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Every woman in Ohio should call the coroner to report their monthly discharge, just in case
No! That’s what they want!
Every person in Ohio should recognize that when the rule of law is corrupted and broken, then [logical corrilary omitted bc it violated group rules].
We did, and we amended our constitution to protect women's reproductive health in general and right to abortions in specific
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...it justifies overthrowing the government and instituting a new one, and the people have the moral responsibility to do it.
There. FTFY
Mail it to them for autopsy just in case
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A huge percentage of pregnancies end in miscarriage, very often before the woman even knows she was pregnant. This is the same. She should have to take special care of the mass her body rejected just because it was in there a little longer? What's the cutoff for having to report that you had a miscarriage, then? Every period? Every time you have a period that's a week or two late, because that is reasonably likely to have been a miscarriage?
This was a non-viable fetus. It was never going to be a person. It's not a corpse.
The nurse that called 911 on her should be deeply ashamed of themselves
You jest, but imagine if every women spammed any govement instance with "I'm on my period."
Go further... If men reported every "deposit" too
Do I report every time or just give the total at the end of the day?
Look at Mr Loads over here humble-flexin'
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This is what the “pro-life” movement is all about. Punishing women
Right wing is cancer
Ah, but cancer isn't malicious, so it's technically better than the right.
It is, it just doesn't know it.
Still technically better than the right.
More and more, we see direct evidence as to why Roe vs Wade was necessary.
Because rabid birthers will do anything to punish women who don’t give birth.
Ohio continuing its slow march onto the list of places I won’t travel to anymore. I’ve stopped voluntarily traveling (and spending money in) states I find politically abhorrent, and it feels great. Texas made the list last year, and Florida this year. Cancelled our FL vacation and decided to go to California instead.
The real fucked up part of this is Ohioans just voted to codify abortion and reproductive rights into the state constitution. This is just some assholes trying to find ways around that amendment.
We also voted to legalize weed and Republicans are trying to kneecap it by removing the right to grow any plants at home, limiting the amount you can carry, and limiting the concentration of THC allowed in any product.
Republicans hate democracy.
To be fair these are some of the same legal courses of action states like Washington have taken as well. Even legal cannabis is still a web of suppressive government bureaucracy, monopolistic tax structures, and punitive legal frameworks. We aren't even close to what I would consider a just or equitable system, and every year it gets more heavily gentrified in favor of corporations who don't give a single fuck about anybody who has suffered due to the war on drugs.
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Tangential, but I feel similarly and one of my bucket list items is a motorcycle trip across the country. At this point, do I just ride up to Canada, cross back over around New York? Or down to Tijuana, ride over until I hit ocean and swim around to Jersey? Serious question, should I pack mittens or water wings?
Too bad medical science can't invent a killer virus that takes out right wing fundamentalists with pinpoint accuracy.
They did a decent job on their own thinning their numbers with Covid.
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Who the hell would want to get pregnant in the US at this point?
People who think politics doesn't affect them.
The laaaaaaaaand of the freeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!
She's black so the point is it's supposed to be ok.
I wish I was joking.
Wtf....
Conservatives are fascists.
Why are people still surprised at how cruel they will be?
The hospital staff notified the Warren Police Department, which responded to Watts’ home, the coroner’s office report says.
CNN reached out to the hospital for comment about why staff notified police. Maureen Richmond, vice president of integrated communications at Mercy Health – a Catholic health care system that includes St. Joseph Warren Hospital – sent the following statement to CNN:
“The safety and security of every patient who comes to us for care is our highest priority. Out of respect for patient privacy, we will not discuss individual specifics of care.
Except when it comes to snitching on people.
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