Let’s talk about what “with the exception for rape or incest entails. For starters, you have to file a police report. Now the female has to endure 6-8 hour rape kit, forcing her to be violated, AGAIN… But wait there’s more.
In Oklahoma, Idaho, North Dakota, Wyoming, Utah, South Carolina, Georgia, and Iowa, abortion bans with exceptions for rape and incest are either already in effect or could take effect in the near future, pending the outcome of a court case.
In Mississippi, abortion is banned with an exception for rape, but not incest. You got that… incest
In Alabama, Arkansas, Missouri, South Dakota, Texas, Wisconsin, West Virginia, Tennessee, Arizona, Louisiana, Florida, and Ohio, abortion is (or will soon be) either banned or limited to a narrow gestational window with no exceptions for rape or incest.
It's also entirely possible that the investigation and legal proceedings could take longer than nine months. Only 24 percent of rapes are reported, only 9% of convictions. 1-4 women will be sexually assaulted in her life time. There are over 400,000 untested rape kits in the U.S.
And most importantly, with the exception for rape or incest means is a female has to be violated first in order for her to get rights to her own body… read that again. #VoteBlue2022 #WomensRightsAreHumanRights
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