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This is a depressing commentary on the lies young women are sold to benefit the abortion industry. They are taught to fear their bodies, their future children, and that success isn't an option without abortion. 😥
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I don't know who was interviewed or how the questions were asked, but this indicates a pervasive concern. 
It's not just young women. Young men have been taught to expect their partner to abort an unwanted child (and if he doesn't want the child he likely believes she doesn't either).
THREAD: Abortion is marketed to minors before they can consent to sex without acknowledgement of the risks and without support for reporting their abuse.
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This Amaze video was included in school curriculum material for 10 - 13 yr olds. It is about medical abortions & self-managed abortions with websites to get the pills. They don't give info on the risks. Again it's aimed at girls below the age of consent.
This video describes how adults transport minor students for abortions without their parents' knowledge. No mention of assessing for rape or abuse to extend mental health or legal support. Abortion is their only concern.
Another medical professional spreading misleading info that prioritizes politics over women's wellbeing.
She's ties abortion laws to a pharmacy denying a prescription (w/claims her friend could die) but refused to engage with the pharmacy to address the issue.
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She's ties abortion laws to a pharmacy denying a prescription (w/claims her friend could die) but refused to engage with the pharmacy to address the issue.
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Here's the claim:
Note that Texas law does not prohibit any specific medication from being prescribed. The law only prohibits illegal abortions, so prescriptions *for illegal abortions* would be prohibited. Prescriptions for other purposes remain legal.
Note that Texas law does not prohibit any specific medication from being prescribed. The law only prohibits illegal abortions, so prescriptions *for illegal abortions* would be prohibited. Prescriptions for other purposes remain legal.
If true, the pharmacy would be at fault for declining to fill a legal and necessary (and non-controversial) prescription. But she focuses on a law she doesn't like instead, even refusing to engage with the pharmacy who was willing to address and correct their mistake (if true).
