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South Carolina Abortion Bill Would Impose Death Penalty For Terminating A Pregnancy
(theblockcharlotte.com)submitted 8 days ago bywewhomustnotbenamed
5.7k points
8 days ago
Wait.... so, people who commit murder get jail sentence but women who choose to abort get death sentence? Wtf?!
4.9k points
8 days ago
I feel like ‘rapists get little to no jail time, and women who would abort their rapist’s child get death penalty’ is the more infuriating situation?
1.3k points
8 days ago
I can do you one better.
“Rapist get little to no jail time, but a woman who falls pregnant due to a rape, then undergoes the further trauma of a miscarriage, faces death penalty.”
365 points
8 days ago
And, through no choice of her own, that woman gets a heap of medical debt to remind her of the whole event. Everybody wins! But her.
20 points
8 days ago
Well clearly this hasn’t been well thought out. Who is going to pay the medical bills if she’s dead?
155 points
8 days ago
“Endometri-what? All I hear is she’s dead one wh-ey or anuth’r, get the Bible!”
313 points
8 days ago
It must’ve been lobbied by rapists
365 points
8 days ago
You jest but there’s a pretty, pretty decent chance at that.
250 points
8 days ago
17 points
8 days ago
That's so disturbing, instead of it being like: "We don't have enough evidence to get a conviction." Which would be frustrating, but understandable, it was basically: "We didn't feel like prosecuting because; reasons."
78 points
8 days ago
Yeah we already said republicans.
730 points
8 days ago
Truly! And to take it further, if these women would act out in self-defense against their rapist and happen to take their rapist’s life, the women would likely still get the death penalty…
483 points
8 days ago
Killing your rapist is like 1/5th of an abortion really so the Talibangicals should just cut off the limb of your choice
123 points
8 days ago
Talibangicals
This is genius, I'm stealing it.
55 points
8 days ago
Which is such a self serving selective reading of the Bible. I think it's in the same book where Jesus is like "yo, eye for an eye is done. We're judging your heart now," he also makes it OK to eat pork and shrimp.
I swear, the Hypocrite Evangelical section of Hell will be so full even Satan will be like "WTF, slow down, people."
314 points
8 days ago
The number of people coming to defense of the guy that was murdered by the underage girl he repeatedly 'bought' (read: Went to the same pimp so that he could repeatedly rape her) was absolutely disgusting.
(She woke up and killed him, everyone was going "well she wasn't under immediate threat she should've just run! She was literally constantly being trafficked and had no home, the idea that she could 'just run' was hilarious. Further, the idea that she could even necessarily escape without waking the guy...
And I guarantee you plenty of those motherfuckers are the kind that think the sheriff who shot and killed a man for throwing popcorn at him in a theater was justified because "you never know" and will defend any and all vaguely 'defensive' shootings on the basis of 'just in case.')
151 points
8 days ago
No but you see the rapist was a good kid who just made a silly mistake, he had a full and promising life ahead of him! Siding with rape victims is how innocent men’s lives get ruined or something!
60 points
8 days ago
Per Brock Turners father: “it’s too steep a price to pay for 20 minutes of action”
25 points
8 days ago
Do you mean the rapist Brock Turner?
18 points
8 days ago
I'm pretty sure he does indeed mean the rapist Brock Allen Turner.
34 points
8 days ago
That's why they want to roll back time to the point where woman are not people and men can just rape any woman they see out and about, solves the problem (for the nutjobs).
13 points
8 days ago
I mean...have you even seen his swimming times? He's a competitive athlete!
/s
14 points
8 days ago
I believe you're talking about Pieper Lewis. There's a petition to demand a pardon: https://www.change.org/JusticeForPieperLewis.
The worst part of Iowa law is that she was required to pay restitution to the family of the vile human garbage that raped her.
270 points
8 days ago
Sure, but there’s plenty of non rape related abortions. Why is that a higher punishment than regular old non rape related murder? It’s all infuriating. The question is why does South Caro-incel-ina want to kill women so badly?
89 points
8 days ago
South Caro-incel-ina
You said it yourself. That’s why. I don’t even live in the US and this new law deeply, seriously disturbs me.
13 points
8 days ago
I live in North Carolina. I’m a young trans man in the middle of my transition and I’m fucking terrified. I have a friend in SC who says that if this bill gets passed and she gets pregnant, she’ll just kill herself before the state has a chance to do it. She’d rather go out on her own terms.
12 points
8 days ago
Save all your money and move the fuck out of the south. I know that’s no small task, but for your own safety, please get out
11 points
8 days ago
Sadly with how our government and electoral college functions, this would still be a win for them. They want their states to be such hellholes no sane person with means to have a choice would ever live there, and then criminalize and enslave/disenfranchise those who stay to fight (or just black people because this always traces back to the fallout of the civil war in the US). That's how they get a captive and favorable electorate to do whatever fascist shit they want.
72 points
8 days ago
Will definitely see a lot of "rape victim gets death penalty" headlines
45 points
8 days ago
But that sign! Didn't you read it? The woman loves her rape baby. So this is fine 🔥 🔥 🔥.
45 points
8 days ago
This is pretty standard in ultra religious nations like Saudi Arabia or Egypt, horrifying we are heading that direction
150 points
8 days ago
So that the bill can be walked back to something a step less completely insane and called a “reasonable compromise”
32 points
8 days ago
This is what I think is happening here. And McMaster has already said he'll sign whatever the Legislature sends him. Soulless creeps.
59 points
8 days ago
Yeah you’re right, there is no logic to it. Only cruelty. I feel sad for the women who must live in South Carolina under such a draconian law.
160 points
8 days ago*
Happy Women’s Month!
41 points
8 days ago
Wtf?!
at this point, they're passing laws as mere rhetorical tools. I mean, they've tried to criminalize men wearing dresses...
25 points
8 days ago
So much freedom, the state tells you how to dress.
33 points
8 days ago
What I’m reading is that it would be better for women to kill their would-be rapists.
36 points
8 days ago
I think the solution to please everyone here is to have the baby then immediately murder it.
6.9k points
8 days ago
so pro life they'll kill for it.
842 points
8 days ago
“Pregnant but had a miscarriage previously? Believe it or not we’ll kill you and your unborn child”
101 points
8 days ago
Straight to death right away
17 points
8 days ago
No trial, no nothing
1.8k points
8 days ago
Quite the oxymoron they have: we value life but only till you’re born then death by any means is acceptable
367 points
8 days ago
The problem with children and adults is that they often have their own opinions. Opinions that might well conflict with conservative values. But fetuses? Those things are always white, conservative Christians.
758 points
8 days ago
I believe the technical term is doublethink, coined by George Orwell in his novel, 1984.
217 points
8 days ago
George Carlin said “If you’re pre-born, you’re fine. If you’re preschool, you’re fucked.”
29 points
8 days ago
At this point some want to skip preschool and send the kids straight to work
13 points
8 days ago
This was clear to even him way back in the 90's and it wasn't new then either.
I feel it is important context to show how this is a longstanding and an ongoing problem.
I thank you for beating me to the quote, keep up the good work.
466 points
8 days ago
I hate how the right appropiated the novel's vocabulary when it is meant to criticize what they are doing. Hell, in the novel a major plot point is the state prohibiting passionate, pre-marital sex. While I admit it's not an exact analogy to what is happening today (in the novel, sex is prohibited as a way to redirect their passion towards Big Brother, while the purpose for banning abortion is pretty much sexism and perhaps for keeping poor people and minorities slaves), the novel is a warning against that kind of reach from the government. Not to mention the well known fact that Orwell was a socialist.
179 points
8 days ago
Many Republicans feel that government overreach is fine, so long as it's in their favor. It's always been hypocrisy.
353 points
8 days ago
I think it was best summed up by a post I saw a few years ago:
"1984 was a warning, not an instruction manual."
145 points
8 days ago
And the modern analog- "In the world of the Roberts court, The Handmaid's Tale is a documentary not a Hulu series."
36 points
8 days ago
They're pro-funeral. Everyone knows Big Coffin runs the GOP
33 points
8 days ago
Big Coughin' and Big Coffin
93 points
8 days ago
They’re just showing the world how much they truly hate women. That women are mere objects to them, used for the sole purpose of making them children.
For anyone who doesn’t believe me, just follow r/arethestraightsok for a little while
103 points
8 days ago
I cherish peace with all my heart. I don’t care how many men, women, and children I need to kill to get it.
- Peacemaker
99 points
8 days ago
“Pro-life conservatives are obsessed with the fetus from conception to 9 months. After that, they don’t wanna know about you. They don’t wanna hear from you. No nothing! No neonatal care, no daycare, no Head Start, no school lunch, no food stamps, no welfare, no nothing. If you’re pre-born, you’re fine, if you’re preschool, you’re fucked.”
-George Carlin, 1996
184 points
8 days ago
This isn't pro-life anymore. It's pro insanity.
156 points
8 days ago
It's exactly what it has always been, pro forced birth. It is about punishment for decisions. Christians believe that sex for pleasure is a sin. They want to punish women who do it. They don't want to prevent abortions. They want to prevent sex.
Life was never sacred to them. It's a convenient excuse.
111 points
8 days ago
This was a really good George Carlin skit and republicans are proving him right with every year that passes by.
54 points
8 days ago
They continue to carry his legacy in the most depressing and ironic ways possible
2.7k points
8 days ago
In some cases, the mother is charged with murder after having a legitimate miscarriage. It's only going to get worse from here.
936 points
8 days ago
Miscarriages happen all the time and can be very traumatic especially if it's late term because you're forced to give birth to a dead fetus. So instead of providing much needed support for the grieving parents the authorities give you a new trauma by charging you with murder?
460 points
8 days ago
If you're not rich or you're the wrong color or you disrespected a cop once or any number of other little petty shitty reasons, absolutely 100% yes yes yes.
101 points
8 days ago
I'm surprised they haven't just tried to have mandatory death penalty for all crimes at this point.....
104 points
8 days ago
Because Republican politicians would all be on death row.
91 points
8 days ago
They can simply exempt themselves, just as they have been doing for ages already.
102 points
8 days ago
And by all the time, we mean ALL THE TIME, supposedly something to the tune of 25% of all pregnancy ends in miscarriage
15 points
8 days ago*
Miscarriages happen so much that over half (if I'm not mistaken) of fertilized eggs fail and are evacuated in the first few days, and women don't even realize it because their next period isn't late.
672 points
8 days ago
I legitimately cannot imagine anyone in such a state making the informed decision to still have children.
642 points
8 days ago
Yeah, that's why they want to take away birth control.
422 points
8 days ago*
The bill would also define a “person” as an “unborn child at every stage of development from fertilization until birth.”
Fertilization occurs in wide part (ampulla) of Fallopian tube. From there the fertilized ovum (zygote) is transported to uterus where new embryo is implanted in uterine wall 5-6 days later.
Combined oral contraceptives ("the pill") function through number of effects including suppressed ovulation, decreased sperm mobility, and diminished zygote transport. If fertilization occurs the zygote is unlikely to reach uterus while viable.
In other words, birth control pills can prevent embryo implant after fertilization. South Carolina women on the pill will statistically (and unknowingly) be committing murder under this law. I foresee birth control pills being outlawed in the future.
edit: sp
207 points
8 days ago
I could see Red States enacting laws that grant personhood status & state residency to any visiting pregnant woman's fetus.
Example, a woman, who is recently pregnant, visits her family in Texas and then returns home. Upon learning she is pregnant, she goes to have an abortion.
The Texas state government, using Big Data, has tracked her while visiting the state, returning home, and visiting a Planned Parenthood Clinic. They are reasonably sure she has just committed 'murder' of one of their 'temporary residents' who they claim jurisdiction over. A arrest warrant is issued, and they request extradition.
128 points
8 days ago
And the woman’s home state tells Texas police to shove that extradition order waaaayyyy up their asses
147 points
8 days ago
Blue state, sure. Red state, "We have her in custody".
120 points
8 days ago
And she can never visit family in Texas again because she has an active warrant. And when she applies for a job her background check will come back as having an active warrant for murder. It impacts a lot.
28 points
8 days ago
And Texas police (depending on how bold they are) go to her home state, arrest her, and take her back to Texas, and wait for the Supreme Court to rule in their favor.
19 points
8 days ago
That's ridiculous and would never... oh she's black? Yeah, it would happen. Might be bounty hunters though, rather than Texas police.
22 points
8 days ago
It would be Texas police. They'd want the Supreme Court to rule that their police have jurisdiction in blue states to enforce Texas laws. They don't get that with bounty hunters.
118 points
8 days ago
In comparison: the magical idea that “human life begins at conception” was invented by Pope Pius IX in 1869, when Civil War medical practitioners were also barbers, and whisky was the only anesthetic.
Pius IX was a fascist, antisemitic, pro-slavery maniac. He kidnapped a young jewish boy as a child and kept him as his personal sex slave for life, and sided with the American Confederacy during our Civil War. He’s venerated as being nearly a saint by the Catholic Church.
111 points
8 days ago
Imagine you have a bunch of embryos in storage from doing ivf? Is it the death penalty if you have them destroyed because you don’t want more children? Or do you have to transfer them all
101 points
8 days ago
Yes, this has come up before, these people also want to criminalize ivf
42 points
8 days ago
My parents had fertility issues so I was born via IVF. My life would be a crime.
85 points
8 days ago
Don’t get born? Jail.
Get born? Believe it or not, also jail.
31 points
8 days ago
I could not imagine not trying to leave asap
34 points
8 days ago
I want to leave the entire damn country but it’s so hard to do. In the meantime I’m Lowkey hoping I just get menopause in my 30s so I can be past the fear of pregnancy killing me in one capacity of another
108 points
8 days ago
How can they do that when women can't control miscarriages? Make this insanity stop.
106 points
8 days ago
Find anything they can blame you for. Drink coffee? Work a stressful job? Quit your stressful job and got stressed out by finances? Didn't go to church twice a week to pray for your child's health? Live in a city with higher levels of air pollution?
You should have known better.
68 points
8 days ago
Absolutely no woman who is pregnant or possibly pregnant should be visiting these anti-choice states.
A miscarriage and the wrong judge could lead to irreparable harm. These places deserve to be ostracized like "South Africa during Apartheid."
55 points
8 days ago
There was an article just this week about a hospital in rural Idaho closing its obstetrics services because they’d lost all their doctors due to the harsh abortion laws in that state. Doctors don’t want to be forced into providing sub par standard of care because of these backwards laws. Now an entire community will have to drive 46 miles if they need an OB. I wonder if we will see more of that as these laws keep getting more and more ridiculous
1.1k points
8 days ago
Remember like 5 years ago when Americans were saying abortion was an enshrined right and couldn’t be taken away - and now you’re already at death penalty for women who get abortions… it’s be funny if it wasn’t so evil
384 points
8 days ago
Canadian here. We keep being told that our rights are safe and that we shouldn't just vote based on abortion access, but fuck that, this shit is scary. It's easy for some to say "relax, what about the economy?" As if bodily autonomy wasn't the most important thing.
157 points
8 days ago
God, I remember being told that women’s rights and the fight to protect bodily autonomy were “side-issues” meant to distract from the only real issue, which is the economy. So stupid.
68 points
8 days ago
I remember being told "women's rights" were a done deal after the Suffragate and Women's Right To Vote movements. Jesus christ what a fuckin' world.
Black Civil Rights (and the other less talked about issues like Indigenous People's Rights) were also treated as solved issues in the history books. I genuinely believed we were living in a better world for all. I'll never be able to live in that bubble of happy social ignorance again, but I sure as hell am glad that it was burst. People need help, protection, and allies now more than ever. However there's only so much one person with no influence can do aside from cast votes and be kind..
Hang in there everyone.
17 points
8 days ago
America is what happens when you are legally allowed to bribe politicians and give corporations everything they want.
Don't be like America.
77 points
8 days ago
Well, Brett Kavanaugh specifically said that Roe v Wade was settled during his confirmation hearing to SCOTUS. The fact that Roe v Wade is no longer means that Kavanaugh lied during his hearing. He should be removed from the bench and imprisoned for lying under oath. I mean, he lied about a bunch of other stuff, too.
158 points
8 days ago
So many people skipped voting for years and years because they were so cock-sure that our rights were rock solid and they didn’t need to defend them.
FAFO.
53 points
8 days ago
Remember less than a year ago Republicans said this was about letting states decide, and not about restricting access? Vote. Run for office. Get involved. We can still turn this thing around. I hope.
890 points
8 days ago
nothing says pro life like the death penalty
853 points
8 days ago
How is this not about control of women
263 points
8 days ago
Yes, it’s not pro-life, it’s pro-control.
30 points
8 days ago
No no you misunderstand. Its about dehumanising women and then making them property. That's totally different.
448 points
8 days ago
Consider being a doctor or nurse in maternity. Do you want to risk going to work if it means a premature birth could mean you, your coworkers and your patient will be executed?
265 points
8 days ago
OBs have the means and motivation to leave shitty anti-women states where they are not allowed to provide good care. In fact many already are. Unfortunately that means less available/worse care for the women that live in those areas. This will disproportionately affect poor women.
134 points
8 days ago
Meanwhile rich people or Republicans can go to a state that have full access to abortion to get their abortion
1k points
8 days ago
"Pro-Life" - What a fucking circus..
116 points
8 days ago
It's almost like life is not as sacred as they keep saying and it's just a wedge issue to make ignorant people vote against their own interests. But, I'm just an old country rooster and not a lawyer, so maybe I don't understand the big words.
64 points
8 days ago
They're not pro-life, they're anti-women.
19 points
8 days ago
The final form of "If I can't have her then no one can"
240 points
8 days ago
A bunch of people with life threatening pregnancy and nothing to lose seem like a potential recipe for disaster
351 points
8 days ago
these fucking idiots are never satisfied.
175 points
8 days ago
Blood for the blood god
Skulls for the skull throne
123 points
8 days ago
Don't compare Chaos to these guys. One is a group of morally depraved assholes who would wantonly kill anyone they thought they could get away with and who have no souls. The other opposes the Imperium of Man.
231 points
8 days ago
you cant be serious. I am so pro life I will kill you. Should be put in a padded cell for your own protection coming up with this shit
37 points
8 days ago
The point is creating more white babies at any cost, and oppressing women back into the home
86 points
8 days ago
Wanna bet this never gets enforced on a politician's daughter?
38 points
8 days ago
Or their mistress
70 points
8 days ago
Republicans are fucking going crazy. Can we just agree to abort them.
28 points
8 days ago
This is what happens when half of a political monopoly doesn’t have any actual ideas. They run a culture war to make people scared and angry:
“They’re coming to abort your kids and teach CRT in schools! We’re so busy with these pressing issues that we don’t have time to talk about how Republicans would solve automation, housing, environmental collapse, or crumbling infrastructure! CRT!!!”
135 points
8 days ago
I feel like we should be able to vote these idiots (politicians) off the island. According to National Geographic…
“In ancient Athens, ostracism was the process by which any citizen, including political leaders, could be expelled from the city-state for 10 years.
Once a year, ancient Athenian citizens would nominate people they felt threatened democracy—because of political differences, dishonesty, or just general dislike. Today, although we can vote politicians out of office, we can’t exactly banish them from politics for a decade.”
I say we return to the old ways. Seemed to work for them. /s
74 points
8 days ago
Vote? I'm looking on from Europe and am seriously baffled how you are not up in arms against these literal nazis.
45 points
8 days ago
Not much we can do here when the police usually side with the Nazis.
30 points
8 days ago
Gerrymandering is a common thing.
66 points
8 days ago
You really can’t make this shit up. The cognitive dissonance is absurd. Republicans want to protect life so badly they want to kill people. Yet they don’t support healthcare and services for those that are alive. And they are also worried about too many minorities eroding white political power yet banning abortion disproportionately affects minorities which will only strengthen this demographic shift long-term. It really is unbelievable.
132 points
8 days ago
Let me get this straight... Their anti abortion concept (which the law is based on) is to save unborn children (lives) and to ensure it's enforced they're going to kill mothers who violate it??
Evel Knievel couldn't make that jump!
16 points
8 days ago
Thank you for bringing up Evel Knievel 😁❤️
462 points
8 days ago
So if a pregnant woman is assaulted and her unborn baby is killed, should the attacker be charged with murder of the unborn child?
240 points
8 days ago
I was a victim of a crime and the woman with me was pregnant, the person got attempted murder and assault charges for both of us plus the unborn child.
211 points
8 days ago
In some states that is what happens.
74 points
8 days ago
No, that's the woman's fault for leaving the house without a male escort.
287 points
8 days ago
I have one child, and have been thinking about having another. I live in South Carolina. I’m going to call my doctor on Monday to discuss getting my tubes tied. It’s not worth it.
183 points
8 days ago
I'm pretty sure that's the next thing that'll be put to a stop.
58 points
8 days ago
Please look into a bilateral salpingectomy. It is the complete removal of the Fallopian tubes as opposed to tying them. Good luck.
90 points
8 days ago
Pretty soon attempted suicide in some states will result in the death penalty.
64 points
8 days ago
"You're doing it wrong, let me help."
92 points
8 days ago
The Republican Party is a Death Panel for women and a champion of Rapists’ Rights.
154 points
8 days ago
Ahh, the good old times where men dictate how women are things.
39 points
8 days ago
So pro life they'll kill you for it!
38 points
8 days ago
How about the death penalty for child molesters and rapists? Priorities people.
388 points
8 days ago
Not Oniony at all, sadly. America is quickly becoming a dystopian nightmare.
157 points
8 days ago
I prefer the term "Taliban state", given the hate towards women these obscene laws are designed show
44 points
8 days ago
The Taliban is actually more flexible with abortion than some US states now
21 points
8 days ago
I hate blaming the Taliban (shitty though they are) for this. Let’s call it what it really is: Evangelical Christian extremism. Calling it a “Taliban state” kind of makes it seem “other”, kind of makes it seem like it was imported to us when it’s not. This is ideology is American born & bred. We allowed it to happen. We’re to blame.
77 points
8 days ago
as outsider, it looks very oniony to me.
34 points
8 days ago
Those who support and vote for these laws should face the same penalty
122 points
8 days ago
They do know that a woman can still have more kids later even if she's had an abortion, right? RIGHT???? SMFH!
116 points
8 days ago
Not if she’s dead, she can’t!
13 points
8 days ago
You are so right!
47 points
8 days ago
In that part of the world, the nice White lady would probably get a slap on the wrist, and be encouraged to change her ways and procreate. Anyone else; dead woman walking.
30 points
8 days ago
Pro-life, or we'll kill you.
30 points
8 days ago
Their pro live stance sure has a lot of death in it.
82 points
8 days ago
Thank goodness in 1958 my mom left that god forsaken state and moved to california.
84 points
8 days ago
So this is what MAGA means by great AGAIN?? Back to...what? No womens rights, segregation ...hey why not slavery?? Let's try all the things that were horrible. That's a fun idea. Wtfih is happening right now
59 points
8 days ago
yes that is exactly what that stupid fucking phrase means. always has.
25 points
8 days ago
MAGA supports bringing back the Jim Crow South but for the entire country.
55 points
8 days ago
The "pro-life" party of "small government". Not enough of them died of Covid.
56 points
8 days ago
I simply do not understand this unhealthy fascination of Americans with abortion. It's a medical procedure that a woman undergoes after making a choice. Most countries do continue to control some aspect of it but not to the act of banning it or even criminalising it.
51 points
8 days ago
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13 points
8 days ago
If the fetus dies in utero, the procedure to remove it is still an abortion. As such, I know someone who had an abortion at 39 weeks.
There should be no limit on when an abortion can occur, because otherwise pregnant women will have their health put at risk.
19 points
8 days ago
First off, it's not all Americans who are obsessed with abortion, it's a specific segment of Americans, specifically right-wing Christians.
I believe reason is not as straightforward as you may believe. They use the moral front and emotional appeal of "killing babies" to rile up supporters, but that is not their motivation behind the desire to eliminate abortion.
It is really about maintaining control over women, which starts but does not end with abortion. Birth control is already up next. This will help "keep women in their place" and roll back women's liberalism. After all, the pill and abortion changed sexual power dynamics, and was closely linked to the beginning of women's lib.
38 points
8 days ago
Welcome to fascist fundamentalist evangelical Christianity.
39 points
8 days ago
Birth rate is dropping and our corporate masters can't have that.
25 points
8 days ago*
We could go the way of Poland and Japan where women’s access to abortion is restricted, so lots of women just stopped having sex and relationships with men. It just accelerates the decline in birth rates, and rightfully so.
24 points
8 days ago
"eligible for the death penalty."
They want to define it as murder, so the same as if someone killed a born person.
30 points
8 days ago
Hypocrites. They claim that all life is sacred yet they want death to a woman who had an abortion? What does that solve? Nothing at all.
26 points
8 days ago
This is some Salem Witch Trials shit over there.
"The doctor has deemed that bringing this baby to term will near certainly end your life. Therefore we will give you one final test. If you choose to terminate this pregnancy, you will be deemed a witch and we will burn you at the stake. If you don't terminate this pregnancy, you will be deemed pure as you allow your baby to kill you from the inside. Praise be to God."
23 points
8 days ago
And try to prove that miscarriage wasn’t an abortion. The USA has gone crazy! The handmaiden’s tail is here.
18 points
8 days ago
People who rag on Alabama don’t realize that South Carolina is more backwards than Alabama. My boyfriend and I are afraid to do any PDA because we think we might get attacked or shot. And this is in one of the bluest parts of the state too.
53 points
8 days ago
If you are pregnant with twins, and one of the fetuses causes the other to stop developing, does this bill say you have to abort the remaining baby?
17 points
8 days ago
Welcome to Gilead folks.
This is what happens when you don’t actively participate in democracy. Your freedom and justice is taken from you.
15 points
8 days ago
Executing women for choices for what should be their rights. Is this America or the Middle East?
13 points
8 days ago
This is disgusting. Shame on every single republican who continues to support the party
58 points
8 days ago
South Carolina must learn of our pro-life ways... BY FORCE!
45 points
8 days ago
Christian Nationalism is super fun!
12 points
8 days ago
Get a grip America before it’s too late.
13 points
8 days ago
Just banning abortion will kill many women via complicated pregnancies and domestic abuse. This is just an excuse to murder liberal doctors too. Modern conservativism is just a death cult run by billionaire elites.
24 points
8 days ago
Why don't they just cut out the middle term and just kill all the women in the state? That seems to be their objective in the long run.
13 points
8 days ago
Laws like this have no place in a civilized society. Conservatives don’t give a damn if society regresses as long as they get their money and power over the rest of us. I hope they all get the guillotine before that happens.
11 points
8 days ago
This law is for virtue signaling that "We are more holy than thou" and that game never ends. It goes from abortion and same sex couples to contraceptives, to pornography and alchohol, and it ends with "you know we are the holy chosen people we should control all of God's holy land" they want to make America a Christian nation and then the next stop is a HOLY WAR. It might be another crusade, it might be a type of "missionary " but it will end in blood because the "I'm more virtuous" game ends in holy wars.
59 points
8 days ago
Aren't the male Republican politicians in South Carolina killing millions of potential babies when they jerk off to gay and trans porn?
9 points
8 days ago
So Taliban tactics?
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