perfect.Good for you...
It shows that having a good family structure behind you can help support your baby. I imagine it was quite some time ago if you were a keypunch operator. Many young girls who got pregnant when you did were thrown out by their family. It was an embarrassment.
Can you imagine if your family wasn't there to support you? If you had to pay for the delivery, rent, food, a babysitter all on a keypunch operators salary?
Why are you so vindictive of young women who do not benefit from the same family support structure you had?
again I ask, why can't these poor women who don't want children take the appropriate steps to make sure they don't get pregnant in the first place?
LMAO!Bullshit.It isn't a normal medical procedure when an abortion is going to be performed.
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Sorry, your sand trail isn't an argument.
And you'd be melting down if someone altered your post.
Had a thing called, family dear.
Back then I worked for the Secretary of State of Illinois..was a keypunch operator. took it as a vocational course after school.
amazing how those things can work IF you put your heart and soul and Pride into it.
anything else you want to know?..lol
Good for you...
It shows that having a good family structure behind you can help support your baby. I imagine it was quite some time ago if you were a keypunch operator. Many young girls who got pregnant when you did were thrown out by their family. It was an embarrassment.
Can you imagine if your family wasn't there to support you? If you had to pay for the delivery, rent, food, a babysitter all on a keypunch operators salary?
Why are you so vindictive of young women who do not benefit from the same family support structure you had?
not vindictive dear...
And we all have a family..
I had to GROW up fast and learn the basics of what life is about.. and what caused my son was a good start... by the way he'll be 40 soon..damn I'm getting old.
you know that saying, where there is a WILL there is a WAY..
You do know that is not going to happen, right?Think about all the women who if the got pregnant, whether or not they would have an abortion or not, like having the right to decide.
I would guess 80% or more do not want their choice taken away. And so they should vote accordingly in November.
Or do you really think most folks are going to buy your bullshit?
