• Omega@lemmy.world
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    1 year ago

    “Facebook exposes messages that land a mom in prison for giving her daughter health care treatment.”

    Pregnancy is a medical condition with possibly lethal health risks and abortion is a treatment for those that don’t accept those risks.

    Abortion is health care.

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        Because people need to think of abortions access as health care. The same as cancer treatment, diagnosing illness, or getting stitches. And that starts with messaging.

        Abortion is health care.

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          That’s fine, but it seems disingenuous to use the general term ‘health care’ when you could be more specific with what that health care actually is.

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            I don’t think it’s disingenuous at all. It’s treatment for a woman’s health. Calling out people for disapproving of health care is half the point.

            Abortion is health care.

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              Killing a 6 month premie isn’t abortion though. That fetus’ bodily autonomy was violated.

              Agreed that abortion is Healthcare. There’s also a tipping point where it’s no longer a cluster of cells, right?

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                First off, when you say “isn’t abortion” it kinda sounds like you’re talking about mythical post-birth murder, which doesn’t happen and would be illegal. Not sure if you’re talking about that or not, but I thought I’d preface.

                Aside from that, when it’s “viable” it’s usually just induced labor. If it’s not induced, there’s a reason why they have to take more extreme measures.

                Aside from that, if you give an inch they take a mile. I would rather doctors and their patient be able to do what’s best for the patient’s health than to let the government interfere.

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              I mean, you literally said to call it by a general term to get people to think a certain way about it.

              I feel like we should tell them the specific information and let them make their own decision instead of resorting to sly tricks like this.