Posted on Mar 10, 2019
A State-by-State List of the Lies Abortion Doctors Are Forced to Tell Women
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In 26 states, abortion providers are required to carry "informed consent" brochures devised by conservative politicians, who say they're simply trying to help women make a difficult decision. But others are forcing doctors to give inaccurate info.
A State-by-State List of the Lies Abortion Doctors Are Forced to Tell Women
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It doesn’t get much more liberal than Vice. That said, I am a Roman Catholic and believe that abortion is murder plain and simple.
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Thank you for the interesting news share brother Chip, that's just the wrong ethics in my book.
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Alabama (comments in parentheses)
48-hour waiting period
"Did you know…"
Refers to the fetus as an "unborn child" throughout: "The unborn child is called an embryo during the first 10 weeks of a pregnancy." (100% scientifically accurate and lacking the misleading terms favored by serial killers such as “clump of cells”)
Lists "death" as a potential risk of abortion without specifying that dying from abortion-related consequences is extremely rare. (Death occurs in 100% of “successful” abortions and could also involve the mother. No inaccuracy here.)
18.18 percent of fetal development statements were inaccurate, according to the analysis. (I’ve seen MUCH higher figures for this.)
A quite glance through the remaining States shows no blatant lies and similar, generally accurate information including important disclosures such as the increased cancer risks to mothers and higher rates of mental health issues and suicide. Shouldn’t patients be made aware of these things prior to an irreversible decision?
48-hour waiting period
"Did you know…"
Refers to the fetus as an "unborn child" throughout: "The unborn child is called an embryo during the first 10 weeks of a pregnancy." (100% scientifically accurate and lacking the misleading terms favored by serial killers such as “clump of cells”)
Lists "death" as a potential risk of abortion without specifying that dying from abortion-related consequences is extremely rare. (Death occurs in 100% of “successful” abortions and could also involve the mother. No inaccuracy here.)
18.18 percent of fetal development statements were inaccurate, according to the analysis. (I’ve seen MUCH higher figures for this.)
A quite glance through the remaining States shows no blatant lies and similar, generally accurate information including important disclosures such as the increased cancer risks to mothers and higher rates of mental health issues and suicide. Shouldn’t patients be made aware of these things prior to an irreversible decision?
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