Abortion: Healthcare or Genocide ?

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Abortion was settled, made legal, and enshrined in the Ohio constitution a year ago. Democracy, the people spoke. Yet sometimes the people need reminded of the unintended consequences of their decisions. I ran across the following speech made on the floor of the Ohio Senate a year ago October. Worth a moment of your time and consideration:

This is not healthcare - this is extermination
By Michele Reynolds
October 18, 2023

Abortion is killing the black community.
The abortion industry has nefarious roots in hatred and racism. Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood, was a eugenicist who systematically targeted “inferior races” for decades. She opened her first clinic in a black neighborhood in Brooklyn.
This horrific moment was just the beginning. Abortion is still a lucrative business scheme in America.
Since 1973, this predatory industry has claimed the lives of 20 million black children in the nation.
Ohio’s black women and babies have felt this evil year after year. And it continues today.
The black community accounts for just over 13% of Ohio’s population, yet according to the Ohio Department of Health in 2022, 48.4% of abortions performed in Ohio were on black women. (excerpt)


Unintended consequences are real.
 
 
Abortion was settled, made legal, and enshrined in the Ohio constitution a year ago. Democracy, the people spoke. Yet sometimes the people need reminded of the unintended consequences of their decisions. I ran across the following speech made on the floor of the Ohio Senate a year ago October. Worth a moment of your time and consideration:




Unintended consequences are real.
I think the consequences are 100% intended. Problematic people produce children with problems, that cause problems.
 
So because some Black women want to have unprotected sex without consequences, Black people are the victims of "genocide" by Whites? LMAO give me a break.
 
1.) A woman is on her way to the abortion clinic to have an abortion and is killed by a drunk driver. Should the drunk driver be charged with one count of vehicular homicide or two?

2.) A woman takes an abortion pill to terminate her pregnancy, because her body her choice. Another woman wants to carry the baby to birth, and the man who impregnated her is pressuring her to have an abortion and she will not. He slips an abortion pill into her drink and the unborn baby dies. What should he be charged with? Does it matter who kills the unborn baby? If it's really on "her body", why charge the man with anything?
 
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