Ol'Miss Doesn't Seem To Understand "NO"

[Palehorse]

(CNN) -- Mississippi lawmakers passed a bill Wednesday that would require any physician performing abortions in the state to be a board-certified obstetrician-gynecologist and to have admitting privileges at an area hospital.
The bill "should effectively close the only abortion clinic in Mississippi," said Lt. Gov. Tate Reeves in a statement. "This is a strong bill that will effectively end abortion in Mississippi." If the state's only abortion facility, Jackson Women's Health Organization, closes, Mississippi women seeking abortions would have to leave the state. . .

http://www.cnn.com/2012/04/04/politics/mississippi-abortion/index.html?hpt=hp_t3

The Elected officials of this state, after being told no in November by the good people of the state of Mississippi surrounding their last attempt to close abortion facilities in that state, (the personhood amendment), they are now at it again. . . They want to restrict a woman's right to choose. . . again!

[The Troll]

  Can you see the damn Republican Supreme Court stopping this crime against women by a god damn bunch of old Republican men.  Men sire unwanted children and then don't want to take care of them.

  They want women to carry a unwanted fetus for 9 months, but when a baby hit the ground they want to turn their heads and let the woman and child starve and go to hell.  God Damn the Son of Bitches.   

                                 AGAIN      The Republican Party can go straight to hell. 

[Palehorse]

The citizens of the state of Mississippi spoke in November when they voted down the "Personhood Amendment" that targeted abortions. The elected officials of that state should have understood this, but instead they are now approaching it from yet another angle.

This is nothing but a waste of taxpayer dollars at a time when they are desperately needed elsewhere. Instead of wasting money and time on religiously motivated flotsam, they'd be better served in finding solutions to the plethora of fiscal problems the state is dealing with!

[me]

So if it were your daughter getting the abortion you wouldn't care if it was a qualified person doing it or not who might recognize a problem if one arose? 

[Exterminator]

So if it were your daughter getting the abortion you wouldn't care if it was a qualified person doing it or not who might recognize a problem if one arose?

These requirements have nothing to do with qualifications.

[The Troll]

So if it were your daughter getting the abortion you wouldn't care if it was a qualified person doing it or not who might recognize a problem if one arose?

  What a dumbass, when you make abortions illegal it's back to the coat hangers in back alleys.  Don't you even have a brain, my god there is no hope for you.

  I have a friend who he and his wife got pregnant 48 years ago.  His wife had a severe case of German Measles.  They try to get abortion.  Well, it was illegal in the states for any reason to get abortion and they couldn't afford to go overseas.  The baby was born terribly damaged requiring special care 24 hours a day and they could not afford it and the state took over.

  The girl still lives under state care, 48 years old, 50 pounds, never has uttered a word, never walked and never recognized anyone, lays in a crib 24 hours a day with feeding tubes now.  What a life for her and what a expense to the state and her parents.

  And you say what you said, knowing it's a god damn lie.

[me]

If they need more than one or two, which they already have one who meets the qualifications, how many abortions a day is this clinic doing anyway? 

[The Troll]

If they need more than one or two, which they already have one who meets the qualifications, how many abortions a day is this clinic doing anyway?

  As long as they are doing it right and in a healthful way, what in hell is it your business anyway.  It's  not you or your relation going there, what business is it of yours at all.  It's all bullshit and you know it.   

[Anne]

These requirements have nothing to do with qualifications.

Who is doing the procedures if an ob/gyn isn't?

[Locutus]

These requirements have nothing to do with qualifications.

Of course they don't!  It's all about shutting down the only abortion provider in the state.

[Locutus]

Who is doing the procedures if an ob/gyn isn't?

That's not the issue either.  From the article in case you didn't read it:

The clinic's owner, Diane Derzis, said in a telephone interview that all her doctors are obstetrician-gynecologists, but only one has admitting privileges at an area hospital.  She vowed to fight to remain open.

[The Troll]

  You Pro Lifers just don't get it.  It's legal and I none of your god damn business what a woman does with her own body.  It's between her and her doctor.

  Get a life of your own and butt out.   

[Anne]

That's not the issue either.  From the article in case you didn't read it:

The clinic's owner, Diane Derzis, said in a telephone interview that all her doctors are obstetrician-gynecologists, but only one has admitting privileges at an area hospital.  She vowed to fight to remain open.

I did not read it, so the issue is admiting privileges. That seems overboard as all they have to do is call emergency and someone will see the patient. Personally, I think only women over 18 of childbearing age should have anything at all to say about the issue. That leaves it in the hands of who it affects the most.

[The Troll]

I did not read it, so the issue is admitting privileges. That seems overboard as all they have to do is call emergency and someone will see the patient. Personally, I think only women over 18 of childbearing age should have anything at all to say about the issue. That leaves it in the hands of who it affects the most.

  Yep, we need a national referendum of all women of childbearing age who is furtile and can medically give birth vote on abortion.  Plus vote on birth control medication.  I think it would be one out standing vote for free choice.   

[Locutus]

I did not read it, so the issue is admiting privileges. That seems overboard as all they have to do is call emergency and someone will see the patient. Personally, I think only women over 18 of childbearing age should have anything at all to say about the issue. That leaves it in the hands of who it affects the most.

Of course it's overboard.   Clearly this law has nothing to do with "protecting women's health" or whatever those nut jobs are claiming.   The purpose of that law is to shut that abortion clinic down.  Nothing more to it than that.