Actually, the is no right in law. What there is is an absence of law. RvW struck down a law that limited access to abortion. No law has ever been passed that says, “women have a right to access to abortion.” If there were, it could be challenged in court, and possibly abolished. Abortion, like SSM, only exists in a legal vacuum.
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Actually, the is no right in law. What there is is an absence of law. RvW struck down a law that limited access to abortion. No law has ever been passed that says, “women have a right to access to abortion.” If there were, it could be challenged in court, and possibly abolished. Abortion, like SSM, only exists in a legal vacuum.
This reminds me of a “solution” for rape… tell the victim to stop resisting and start to enjoy it. Medicaid provides a very large variety of services for the poor, who cannot afford them without government help. To prevent that on ANY pretext is unconscionable.
The maybe write a letter to the governor of CA.
The governor is innocent of this charade. The possible recipients of Medicaid help have no power. Trump is the one who deprives them of any and all services.
How so? The federal government was in talks with CA and CA refused to budge. Is abortion so important to CA that they’re willing to let the poor go without medical care? All CA has to do is allow for conscience rights and Trump will give them the money. Instead CA is using the poor as pawns to force people to provide abortions.
By punishing those who have no control over the abortion laws.
You would prefer to punish the unborn?
This is akin to saying God sends people to hell. Or that God is intentionally causing the suffering of people.
False dichotomy. As Catholics we would prefer to neither punish the poor or the unborn
Sure… Let the blackmailed one submit to the blackmailer, and all the problems are solved. You mean, are the poor of no account, so punishing them is the “proper way” to go? By the way… it is not abortion which is important, it is the freedom to choose.
As I said… let’s exonerate the blackmailer, and blame the victims, who have NO POWER over the outcome.
No. The options are:
Ah, now the euphemisms come out.
Who is blackmailing whom?
Which is being taken away from medical workers. They are not allowed to opt out of killing.
Is the cut to California’s Medicaid funding the only disciplinary option that the Trump administration can take to address California’s abortion laws?
The freedom to choose to kill.zsiga:
Ah, now the euphemisms come out.
I’m not sure. But sometimes a more server action is necessary to elicit a response. There are other ways to keep a kid from touching a hot stove other than slapping their hand away and sharply rebuking them. Perhaps this is what is needed to get CA to give up their relentless support for abortion.