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Ray Glenn · Jul 11, 2022

Democrats are proposing a floating abortion clinic in the Gulf of Mexico. Bring it on, I can see the ads now.

"Due to unforeseen weather conditions, we will no longer provide services between the months of June and October."

Wonder how long they will stay in business?

Fantine · Jul 11, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
Democrats are proposing a floating abortion clinic in the Gulf of Mexico. Bring it on, I can see the ads now.

"Due to unforeseen weather conditions, we will no longer provide services between the months of June and October."

Wonder how long they will stay in business?

Surely you're not touting that as a reason to push big oil sales and ignore climate change, are you?

Ray Glenn · Jul 11, 2022

Fantine said:
Surely you're not touting that as a reason to push big oil sales and ignore climate change, are you?

Who said anything about Big Oil and Climate Change?

Say on track please.

Fantine · Jul 11, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
Who said anything about Big Oil and Climate Change?

Say on track please.

Here's the track:
1) You say the floating clinic will have to close due to climate change.
2) I say that pro-lifers, who often share other conservative views such as free-market laissez-faire conditions for oil companies, may use this as an excuse. "Oh, we are not trying to tank the planet or make Miami and New Orleans sink into the ocean. We are just pushing big oil so that the floating abortion clinics can't sail in the summer."

After all, let's face it. Our devastating climate changes and natural disasters are not a good thing, anyway you phrase it, but you, a pro-lifer, are trying to portray it as positive.

Ray Glenn · Jul 11, 2022

Fantine said:
Here's the track:
1) You say the floating clinic will have to close due to climate change.
2) I say that pro-lifers, who often share other conservative views such as free-market laissez-faire conditions for oil companies, may use this as an excuse. "Oh, we are not trying to tank the planet or make Miami and New Orleans sink into the ocean. We are just pushing big oil so that the floating abortion clinics can't sail in the summer."

After all, let's face it. Our devastating climate changes and natural disasters are not a good thing, anyway you phrase it, but you, a pro-lifer, are trying to portray it as positive.

Here's the track ... Traditional hurricane season runs from June to October. Everything from oil rigs to cruise ships shut down whenever a hurricane runs through the area each year.

1. I said nothing abut climate change. It has nothing to do with Climate change.

Where in my original post here, did I say one word regarding Climate fraud or oil fraud?

2. The subject has nothing to do with oil. Where exactly did that come from?

Face facts instead of climate change fantasy ....Hurricanes have existed on this planet far longer than man. They are not caused by Climate Change. They are not stronger because of climate change. They are not more damaging because of climate change.

Natural disasters have existed before the myth of man caused climate change. It's too bad you have no proof to support a theory. Seven years and ten months of stagnant, zero growth in temperatures or CO2 levels.

Try again,

SkyWriting · Jul 11, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
Democrats are proposing a floating abortion clinic in the Gulf of Mexico. Bring it on, I can see the ads now.

"Due to unforeseen weather conditions, we will no longer provide services between the months of June and October."

Wonder how long they will stay in business?

Which ones use ads?

JosephZ · Jul 11, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
Democrats are proposing a floating abortion clinic in the Gulf of Mexico.

It's a single doctor who has proposed a floating abortion clinic. Not Democrats.

A San Francisco doctor plans to help women in states where abortion is limited or banned by offering services on a floating clinic offshore.

Dr. Meg Autry is the vice chair of graduate medical education and continuing medical education for the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at UCSF. Autry said she has had the idea for a vessel that would provide surgical abortions and reproductive health care services for a very long time. It was the recent Supreme Court decision that helped inspire her to kick it into gear.

She's now spearheading the Prrowess, which stands for Protecting Reproductive Rights of Women Endangered by State Statutes.

Bay Area physician floats plan for offshore abortion clinic

PRROWESS will be a comprehensive floating reproductive health clinic offering surgical abortions up to 14 weeks and contraception including emergency contraception, on site testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), STI treatment, and vaccination. In addition, some social services will be available including social work and legal aid.

Our goal is to be operating in the Gulf of Mexico for approximately 3 weeks out of each month, with flexibility built in depending on demand, weather conditions, and vessel maintenance.

FAQ

Ray Glenn said:
I can see the ads now.

"Due to unforeseen weather conditions, we will no longer provide services between the months of June and October."

Wonder how long they will stay in business?

How often do offshore restaurants and casinos located in the gulf states have to shut down during the period of June through October? A few days every year or so?

Ray Glenn · Jul 12, 2022

JosephZ said:
It's a single doctor who has proposed a floating abortion clinic. Not Democrats.

A San Francisco doctor plans to help women in states where abortion is limited or banned by offering services on a floating clinic offshore.

Dr. Meg Autry is the vice chair of graduate medical education and continuing medical education for the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at UCSF. Autry said she has had the idea for a vessel that would provide surgical abortions and reproductive health care services for a very long time. It was the recent Supreme Court decision that helped inspire her to kick it into gear.

She's now spearheading the Prrowess, which stands for Protecting Reproductive Rights of Women Endangered by State Statutes.

Bay Area physician floats plan for offshore abortion clinic

PRROWESS will be a comprehensive floating reproductive health clinic offering surgical abortions up to 14 weeks and contraception including emergency contraception, on site testing for sexually transmitted infections (STIs), STI treatment, and vaccination. In addition, some social services will be available including social work and legal aid.

Our goal is to be operating in the Gulf of Mexico for approximately 3 weeks out of each month, with flexibility built in depending on demand, weather conditions, and vessel maintenance.

FAQeory is off the mark

How often do offshore restaurants and casinos located in the gulf states have to shut down during the period of June through October? A few days every year or so?

This is the Gulf, not the Mississippi. The Gulf has a lot more activity than the occasional landing up the Mississippi. Your theory is off the mark. The Gulf has storms that come around the Keys and off the coast of Mexico.

Guarantee the good Doctor is a life long Democrat, that oozes death.

From another post I thought this would be a brilliant strategy for the Doctor to consider. This boat must be twelve miles off the coast.

Get a Disney Cruise ship and offer AAA Cruise vacations with an abortion included as a part of the package. Cruising in circles in the middle of the Gulf in the middle of August is prime misery for everyone involved. .

JosephZ · Jul 12, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
This is the Gulf, not the Mississippi. The Gulf has a lot more activity than the occasional landing up the Mississippi. Your theory is off the mark. The Gulf has storms that come around the Keys and off the coast of Mexico.

Then it's even less likely the floating clinic would have to close due to tropical systems as it will be able to relocate away from the forecast track of approaching storms like cruise ships do.

Ray Glenn · Jul 12, 2022

JosephZ said:
Then it's even less likely the floating clinic would have to close due to tropical systems as it will be able to relocate away from the forecast track of approaching storms like cruise ships do.

In other words ..... Your cost of an abortion has increased $200 due to our having to relocate to dodge a storm and now the distance for you to travel is substantially greater. Our cost to get you here by ferry has increased round trip.

JosephZ · Jul 12, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
In other words ..... Your cost of an abortion has increased $200 due to our having to relocate to dodge a storm and now the distance for you to travel is substantially greater. Our cost to get you here by ferry has increased round trip.

The doctor has plans for the clinic to offer its services at low or no cost.

Because it is often difficult for people to access care in Gulf states and flying out of state might not be an option for all patients, PRROWESS aims to offer faster services for those people.

Once a patient is pre-screened, arrangements will be made to transport them to the floating clinic, the organization says.

Autry, who is vice chair of graduate medical education and continuing medical education for the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at UCSF, wants to offer the services at low or no cost.

https://www.ktvq.com/news/national-...loating-abortion-clinic-in-the-gulf-of-mexico

Ray Glenn · Jul 12, 2022

JosephZ said:
The doctor has plans for the clinic to offer its services at low or no cost.

Because it is often difficult for people to access care in Gulf states and flying out of state might not be an option for all patients, PRROWESS aims to offer faster services for those people.

Once a patient is pre-screened, arrangements will be made to transport them to the floating clinic, the organization says.

Autry, who is vice chair of graduate medical education and continuing medical education for the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences at UCSF, wants to offer the services at low or no cost.

https://www.ktvq.com/news/national-...loating-abortion-clinic-in-the-gulf-of-mexico

Ferry is the only logical option. They can't build anything big enough to land a helicopter on it. Certainly not big enough to resemble an Air Craft Carrier. Someone needs to do a feasibility study on the fantasy. There's a reason the US Navy does not use the Gulf for a fleet.

If they have to move due to storms, the costs will increase due to distance. There is no difficulty for health car access in the Gulf States. Nothing but a half baked idea by a California native who has never been to Mississippi, Texas, Florida ..... he needs to stay in California and pay attention to his own political problems. Maybe get a spot on the View.

Arcangl86 · Jul 12, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
Ferry is the only logical option. They can't build anything big enough to land a helicopter on it. Certainly not big enough to resemble an Air Craft Carrier. Someone needs to do a feasibility study on the fantasy. There's a reason the US Navy does not use the Gulf for a fleet.

Who said anything about it resembling a Carrier? A ship doesn't have to be huge to have a helipad. The Baylander, which was a helicopter landing training vessel, is only 125 ft long. And having been on the Batlander, it would probably need to be larger then that anyway just to hold a decent size clinic. And I'm sure the reasons the USN are military ones. The only other countries in the gulf are Mexico and Cuba. Mexico is an ally and Cuba doesn't have much of a navy to speak of. The US Coast Guard on the other hand has a district that covers the gulf, with multiple stations and cutters. And the Mexican Navy does have a large presence in the Gulf, so it's not the waters are ultra deadly to ships.

If they have to move due to storms, the costs will increase due to distance. There is no difficulty for health car access in the Gulf States.[/quotes] For things that aren't abortion sure. Most of teh gulf states have now banned abortion though.

Nothing but a half baked idea by a California native who has never been to Mississippi, Texas, Florida ..... he needs to stay in California and pay attention to his own political problems. Maybe get a spot on the View.

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I'm impressed that you know Dr. Autry well enough to know she is a California native who has never been to the Gulf but not well enough to know her gender. But she has apparently been working on this idea for a few years, which suggests to me that she had discussed it with maritime experts as well. And it's not like hospital ships are some great unknown.

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Ray Glenn · Jul 12, 2022

There won't be a mythical floating abortion clinic in the Gulf because the California Doctor will be unwilling to use her own money time and career to fund and run it.

She won't spend the funds to build a ship and won't stand the losses to do so. Pure fantasy by another Democrat unwilling to accept the actual law and ruling. She wants to continue killing at will and inflict her version of life and death in the manner of a self declared god.

Arcangl86 · Jul 12, 2022

Ray Glenn said:
There won't be a mythical floating abortion clinic in the Gulf because the California Doctor will be unwilling to use her own money time and career to fund and run it.

She won't spend the funds to build a ship and won't stand the losses to do so. Pure fantasy by another Democrat unwilling to accept the actual law and ruling. She wants to continue killing at will and inflict her version of life and death in the manner of a self declared god.

Again, when did she ever say she was going to do this on her own? You keep building strawmen and then knocking them down.

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