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Yes, they are protected. Those unborn humans will get to live ad those women who were brainwashed by pro-abortionists into thinking that having an abortion is the right and only option they have.
Babies being born does not mean they are protected. Women forced to carry to term does not mean they are protected. And please stop insulting women who make choices you don’t like by assuming they were brainwashed into those choices.
When you cut off half of a sentence, it can significantly change the meaning of that sentence.
What this sentence is saying is that half of pregnancies end in miscarriage before the pregnancy is detected. The further ~20% occur after pregnancy is discovered (via missed period or detected embryonal heart activity) but before viability is reached. Those are still miscarriages, so it is saying that a total of 70% of pregnancies are estimated to end in miscarriage.
When do women start making the man wear a catch kit (rubber) while performing the act of reproduction.
This is the dumbest thing I’ve seen (so far). Bunch of people hoping to inflict their ignorance on a group who needs support not suspicion.Republicans Introduce Absurd Bill To Stop 'Pollution' Of Drinking Water With Fetal Remains
GOP Bill Would Make Women Use 'Catch Kits' On Toilets To Stop ‘Abortion Water’
The bill would make it illegal to flush abortion or miscarriage remains down a toilet "to protect both human dignity and America’s water systems."www.huffpost.com
House Republicans on Wednesday introduced a bill that would require every pregnant person using abortion pills to use “catch kits” when ending their pregnancy. The Clean Water For All Life Act, introduced by Rep. Mary Miller (R-Ill.), would make it illegal to flush abortion or miscarriage remains down a toilet “to protect both human dignity and America’s water systems,” according to a press release from Miller.
“The murder-for-profit abortion industry is not only ending innocent life, but is also polluting our water, endangering women and operating with virtually no accountability,” Miller said during a Wednesday press conference. “The fact is, the abortion pill ingredients used to starve a pre-born child remain active and unfiltered in our water treatments,” she continued. “That means families across the nation may be unknowingly ingesting abortion-related chemicals in their drinking water, exposing them to potential health risks like infertility and cancer.”
The bill would also ban telehealth abortion care, or the ability to prescribe abortion pills via mail, and force women to use catch kits ― which stop any fetal remains from going down the toilet after ending a pregnancy ― and bring the medical waste to their physician. The penalties include a $50,000 fine and up to five years in prison.
Since the fall of federal abortion protections in 2022, rates of abortion care have actually increased in large part because pregnant people are able to access abortion pills by mail, rather than going to a brick-and-mortar clinic.
Just last week, anti-abortion advocate Sen. Josh Hawley (R-Mo.) introduced a bill to ban mifepristone for abortion use across the country. Once again, Hawley cited a junk science report that’s often used in right-wing circles to spread misinformation about the purported dangers of the abortion pill.
The administration is reportedly slow-walking the FDA’s review of mifepristone until after the midterm — infuriating far-right anti-abortion advocates who have called for the head of the FDA to step down. Abortion opponents are also angry with Trump after the administration moved earlier this month to dismiss multiple federal lawsuits against the abortion pill.
Abortion rates are up, and both sides are unhappy about Trump's approach to the issue. I'll say this: his failure rate is almost perfect!
They call it murder at every opportunity yet they have had years to change the law to class abortion as murder but have not done so.
Because when it gets right down to it, even those who say it’s murder don’t actually think it’s murder.
I suggest you work on your reading comprehension. If we know that about 20% of known pregnancies end in miscarriage, and studies have shown that about 50% of pregnancies end before anyone is aware of them, then that would mean that approximately 70% of pregnancies end in miscarriage. It's pretty simple math.
As I said in the part of my post that you cut off, the validity of the claim is certainly debatable. I was simply correcting your misreading of it.
