@[email protected] This is femicide.
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@[email protected] Didn’t die. Was murdered.
@[email protected] @[email protected] 100% this. Life saving care was withheld, those involved should face prosecution at a federal level.
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Just a reminder, because I dont think the article really gets it across, this is an incredibly excrutiatingly painful way to die and it clearly wasnt a quick death. So I think calling it both torture and murder is accurate.
They help women with abortions. It's not the solution to the actual problem, of course, but maybe it sheds a little light on the darkness. Donations are of course welcome and, in the long term, necessary.
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This is the predictable outcome of sliding politics and religion between medicine and the patient, and works the same in all fields of science.
Texas is going to have increased morbidity and mortality across every avenue of life as politics and religion are inserted between science and society.
As usual, the people who bear the cost, are not the ones making the choices to pervert science
@[email protected] I'm kind of surprised there haven't been medical care providers who disregarded the directive to criminalize lifesaving care and instead saved the pregnant person's life anyway. Hippocratic oath and all that. Human decency and all that.
I mean, 'just following orders' there helps the gladiators on the right to further a bad agenda. It harms.
The Republican megadonors responsible for the laws that ended her life needlessly
Tim Dunn, Farris & Dan Wilks use their fossil fuel industry wealth to end the right to live in a constitional democracy for women
Why? To control women & continue frying the planet. For money.
@[email protected] This outcome is the point and the purpose of the law they made to literally dictate and criminalize women's health.
For their own reasons, conservatives have turned lifesaving healthcare for women into a gladiator sport.
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For every woman who dies, I'll bet a hundred more get their tubes tied. Their "more white babies" drive isn't working out as they hoped.
@[email protected] Her family should burn down the system with lawsuits. Hospitals, healthcare providers, and especially politicians. All who bear some responsibility for her death.