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| FIXME both an apologetics issue AND a strategy issue re: laws | FIXME both an apologetics issue AND a strategy issue re: laws | ||
| + | FIXME objection: "we need to get rid of all abortion laws because even if there are medical exemptions, providers will not intervene out of fear or confusion about the laws" | ||
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| + | This is like saying "we need to get rid of all sexual assault laws because sometimes healthcare providers need to perform emergency pelvic exams on unconscious patients, and if there are laws prohibiting sexual assault, they will hesitate or refrain from doing emergency pelvic exams because of fear or confusion about the laws" | ||
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| + | Or "if we have laws that generally prohibit sticking a knife in another person' | ||
| FIXME missed miscarriage case in Ohio and DC: explanation of why it seems incredibly unlikely that anti abortion laws played a role in delay of care, especially since the delayed care began in a place with no abortion restrictions (Washington DC) https:// | FIXME missed miscarriage case in Ohio and DC: explanation of why it seems incredibly unlikely that anti abortion laws played a role in delay of care, especially since the delayed care began in a place with no abortion restrictions (Washington DC) https:// | ||
| + | FIXME check this article later to see if useful https:// | ||