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Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
By Bidencrimefamily
16 Dec 2023 4:09 pm in No Holds Barred Political Forum
16 Dec 2023 4:09 pm
16 Dec 2023 4:10 pm
Ambiguities in Texas’s abortion ban are making it harder for businesses in the state to recruit, a coalition of businesses argued Thursday.
Fifty-one businesses have signed onto an amicus brief filed by in-house counsel at dating site Bumble, which was filed in support of 22 women suing the state over the abortion ban.
The plaintiffs in that case — Zurawski v. Texas — are 20 former patients who argue that they were denied medically necessary abortions because physicians were afraid of legal consequences.
As a tech company largely run by women, Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd said she feels it has a duty not just to provide access to health care, “but to speak out – and speak loudly – against the retrogression of women’s rights.”
The businesses signing onto the letter — which include dating sites Bumble and Match Group (the parent company of Match.com and Tinder), advertising giants Preacher and GSD&M, event organizers SXSW and the United States Women’s Chamber of Commerce as well as dozens of Texas real estate, law firms and restaurant groups — argued that the state’s abortion laws make it unattractive for families looking to move to a place where they can have children.
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Texas has enacted a near-total ban on abortion after a fetus has a heartbeat, which typically occurs around 6 weeks into pregnancy and often before a woman knows she is pregnant.
After that point, the state allows the procedure only when it’s deemed medically necessary — an exception that the Zurawski plaintiffs, and others, argue is overly ambiguous and has not translated into legal abortions in the real world.
The uncertainty in those laws “has impacted, and will continue to impact, companies doing business in Texas, companies thinking about doing business in Texas, employees living in or traveling to Texas, and individuals considering relocating to Texas,” the companies wrote in the letter.
Fifty-one businesses have signed onto an amicus brief filed by in-house counsel at dating site Bumble, which was filed in support of 22 women suing the state over the abortion ban.
The plaintiffs in that case — Zurawski v. Texas — are 20 former patients who argue that they were denied medically necessary abortions because physicians were afraid of legal consequences.
As a tech company largely run by women, Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd said she feels it has a duty not just to provide access to health care, “but to speak out – and speak loudly – against the retrogression of women’s rights.”
The businesses signing onto the letter — which include dating sites Bumble and Match Group (the parent company of Match.com and Tinder), advertising giants Preacher and GSD&M, event organizers SXSW and the United States Women’s Chamber of Commerce as well as dozens of Texas real estate, law firms and restaurant groups — argued that the state’s abortion laws make it unattractive for families looking to move to a place where they can have children.
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Texas has enacted a near-total ban on abortion after a fetus has a heartbeat, which typically occurs around 6 weeks into pregnancy and often before a woman knows she is pregnant.
After that point, the state allows the procedure only when it’s deemed medically necessary — an exception that the Zurawski plaintiffs, and others, argue is overly ambiguous and has not translated into legal abortions in the real world.
The uncertainty in those laws “has impacted, and will continue to impact, companies doing business in Texas, companies thinking about doing business in Texas, employees living in or traveling to Texas, and individuals considering relocating to Texas,” the companies wrote in the letter.
16 Dec 2023 4:25 pm
Why not just beg or demand people kill babies.....you're becoming a political propaganda parrot just as bad as Sumela the dickhead # 2
16 Dec 2023 4:27 pm
I don't know. Why are these business groups looking outside of Texas for employees. Why don't they make Texas pay for their training from inside Texas.nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 5:25 pm » wrote: ↑ Why not just beg or demand people kill babies.....you're becoming a political propaganda parrot just as bad as Sumela the dickhead # 2
16 Dec 2023 4:31 pm
It seems the real qualified people want abortion I guess.nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 5:25 pm » wrote: ↑ Why not just beg or demand people kill babies.....you're becoming a political propaganda parrot just as bad as Sumela the dickhead # 2
16 Dec 2023 4:33 pm
I think it's because women get complications later on in pregnancy and don't want a medical complication to end their life.nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 5:25 pm » wrote: ↑ Why not just beg or demand people kill babies.....you're becoming a political propaganda parrot just as bad as Sumela the dickhead # 2
16 Dec 2023 4:42 pm
Bidencrimefamily » 16 Dec 2023, 5:27 pm » wrote: ↑ I don't know. Why are these business groups looking outside of Texas for employees. Why don't they make Texas pay for their training from inside Texas.
not all of them and why does it both you so much?...are you wanting to get an abortion in texas for yourself?
16 Dec 2023 4:44 pm
I'm just reporting the political topics of the day for conversation and to get other perspectives other than mine.nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 5:42 pm » wrote: ↑ not all of them and why does it both you so much?...are you wanting to get an abortion in texas for yourself?
How about you?
16 Dec 2023 4:47 pm
Bidencrimefamily » 16 Dec 2023, 5:44 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm just reporting the political topics of the day for conversation and to get other perspectives other than mine.
How about you?
I'm a troll....politics is so corrupt on both sides it makes no sense to support either of them. I see people championing one side or the other I see them as one and the same type of people...GO ME!
#10 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 4:50 pm
I've heard some people say that. I try to pay attention to both sides and I like to have conversations with people that do not agree with my opinions. I think getting a wide veiw will help me make inform discussion on the path I'd like the country to take. But I'm only one vote.nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 5:47 pm » wrote: ↑ I'm a troll....politics is so corrupt on both sides it makes no sense to support either of them. I see people championing one side or the other I see them as one and the same type of people...GO ME!
#11 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 4:52 pm
They have every right to move their businesses to California where it's much easier to kill children in the womb don't they?Bidencrimefamily » 16 Dec 2023, 5:10 pm » wrote: ↑ Ambiguities in Texas’s abortion ban are making it harder for businesses in the state to recruit, a coalition of businesses argued Thursday.
Fifty-one businesses have signed onto an amicus brief filed by in-house counsel at dating site Bumble, which was filed in support of 22 women suing the state over the abortion ban.
The plaintiffs in that case — Zurawski v. Texas — are 20 former patients who argue that they were denied medically necessary abortions because physicians were afraid of legal consequences.
As a tech company largely run by women, Bumble CEO Whitney Wolfe Herd said she feels it has a duty not just to provide access to health care, “but to speak out – and speak loudly – against the retrogression of women’s rights.”
The businesses signing onto the letter — which include dating sites Bumble and Match Group (the parent company of Match.com and Tinder), advertising giants Preacher and GSD&M, event organizers SXSW and the United States Women’s Chamber of Commerce as well as dozens of Texas real estate, law firms and restaurant groups — argued that the state’s abortion laws make it unattractive for families looking to move to a place where they can have children.
In the wake of the Supreme Court decision overturning Roe v. Wade, Texas has enacted a near-total ban on abortion after a fetus has a heartbeat, which typically occurs around 6 weeks into pregnancy and often before a woman knows she is pregnant.
After that point, the state allows the procedure only when it’s deemed medically necessary — an exception that the Zurawski plaintiffs, and others, argue is overly ambiguous and has not translated into legal abortions in the real world.
The uncertainty in those laws “has impacted, and will continue to impact, companies doing business in Texas, companies thinking about doing business in Texas, employees living in or traveling to Texas, and individuals considering relocating to Texas,” the companies wrote in the letter.
I mean, this is still a free country... for the time being anyway.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people
#12 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 4:54 pm
Yes they do. If they can't recruit they will have to do something to stay competitive. And money doesn't care about our feelings.RedheadedStranger » 16 Dec 2023, 5:52 pm » wrote: ↑ They have every right to move their businesses to California where it's much easier to kill children in the womb don't they?
I mean, this is still a free country... for the time being anyway.
#13 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 5:12 pm
Maybe if they recruited some cis white males then they would be having this problem.Bidencrimefamily » 16 Dec 2023, 5:54 pm » wrote: ↑ Yes they do. If they can't recruit they will have to do something to stay competitive. And money doesn't care about our feelings.
The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people
#14 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 5:14 pm
They will go where the money is right. Doesn't matter what I think.RedheadedStranger » 16 Dec 2023, 6:12 pm » wrote: ↑ Maybe if they recruited some cis white males then they would be having this problem.
#15 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 5:17 pm
I don't know if that matters as long as they Can make money off of them. Just not sure.RedheadedStranger » 16 Dec 2023, 6:12 pm » wrote: ↑ Maybe if they recruited some cis white males then they would be having this problem.
#16 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 6:19 pm
Bidencrimefamily » 16 Dec 2023, 5:50 pm » wrote: ↑ I've heard some people say that. I try to pay attention to both sides and I like to have conversations with people that do not agree with my opinions. I think getting a wide veiw will help me make inform discussion on the path I'd like the country to take. But I'm only one vote.
you don't pay attention to ****...you're a hack....just be honest about it....the vast majority of posters here are hacks too
#17 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 7:54 pm
What is a hack?nefarious101 » 16 Dec 2023, 7:19 pm » wrote: ↑ you don't pay attention to ****...you're a hack....just be honest about it....the vast majority of posters here are hacks too
#18 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 8:40 pm
a soulless partisan
#19 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 8:43 pm
Oh no I'm a swing voter.
#20 Re: Texas business group approves of abortion because it makes it really really hard to recruit.
16 Dec 2023 8:45 pm
right....and I'm Johnny ****
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