#1: it is a measure to alert parents to abortions since you the undersigned decided that parents are irrelevant.
#2: It does not say it is illegal. You are just hyperventilating.
#3: Are you god that you can decide life and death? I dont see where he is, so the obverse means, you must be.
Time to take a chill pill until you are a parent. it will not pass. But the worst case scenerio for parents is already in effect.
chicken Little.
Sad and true
clearly this guy needs to be recalled for incompetence for focusing only on actual fetal deaths instead of the greater wickedness: unfertilized ova. women--altho we cant really blame them entirely since theyre by nature weak and evil--flush away the remains of underutilized ova each month. the way the proposed statute shoulda been worded is like this:
When an ovum wastage occurs without medical attendance, it shall be the woman's responsibility to report the wastage to the law-enforcement agency in the jurisdiction of which the wastage occurs within 12 hours after the beginning of her menstrual period. A violation of this section shall be punishable as a Class 1 misdemeanor.
and maybe, just maybe, someone needs to quit hittin the crackpipe once in a while. this has nothing at all to do with the trauma of miscarriage or a discussion thereof--nor does it have anything in common with rangel and the draft. if someone's gonna try an endrun around wade vs roe, at least be honest enough to admit it.
I don't see how this could help women who miscarry or anyone else for that matter. Only a man would propose such a thing. Many times it is far more than 12hrs before a woman even knows she miscarried if it is very early on. Matter of fact, I bet a lot of women have had miscarriages and not realized it.
I might be mistaken, but is there a law saying you have to disclose that you are pregnant in the first place, because I don't think there is. Now, if the "miscarriage" is the result of the father hitting the mother in the belly with a baseball bat (actually happened in Detroit recently), then you have a crime. Oddly enough though, only the father can be prosecuted. Maybe this case is something that is trying to be addressed but it is definitely being addressed in the wrong way.
No, you just misquoted the Bill. I live here. I know what it says. read it again. And try not to be so condescending when you are wrong.
O, and BTW, the sky is not falling ........yet