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My Choice is Exactly that.
Author: Raine
Date: 10/28/2024 13:16:58
As you know my Mom died last month. There was one thing that I did not tell her. It was that I had abortions. She never asked so I never told. If she had asked, I would have. Both of my sisters got pregnant without being married. To both of them, I made sure they knew they had a choice and that I would support them however they chose. Both times I said it in front of my mother. The first time, I cannot say she was pleased. The second time, I think she knew I would say it again.
VP Harris was recently interviewed by Norah O'Donnell She was asked about Abortion. Video and the rest of this is at the link. Harris answered this question perfectly.
There should be no restrictions. If that makes people uncomfortable, so be it. I find it laughable that we love to talk about mental health awareness all the time, and yet, it is always excluded when we talk about abortion restrictions and the "life of the mother". Suddenly mental health concerns are nowhere to be found.
I don't owe you or anyone an explanation as to why I chose to terminate my pregnancies. Yes, I used plurals. Abortion is not a "get out of jail free" card. It's not a one-time coupon given to women when they start to menstruate. If you feel uncomfortable, that's because the anti-abortion lunatics have taught you to be uncomfortable.
I made my choice. I do not regret it. I love the life I chose. it's exactly that simple.
& 
Raine
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VP Harris was recently interviewed by Norah O'Donnell She was asked about Abortion.
When questioned about the process of restoring the right to an abortion that the Supreme Court's Dobbs decision overturned in 2022, Harris said, "Let's put back in place Roe vs. Wade. ...
"When Roe v. Wade was intact, for 50 years, half a century, women, together with their physicians, we're here in a medical office talking with physicians. Women, in consultation, if they chose, with their priest, their pastor, their rabbi, their imam were able to make those [decisions]."
Asked if she also supported abortion restrictions after viability, Harris replied, "I support Roe v. Wade being put back into law by Congress, and to restore the fundamental right of women to make decisions about their own body. It is that basic."
(SNIP)
O'Donnell asked, "So then, why not say what restrictions you would support as part of that?"
"I've told you: Let's put back in place Roe v. Wade," Harris replied.
There should be no restrictions. If that makes people uncomfortable, so be it. I find it laughable that we love to talk about mental health awareness all the time, and yet, it is always excluded when we talk about abortion restrictions and the "life of the mother". Suddenly mental health concerns are nowhere to be found.
I don't owe you or anyone an explanation as to why I chose to terminate my pregnancies. Yes, I used plurals. Abortion is not a "get out of jail free" card. It's not a one-time coupon given to women when they start to menstruate. If you feel uncomfortable, that's because the anti-abortion lunatics have taught you to be uncomfortable.
I made my choice. I do not regret it. I love the life I chose. it's exactly that simple.
& Raine
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