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Originally posted by: pjstroh
Hey, it could've been worse - they could've been used.
I think women are a little upset about the small government champions of Texas deciding to force women to engage in a littany of hurdles and unecessary medical procedures to pursue an abortion. Also, the new laws are expected to shut down over 50 (all but 4) abortion clinics in the entire state of Texas.
I know its a little bit petty... a proud "libertarian" government making decisions for women on what to do with their own bodies. I mean its not like they're really doing something dramatic like putting a limit on soft drink sizes.
Originally posted by: pjstroh
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Originally posted by: DonDiegoQuoteProtesters against the Texas legislation to regulate/limit abortion had schemed to enter the legislative chamber armed with tampons with which they intended to pelt legislators whom they oppose.
Originally posted by: RoadTrip
Tampon earrings to Protest what?
DonDiego realizes this explanation does not actually explain why unlimited-abortion proponents link tampons with terminating pregnancy, . . . pr'bly something about keeping the law out of their uteruses, . . . or something.
Hey, it could've been worse - they could've been used.
I think women are a little upset about the small government champions of Texas deciding to force women to engage in a littany of hurdles and unecessary medical procedures to pursue an abortion. Also, the new laws are expected to shut down over 50 (all but 4) abortion clinics in the entire state of Texas.
I know its a little bit petty... a proud "libertarian" government making decisions for women on what to do with their own bodies. I mean its not like they're really doing something dramatic like putting a limit on soft drink sizes.
Couldn't have said it better myself P.J. !
Here we have a state (Texas) who champions itself as the state of "small government".........and this state is having men (who are in government) in $5,000 tailored suits and $500 hair cuts telling women what they can and can't do with their bodies.
Not a big fan of Texas
