Religion is the biggest Lie ever told. Zero Concrete evidence equals zero credibility. So many contradicting holy books, religions and personal gods. They can't all be factual but they can all be fiction. And that is exactly what every holy book is 💯❤️✌️

Doctors are politicians 😂😂😂😂

Amen.

Yeah yeah, did you say the same about vaccines?

​@theodorosgkonis6008 The vaccines didnt do anything to anyone. This woman might have a ruptured uterus if she doesnt get an abortion. Not the same thing.

@@theodorosgkonis6008 Were you forced to get the jab, or are you just trolling?😂

republicans are a true oxymoron. How can you be pro-life, but support the death penalty and feels anyone can have guns.

Bingo.

That part!!!

Well, America killed 75M would be Americans. So what is pro-death then?

They didn't consider her ability to create more life either. It was said that not having the abortion would cause her to lose the ability to have children if she survived having this one.

Absolutely.. He's taking NOTHING into consideration.. its just my rule..

Didn’t expect anything less from that scumbag Ken Paxton. He’s probably going to harass her because he’s vile!

The inhumanity in its entire population. People put them in office they have the resposibility for what happens there.

Cruelty is the point.

@@abernathymonsoon4638 Absolutely CRUELTY when the medical professionals were saying, she needs, not wanted, she needed to have this for her health and possible future babies..

True.

You are SO RIGHT!

there'd be a abortion clinic in every shopping plaza with a neon light blinking we're open!

@@noname-op5zn Trans men can.

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I’m a devout Catholic even before I was born, my entire family are very strong catholic believers, but I am not a hypocrite and blind Catholic like the GOP! I’m gazillion percent with you! GOP are sick! Texas are so sick!

This is about misogyny. Power, control, dominance. Treating women as objects. If you've ever been raped, you learn that physically. But you don't need to have been raped to understand the motivation behind the rapist, and these heartless, cruel, SADISTIC Republicans.

gilead country

They never said that w/ covid.

​@@srebaayao9616 Remember to maga and Republicans and religious nuts, laws against the body is ok so long as it doesn't affect them.

@@srebaayao9616 pregnancies are NOT contagious...

@@srebaayao9616 CoVID is an airborne viral infection that is a threat to public health. A pregnancy isn't.

It's horrible

This is why we have to vote

It is bad to hope that the child of yours that you are carrying lives and is born living relatively well only to live in prison after miscarrying. Some already didn't abort the fetus,but if a miscarriage happens anyway,lock up the mother,maybe the doctor like they did something.

Yup

It's a disgrace what has been done to this woman. Horrifying.

Chances are nobody wants to get near your uterus

They never said that of covid.

@@srebaayao9616pregnancy is not a deadly disease like covid was, what a silly comparison to make

@@srebaayao9616 CoVID is an airborne viral infection that is a threat to public health. A pregnancy isn't. There is no comparison.

@@GHfan4lifeit’s a great argument. You cannot be for bodily autonomy when it comes to killing your unborn child but against it when it comes to vaccinations or other medical decisions. You need to be consistent. Which is it going to be?

Stop celebrating Christmas. Christmas it’s a holiday geared those celebrating the birth of Christ. Yes we stick to bible please since your are an atheist you have NO Right celebrating a religious holiday.

Sorry that’s not Bible tooting, God gave us the choice of free will. That’s man made tooting and I agree with you blue all across the board.

@@dohseyes5744NO HE DIDNT STOP USING RELIGION AS BIGOTS

Amen

Exactly. Vote Blue.

Believe me, nobody would go near whoopi uterus with a 10ft pole. Giggidy

Well said, Whoopi Goldberg!

Va x I ne pass

Imagine poor women and what they have to endure. Just imagine.

The court decision agrees with you… it’s for the doctor to decide whether Kate gets a medical exemption to abortion.

They can get out of Texas if they want. They can move to NY and pay lots of taxes.

Their mantra is freedoms for me but not the thee

Then the mask dictators are hypothetical too 😂

What about the baby's body?

@Era what baby are you referring to? There is no baby in this story. There was a FETUS, but no baby.

@@Balletcalvero fetus is a medical word for baby. A baby is conceived the moment the egg is fertilized. It is a biology fact.

Guns and abortion have nothing to do, is the most stupid argument of all. Because most of the time using gun doesn´t have the purpose of killing innocent people. Most of the time they help to save the lives of the innocent Abortion, on the other hand ALWAYS has the purpose of ending the life an innocent, the weakest of society, the unborn.

It is inhumane, but voting blue (or red) won't protect us. Dems promised to codify Roe and haven't for decades. Vote third party.

No. They can move to a blue state. And pay a lot of taxes in the blue states. Leave Texas alone.

THIS! These restrictions on abortion causes cases like these.

Yep, and if you listen again to this, she says Roe is the law of the land. Further, she says she's pro-life, but said she respects anyone's decision. That's called being pro-choice!

Same here

It's not the Government.. its KEN BAXTON.

@@misslanapaulfordthe Supreme Court overturned roe v wade

@@falesmith3072 Well aware, thank you.. I meant regarding texas. KEN BAXTON was given all the relevant information and he still said No. Common scientific sense should have told him, just like everyone else, this poor heartbroken woman who asked, needed no wanted NEEDED to have this done. No about of her carrying it to full term would have made a difference.. He knew that and still a BST about it.

@@falesmith3072 Well aware, thank you.. I meant regarding texas. KEN BAXTON was given all the relevant information and he still said No. Common scientific sense should have told him, just like everyone else, this poor heartbroken woman who asked, needed no wanted NEEDED to have this done. No about of her carrying it to full term would have made a difference.. He knew that and still a BST about it.

No. If women in Texas want abortion, they can move out to a blue state, pay a lot of taxes to fund illegal inmigrants and all the woke agenda. We are going to keep TX red.

I’m sorry, you act like pregnancy is a virus you “catch” and is brought upon you without you having a say…

If you don't want pregnancy...do not get pregnant...easy

Love to see how you are projecting this words when I couldn't feel the same as you. All I could think when I as reading was: "STUPIDITY" Answering her. Because it is, it's showing how life's don't matter and the population is stupid to think it is. Deal with the aftermath, stop projecting. Your country is fkd up. Go pay your taxes and pray to be healthy because you know you cannot get an ambulance while alive, pay for medicine, pay for basic exams, pay for living. You are all cattle and don't see....

On Sept. 22, 2023, Watts, at 22 weeks into her pregnancy, told Warren Police detective Nick Carney that she, “felt the baby come out and there was a big splash,” while using the restroom that morning. Warren Assistant Prosecutor Lewis Guarnieri said the police investigation found that Watts miscarried the baby while using the restroom and tried to plunge and flush the remains down the toilet, where it got stuck in the pipes. Hours after being admitted to the hospital, Warren police removed the toilet from Watts’ home and took it to the Trumbull County Coroner’s Office, who then had to chisel away at the pipes to remove the fetal remains, according to Guarnieri. During an early November court hearing, the court heard from forensic pathologist Dr. George Sterbenz, whose testimony concluded that Watts’ water had broken early and the fetus was “nonviable,” because the baby was too young to be delivered. Sterbenz testified that no injuries had been committed to the fetus, further stating that the fetus had died naturally before passing through the birth canal. At 21 weeks, Watts’ attorney, Traci Timko, said her client went to her physician who told Watts that her pregnancy, “could not survive, and she would miscarry,” which she wrote on the GoFundMe page. “When the bleeding and the pain from the impending miscarriage got severe, she did the same thing that many women who miscarry at home do. Brittany went into her bathroom, miscarried into her toilet and flushed.” A nurse from St. Joseph Warren Hospital called 911 after Watts came there suffering “life-threatening hemorrhaging,” later leading to police investigating and charging Watts, who had no previous criminal history, with a felony offense. Guarnieri argued in favor of having the case move forward in court, saying that the state did not have to prove fetal viability, citing a portion of Ohio Revised Code that reads, “no person, except as authorized by law, shall treat a human corpse in a way that would outrage reasonable community sensibilities.” Warren Municipal Court Judge Terry Ivanchak agreed, determining there was probable cause for the case to be bound over to the grand jury. The judge stated during the hearing, “There are better scholars than I am to determine the exact legal status of this fetus, corpse, body, birthing tissue, whatever it is.” Timko previously said that no law requires a mother suffering from a miscarriage of a nonviable fetus to bury or cremate the remains. “Women miscarry into toilets everyday. If the state of Ohio expects these women to fish those remains from the toilet and deliver them to a hospital, funeral home or crematorium, the laws need changed,” Timko said, adding that “we aren’t there yet.” She further stated, “Regardless of politics or religion, this matter hinges on the law. It is a travesty that Brittany (Watts) was charged and we will continue to fight.” Her client’s fate now rests in the hands of a grand jury that will determine whether to indict Watts on felony charges, which would take case to the next step of being presented to a Trumbull County Common Pleas court judge. Over the past few months, Watts has seen one of most private, intimate moments of her life become the center of a national debate over the criminalization of pregnancy, but also has been met with thousands of people showing support. “The outpouring of love and support has been humbling, healing and empowering. Thank you to each and every person that reached out. There are no words to convey my gratitude or express how much it means to me,” Watts said. The story reached the eyes of civil rights attorney Ben Crump, who retweeted Watts’ story to his more than 600,000 followers on the social media platform X and it received more than 40 millions views, with people voicing their outrage. Many women also shared similar stories of having miscarried into a toilet, wondering out loud on the social media platform whether they too could’ve been prosecuted for their miscarriage. “The global response to Brittany’s situation has been extraordinary, marked by an overwhelming influx of emails from women who have experienced similar circumstances. These women, who have endured the heartache of miscarriages leading to outcomes akin to Brittany’s, have found a resonance in her story,” Timko said. Watts’ attorney shared some of the stories from women who have identified with Watts. A New York woman told Timko via text message that at 12 weeks, she had gone to a Syracuse hospital with her miscarried baby wrapped in toilet paper. When a nurse refused to handle the remains, the woman said she also tried flushing them down the toilet, an experience she told Timko has left her suffering from PTSD. In another text message, a Warren County woman told the attorney that in 2021, she miscarried at between 12 and 14 weeks. Having bled out over a toilet, she felt her baby pass through and grieved it, she told the attorney, “I had no idea how to proceed and proceeded with disposal through the toilet and then was rushed to the hospital for an emergency D&C to stem the bleeding,” she wrote. “The establishment of a GoFundMe campaign will enable Brittany to leverage her story as a powerful tool for advocacy. This initiative aims to foster legal reforms and enhance educational efforts, with the ultimate goal of ensuring that women in the future are spared from enduring similar experiences,” Timko said.

It is political MURDER of women!

You can figure out their names by their political affiliation and political donors.

@@elizabeth9134!!!! it couldn't be that hard. Honestly, these are some small towns.

Nope, I am voiting red.. And the men and women of Texas pro abortion, they are free to move to a blue state, vote blue and pay lots of taxes. Leave Texas alone.

And then a politician files an appeal with the state supreme court to overturn a lower court's decision granting life-saving medical care.

So do you believe in abortion for any reason at any stage of gestation?

@@StaceyBeryl No. interesting you ask because under Roe there was a limit to abortion. Viability. Now these poor women don’t even have a choice when their lives are on the line.

@@Chelseyandfam Wrong. There are states that were doing abortions up to delivery for ANY REASON. This woman's life is not on the line. She was pregnant with a child who had Trisomy 18. She could have delivered the child with no complications to the mother, none. What's next? Aborting children who are autistic? Dyslectic? Wrong color hair, eyes or gender?

I’m hoping it’s freedom, because there’s some people who frequent this KZfaq channel that would love government and religion to intertwine and that’s a huge no.

Nope, I think its great. Those men are really feminist. Abortion is the worst kind of machismo. It gives the free pass to a man to pressure his partner to have an abortion so he doesn´t have to pay child support for the next 18 years. Or to pay for a kid that is sick

Yvette Nicole Brown

Almost every country, that are far more left leaning have restrictions and those restrictions are made from science

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Touché Lysistrada

Joy Behar could explain. She had one.

Because the government is supposed to protect its people, especially the most vulnerable.

Just because one believes something, however devoutly, it does not follow that one has the right to impose that belief on others We are not a theocracy.

They also believe that if she endangers her life by following the Texas Supreme Court's orders to not terminate the pregnancy then it's "God's will".

Oh, the same thing also goes for Whoopi paying taxes.

You need to go back and study theology befores saying such a stupid statement. My church doesn´t allow abortion under any circumstance. If the mother´s life is in danger she can get the health care she needs to get healthy. But they do not include abortion. There is somenting called the "act of double effect". It means that because of the care, lets say she has cancer and she gets quimio, and because of the quimio she has a miscarriage, she did not had an abortion, the baby died because of an unwanted consequence of the quimio. But you can´t do directly an abortion, even to save a life.

@@andrear7181 if mother’s life is in danger, and they have to remove the uterus with the baby, hence terminating the life of the baby but saving the mother’s life, it is found ethically acceptable by the church. So there are exceptions even in the Catholic Church!

@@agnesostrow yes, but the abortion is consequence of the procedure of removing the uterus, that is the "act of double effect". But what the women in Texas wanted was an abortion directly, not as a side effect of another treatment that could cause abortion. The Catholic Church doesn´t authorize any act that has the direct consequence of the abortion of the baby.

Seems it’s all about cruelty. I live in TX and many of the politicians here would like nothing better than turn this state into Gilead.

I love Beta, what a man.

Big time

Absolutely. People who personally make their peace with God are true Christians, not those who take His Word to punish those who need mercy, love and understanding.

@@Madbandit77say it louder for the for the people in the back I’m so sick of fake judgmental Christians

@@noname-op5zn because there are laws governing women's bodies. How is it going in your basement with your mommy upstairs

_Roe v. Wade_ ruled that state criminal abortion laws that except from criminality only a life-saving procedure on the mother's behalf without regard to the stage of her pregnancy and other interests involved violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment, which protects against state action the right to privacy, including a woman's qualified right to terminate her pregnancy.

Hopefully the conservative lunatic does not win because he is as wacko as Trump.

Vaccine Mandates would beg to differ

@@shogreene9215 but pregnancies are NOT contagious...

@@shogreene9215 Airborne lethal viruses are a threat to public health. Pregnancies are not. There is no comparison.

@@abernathymonsoon4638 if that was true then humanity would of ended

no the mother's life doesn't matter in TX

Do you know how many times doctors get it wrong? There are so many stories of women who were told by their doctor that their baby wouldn't make it, or had birth defects, etc. And then they were born perfectly healthy. This has happened to me.

@@tiffanyblue1938 how many mothers have to be harmed for this exception of yours to make sense?

​​@@tiffanyblue1938So YOU chose to keep the baby?

@jossakins7960 What I said is that you don't need to kill the baby to save the mother's life.

On Thursday, a state district court judge sided with Cox and granted a temporary restraining order against the state so she could legally have an abortion under the state’s “medical emergency” exception. Texas has a near-complete abortion ban with narrow exceptions. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, a Republican, quickly threatened criminal prosecution against doctors or hospitals who would help facilitate the abortion, saying they could face charges even after the 14-day temporary restraining order. CNN has reached out to Paxton’s office for comment. Late Friday night, the state’s high court temporarily blocked Cox from obtaining an abortion while it reviewed the case. In its ruling late Monday, the Texas Supreme Court - comprised of nine Republicans - called on the state’s medical board to provide more guidance on the “medical emergency” exception at the heart of Cox’s case.

The same legal group representing Cox - the Center for Reproductive Rights - is also representing a group of women and physicians before the Texas Supreme Court in the lawsuit seeking clarity. The state argues the law is adequate. Cox has been to the emergency room four times in the last month due to symptoms like severe cramping, diarrhea, leaking of fluid and elevated vital signs, her attorney said. And because she’s already delivered two children via C-section, her physicians have warned she is at high risk for complications, including possible uterine rupture in future pregnancies. This pregnancy would need to be delivered via another C-section, which Cox fears could jeopardize her health and future fertility, her attorneys said. Additionally, the fetus has trisomy 18, a fatal genetic condition sometimes called Edwards syndrome that can cause heart defects and other organ abnormalities. In at least 95% of cases, the fetus doesn’t survive full-term and the pregnancy ends in miscarriage or stillbirth, according to the Cleveland Clinic.

As his office has done in the broader case on this issue before the state Supreme Court, Paxton’s attorneys also argued “a fatal fetal condition does not meet the medical exception,” adding the exception applies only to the mother’s condition. Paxton’s office also said none of the physicians who have treated Cox in the Dallas-Fort Worth area have recommended an abortion.

Dr. Damla Karsan, a Houston-based physician - and a plaintiff in the other case - is cited in legal filings as having reviewed Cox’s medical records, recommended the abortion and agreed to provide the medical care.