Thread by @ColorArousal

@SER1897 @darylsturgis Should residents of GA be able to vote nine months earlier if their age is calculated based on their date of conception?

Should women in GA include unborn fetuses when responding to Census questions?

What if they lie or are unsure about the fetus' name? Potential felony?

@SER1897 @darylsturgis Will the Census in GA count live births not yet dead, include fetuses in the womb or eggs in the ovaries?

When will it become illegal to ovulate?

Who pays for the medical care that doctors are required to provide to neonates that cannot survive? The fathers or mothers only?

@SER1897 @darylsturgis Who knew "the fetal heartbeat has become the standard in determining the viability of the pregnancy"? legis.ga.gov/Legislation/20…

I thought the mother's access to food during pregnancy would also influence the "viability of the pregnancy".

@SER1897 @darylsturgis My question of yesterday about including GA fetuses in the Census was not so far-fetched. GA, it seems, will now include fetuses in their calculations of homeless persons, persons without access to healthcare...

Infants might eventually be fingerprinted before they are born.

@SER1897 @darylsturgis Minor and reversible "physical impairment of a major bodily function" (e.g. fecal incontinence) will not be sufficient reason to have an abortion in GA beginning in 2020 (which, notably, is just in time to drive evangelical voters to the polls).
PDFwww.legis.ga.gov

@SER1897 @darylsturgis In GA, neither a diagnosis of mental illness nor the fact that a woman's pregnancy will drive her to commit suicide will be sufficient reason for an abortion, if the law takes effect.

Call it the Evangelical Voter Turnout Act.

@SER1897 @darylsturgis Republicans are deeply concerned w/ tort reform, so the GA abortion law gives pregnant women and "some party" the right to "recover the full value of the life of the child", subjecting physicians to tort cases in which there's *always* "some party" w standing for action in tort.