• @[email protected]
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    15 years in prison for “endangering a fetus”? Then giving birth only for that child to not have a mommy during childhood, adolescence, and teenage years?

    And this is considered good policy by those who create these laws?

    wtf

    • @kibiz0r
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      1881 year ago

      The cruelty is the point. The well-being of the fetus is the excuse.

      • @Daft_ish
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        201 year ago

        Excuse, more like sales pitch. You get together a bunch of old men who want to control women they will come up with the idea of being cruel to them when they disobey. Sounds pretty fucked up, how would you get people to agree? Don’t worry about that, they will sell the idea abortion is murder. You wouldn’t feel sorry for a murderer would you?

    • originalucifer
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      conservatives dont create logical policies. there is absolutely nothing logical about their ‘platform’… except maybe ‘brainwash masses to accumulate wealth’

      • @grue
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        The conservatives’ platform is entirely logical:

        1. Removing education, opportunities, and social safety nets keeps people ignorant, poor, and vulnerable.

        2. Without government willing to help, people in need are forced to turn to the church.

        3. Religion breeds more conservatives.

        (Forced-birth polices not only take step #3 literally, but also enhance step #1 by burdening young people with kids they aren’t ready for.)

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    • @A_Random_Idiot
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      Its not about creating healthy environments or being concerned about the sanctity of life.

      its about punishing the “other” for reproducing and dictating everything a woman can do.

    • @[email protected]
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      651 year ago

      These are people who believe in generational punishment. You should be punished for what your parents did.

      Remember, we’re all paying for what Adam and Eve did.

      • @Furbag
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        You’d think so, but try bringing up reparations and see how quickly they change their tune about the sins of their fathers.

      • @blue_zephyr
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        61 year ago

        I thought god forgave us for that when our ancestors nailed his son to a cross?

        • @dragonflyteaparty
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          But only if you say you love Jesus forever and will follow the church.

    • @arin
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      571 year ago

      It’s about control over women, none of the pedo conservatives care about the well being of kids at all.

    • @frickineh
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      451 year ago

      I think it was for previous charges after she violated probation. But yeah, if we’re going to talk about endangering a fetus, then everyone who had a hand in her jail conditions and who ignored her when she went in to labor should also be in prison because every one of them is guilty of endangerment.

      • Chetzemoka
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        No she was one of several women imprisoned under a new Alabama statute for “chemical endangerment of a fetus.” You know, a “crime” that already can’t be committed again by the time the imprisoned reach trial for it because of the way our “justice” system works.

        Those women aren’t allowed to endanger a fetus, but the all-knowing authorities are, apparently. (Yes, let’s forcibly cold-turkey detox a pregnant person who was using. Great idea.)

        • @frickineh
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          161 year ago

          Oh I read the article last week and misremembered what the 15 years was for. Either way, not one person was actually interested in protecting her fetus.

      • @arin
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        81 year ago

        All cops and judges have qualified immunity🤷

    • @[email protected]
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      351 year ago

      And this is considered good policy by those who create these laws?

      It’s only good for the private prison industry that funds their campaigns, and bad for pretty much everyone else.

    • @ghostdoggtv
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      181 year ago

      Alabama is a conservative confederate state. This is their preferred political outcome, yes, exactly.

      • @afraid_of_zombies
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        121 year ago

        Who conducted the tests? What is the false positive rate? Was retesting done to ensure accuracy? Does CPS get to choose the testing labs, maybe the ones that get the results that they want? Did the sample have identification on it that a manager at the testing center could trace to the person?

        I will start believing the criminal justice system the day I don’t read weekly stories of missing body cam footage.

          • @afraid_of_zombies
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            51 year ago

            I see. Well clearly this police department deserves your blind faith.

              • @HerrBeter
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                Lmao pretend you can’t even fathom what he meant, that the system is rigged and that they got the result they wanted because the US is seemingly inherently corrupt.

                Nonetheless it’s no surprise, this woman would’ve needed help and care. There’s only speculation that could be done regarding circumstances, but I think it boils down to the “pro life” - laws being ironic

                  • @HerrBeter
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                    No, your “red thread” was that it was just to take the baby away with cps(?) because she either did or does narcotics. And somehow you feel it is derailing to even take any question outside the narrow scope of it.

                    It is what people are discussing, it is a health issue. Both addiction and abortion are.

      • @[email protected]
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        121 year ago

        Safer physically? Maybe. Questionable give the state of our foster care system. It’s almost never a better alternative. 15 years for that is vile.

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            I highly encourage you to talk to some of them and educate yourself. Go read some threads about the abuse they experience.

            I don’t know why I’m still engaging with someone that thinks 15 years for doing drugs while pregnant is even remotely acceptable. Especially since it’s clear they didn’t give a shit about the baby at the end of the day. I guess I just hope that some of you will still come around and realize that women are humans who fuck up and we don’t deserve to be held ransom every time some dipshit knocks us up.

            If you do feel this strongly about babies then I hope we can at least agree that child support starts at conception and men that endanger babies by impregnating drug addicts should be in prison with them.