Quote (Skinned @ Nov 29 2019 01:35pm)

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2019/nov/29/ohio-extreme-abortion-bill-reimplant-ectopic-pregnancy

Example of GOP authoritarianism. Doctors will go to jail if they don't do impossible procedures that the government believes in.

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Sec. 2904.35. A physician who does all of the following is
not subject to criminal prosecution, damages in any civil
action, or professional disciplinary action, for a violation of
this chapter:
(A) Using reasonable medical judgment, believes it is
highly probable that the pregnant woman will die from a certain
fatal condition before her unborn child is viable;
(B) Performs a surgery, before the unborn child is viable,
for the sole purpose of treating the pregnant woman's fatal
condition;
(C) Takes all possible steps to preserve the life of the
unborn child, while preserving the life of the woman. Such steps
include, if applicable, attempting to reimplant an ectopic
pregnancy into the woman's uterus.

Quote (Ghot @ Nov 29 2019 04:55pm)

This is literally you mis-interpreting that article.

The article itself is a joke.









/e Nice find Minnesota. :)

Quote (LA-Leviathan @ Nov 29 2019 04:03pm)

Still doesn't answer the first question, responses by saying someone else is deflecting. A++

Quote (EndlessSky @ Nov 29 2019 04:34pm)

Ill talk to a real doctor before I believe it.

Quote (Surfpunk @ Nov 29 2019 06:03pm)

Applicability is left up to the courts to decide, when the provision should have never been put into the bill in the first place. Leaving it up to interpretation as to whether a doctor can be charged with murder for not performing a medically impossible procedure is a really fucking bad way to legislate.

Quote (Ghot @ Nov 29 2019 05:09pm)

I think it's more just to plug a possible future loophole, in the intended no abortion anymore bill.

Think about it. What if a similar bill happened back in the 1700's about heart transplants. There would possibly be an "if applicable" clause in there too. NOW, not doing a necessary heart transplant would be... criminal. Then...as it was still undoable...the clause would've had to be there.



I just think the bill is the politicians plugging any loopholes, and the article is just to rile people up.

Quote (Surfpunk @ Nov 29 2019 06:12pm)

You also thought the procedure was possible a page or two ago.

Quote (Bazi @ Nov 29 2019 06:05pm)

Talk to a real doctor before you believe what?



Just like it is hard to get on board with some more left notions such as free college for everyone, the right goes full moron themselves by even bringing these types of conversations to the table taking away their credibility