From: Bug 111195 [mailto:<email address hidden>]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2017 3:39 PM
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That's why I clearly differentiated abortion availability as a medical option (whether a woman's medical status allows her to safely undergo abortion) and abortion availability as a practical option (all the stuff you mentioned). I never said that there weren't serious issues with abortion availability, just that those are mostly issues of execution rather than moral/legal issues. Also, looking at the last items on your list, it's important to remember that it's not the government's job to write laws based on family and religious stupidity.
You're also now expanding things far beyond the scope of the original discussion by bringing in the global situation. Remember, many of those countries you're talking about don't have much in the way of child support laws either. From the beginning, we've been pretty clearly talking about developed nations where abortion is fundamentally legal (regardless of whatever nonsense the Republicans are up to), so it's disingenuous to bring an entirely separate class of cases into it.
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From: Bug 111195 [mailto:<email address hidden>]
Sent: Wednesday, December 06, 2017 3:39 PM
To: <email address hidden>
Subject: The King Incarnate.
That's why I clearly differentiated abortion availability as a medical option (whether a woman's medical status allows her to safely undergo abortion) and abortion availability as a practical option (all the stuff you mentioned). I never said that there weren't serious issues with abortion availability, just that those are mostly issues of execution rather than moral/legal issues. Also, looking at the last items on your list, it's important to remember that it's not the government's job to write laws based on family and religious stupidity.
You're also now expanding things far beyond the scope of the original discussion by bringing in the global situation. Remember, many of those countries you're talking about don't have much in the way of child support laws either. From the beginning, we've been pretty clearly talking about developed nations where abortion is fundamentally legal (regardless of whatever nonsense the Republicans are up to), so it's disingenuous to bring an entirely separate class of cases into it.
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