
Punch » 07 Apr 2023, 10:09 pm » wrote: ↑
This is all of the stuff that you cons said WOULDN'T HAPPEN when Roe was overturned. So you are either idiots or liars. Which is it?
I saw this coming a mile away. But I'm not a moron unlike some people on this board.
‘I Can’t Imagine Anything Closer to Slavery’: Joy Reid Reacts to Judge’s Ruling That Halts Approval of Abortion Pill (msn.com)
With a federal judge’s ruling Friday to suspend FDA approval of the abortion pill mifepristone, MSNBC’s Joy Reid says women are slowly losing autonomy over their own bodies.
“Women in this country are essentially being told, you are an incubator. The state owns your body the minute that you’re pregnant, and there’s nothing you can do and no one you can turn to. I can’t imagine anything closer to slavery than that,” Reid said.
Mifepristone was approved by the Food and Drug Administration 23 years ago as a safe and effective way to terminate a pregnancy. However, abortion medication has been at the forefront of legal challenges since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which gave women the constitutional right to have an abortion.U.S. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. Northern District of Texas announced Friday he was issuing a stay on mifepristone and gave the Biden administration seven days to prepare an appeal.Joy Reid said the abortion restrictions reach far beyond medications.“We have already seen in the state of Idaho a bill to make it illegal to travel, so they’re already starting to lock women in and say, you can’t move, you can’t travel. And in this case, they’re talking about anyone under 18, but that means an aunt, an older sister, a doctor, they’re trying to frighten people into even helping women.“We have seen that in Texas with this bounty law. So what you’re seeing is the right to abortion being squeezed by making doctors afraid to treat you, by making your family members afraid to help you, by making an Uber driver afraid to drive you. By saying that, if you travel across state lines or get close to the border in the state of Idaho, and you might have mifepristone with you, that’s a crime. And in the state of South Carolina, they’re proposing potentially adding the death penalty.”
Z09 » 08 Apr 2023, 7:11 am » wrote: ↑ Taking away rights?
Like if you don't take the vaccine you get fired?
What rights were taken away then?Z09 » 08 Apr 2023, 7:11 am » wrote: ↑ Taking away rights?
Like if you don't take the vaccine you get fired?
Squatchman » 08 Apr 2023, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ What rights were taken away then?
The right to go around infecting strangers because you're **** in the head?
Psssst. duckarse.Squatchman » 08 Apr 2023, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ What rights were taken away then?
The right to go around infecting strangers because you're **** in the head?
Sucks your BRAIN resides up your ARSE, huh squatty.During the Dec. 10, 2020, Food and Drug Administration (FDA) meeting when the first mRNA vaccines were authorized, FDA adviser Dr. Patrick Moore stated, “Pfizer has presented no evidence in its data today that the vaccine has any effect on virus carriage or shedding, which is the fundamental basis for herd immunity.” Despite the data presented for individual efficacy, he continued, “we really, as of right now, do not have any evidence that it will have an impact, social-wide, on the epidemic.” The FDA EUA press release from December 2020 also confirms that there was no “evidence that the vaccine prevents transmission of SARS-COV-2 from person to person.”
Simply put, the reason many people believed the vaccines stopped transmission was because government officials and media outlets across the Western world were either careless with their words or did not tell the truth. In 2021, for instance, Director of the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) Rochelle Walensky claimed that vaccinated people “do not carry the virus,” and Dr. Anthony Fauci said they would become “dead ends” for the virus. Any speculation that the vaccines significantly reduced transmission was based on limited results from independent studies and the false assumption that the vaccine would prevent infection. Without adequate evidence, vaccination campaigns called on people to get vaccinated not just for their own protection, but to help “protect others” and “save lives.”
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It was not until August 2022 that the CDC issued guidance that called for vaccinated and unvaccinated people to no longer be subjected to different testing or quarantine protocols. To justify this change in guidance, the CDC cited the protection provided by previous infection as well as breakthrough infections. Yet studies had already shown by the fall of 2021 that the vaccines did not prevent infection, that natural immunity was at least as protective, that vaccinated people had similar viral loads to unvaccinated people, and that vaccinated people had a role in transmission.
Are you stupid enough to still believe that utter ****?Squatchman » 08 Apr 2023, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ What rights were taken away then?
The right to go around infecting strangers because you're **** in the head?
Body Autonomy. Freedom of movement and association.Squatchman » 08 Apr 2023, 7:41 am » wrote: ↑ What rights were taken away then?
The right to go around infecting strangers because you're **** in the head?
Yes, why yes squatty STILL believe the LIES!!DeezerShoove » 08 Apr 2023, 8:17 am » wrote: ↑ Are you stupid enough to still believe that utter ****?
How about still stupid enough to believe careers weren't ruined over this?
Punch » 07 Apr 2023, 10:09 pm » wrote: ↑
This is all of the stuff that you cons said WOULDN'T HAPPEN when Roe was overturned. So you are either idiots or liars. Which is it?
I saw this coming a mile away. But I'm not a moron unlike some people on this board.
‘I Can’t Imagine Anything Closer to Slavery’: Joy Reid Reacts to Judge’s Ruling That Halts Approval of Abortion Pill (msn.com)
With a federal judge’s ruling Friday to suspend FDA approval of the abortion pill mifepristone, MSNBC’s Joy Reid says women are slowly losing autonomy over their own bodies.
“Women in this country are essentially being told, you are an incubator. The state owns your body the minute that you’re pregnant, and there’s nothing you can do and no one you can turn to. I can’t imagine anything closer to slavery than that,” Reid said.
Mifepristone was approved by the Food and Drug Administration 23 years ago as a safe and effective way to terminate a pregnancy. However, abortion medication has been at the forefront of legal challenges since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which gave women the constitutional right to have an abortion.U.S. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. Northern District of Texas announced Friday he was issuing a stay on mifepristone and gave the Biden administration seven days to prepare an appeal.Joy Reid said the abortion restrictions reach far beyond medications.“We have already seen in the state of Idaho a bill to make it illegal to travel, so they’re already starting to lock women in and say, you can’t move, you can’t travel. And in this case, they’re talking about anyone under 18, but that means an aunt, an older sister, a doctor, they’re trying to frighten people into even helping women.“We have seen that in Texas with this bounty law. So what you’re seeing is the right to abortion being squeezed by making doctors afraid to treat you, by making your family members afraid to help you, by making an Uber driver afraid to drive you. By saying that, if you travel across state lines or get close to the border in the state of Idaho, and you might have mifepristone with you, that’s a crime. And in the state of South Carolina, they’re proposing potentially adding the death penalty.”
Punch » 07 Apr 2023, 10:09 pm » wrote: ↑
This is all of the stuff that you cons said WOULDN'T HAPPEN when Roe was overturned. So you are either idiots or liars. Which is it?
I saw this coming a mile away. But I'm not a moron unlike some people on this board.
‘I Can’t Imagine Anything Closer to Slavery’: Joy Reid Reacts to Judge’s Ruling That Halts Approval of Abortion Pill (msn.com)
With a federal judge’s ruling Friday to suspend FDA approval of the abortion pill mifepristone, MSNBC’s Joy Reid says women are slowly losing autonomy over their own bodies.
“Women in this country are essentially being told, you are an incubator. The state owns your body the minute that you’re pregnant, and there’s nothing you can do and no one you can turn to. I can’t imagine anything closer to slavery than that,” Reid said.
Mifepristone was approved by the Food and Drug Administration 23 years ago as a safe and effective way to terminate a pregnancy. However, abortion medication has been at the forefront of legal challenges since the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, which gave women the constitutional right to have an abortion.U.S. Judge Matthew Kacsmaryk of the U.S. Northern District of Texas announced Friday he was issuing a stay on mifepristone and gave the Biden administration seven days to prepare an appeal.Joy Reid said the abortion restrictions reach far beyond medications.“We have already seen in the state of Idaho a bill to make it illegal to travel, so they’re already starting to lock women in and say, you can’t move, you can’t travel. And in this case, they’re talking about anyone under 18, but that means an aunt, an older sister, a doctor, they’re trying to frighten people into even helping women.“We have seen that in Texas with this bounty law. So what you’re seeing is the right to abortion being squeezed by making doctors afraid to treat you, by making your family members afraid to help you, by making an Uber driver afraid to drive you. By saying that, if you travel across state lines or get close to the border in the state of Idaho, and you might have mifepristone with you, that’s a crime. And in the state of South Carolina, they’re proposing potentially adding the death penalty.”