Friday, March 23, 2012

Arizona: More Madness on Women's Reproductive Rights

It's not the greatest bit of writing I have come across, so I will just paste the insane part of the article.

How do these people get elected?

AZ Legislator Wants to Make Women Watch an Abortion Before Having One -- Fight Back By Showing Her Your Bodily Functions


Terri Proud, Arizona legislator: Personally I’d like to make a law that mandates a woman watch an abortion being performed prior to having a “surgical procedure”. If it’s not a life it shouldn’t matter, if it doesn’t harm a woman then she shouldn’t care, and don’t we want more transparency and education in the medical profession anyway? We demand it everywhere else.

Until the dead child can tell me that she/he does not feel any pain – I have no intentions of clearing the conscience of the living – I will be voting YES. more

What did I just say, how do these people get elected? Stroll on! here's another one, perhaps it's just a coincidence that she too is from Arizona.




And while we are doing batshit crazy, have a bit of our William. And if you can figure out what on earth he's talking about, you're a better man than I Gunga Din.

7 comments:

Anonymous said...

I wonder if Terri Proud, in case of rape for example, will make the best out of a bad, Rick Santorum, situation or if she will watch an abortion being performed prior to having a "surgical procedure".

Don’t we want more transparency?

Himself said...

I know not, but I think I'm getting to know what it must be like to live in a theocracy.

Anonymous said...

http://bit.ly/w4MDyI
comment Paul

Himself said...

If it's the same bloke, and I think it is, that contacted me a couple of years ago, I would take the whole thing with a big pinch of salt.

Anonymous said...

http://www.azcentral.com/news/politics/articles/20140212senate-bill-pursues-midwife-restrictions.html

Tory Anderson, who spoke on behalf of the Rights for Home Birth consumer group, gave the health committee a petition signed by 1,500 people supporting allowing licensed midwives to serve those women.

“This bill will limit a mother’s personal heath-care choices,” she said. “Women and mothers are smart, informed and educated. We have a right to do our own research and make our own choices for our births.”

Anonymous said...

"Welcome to the world!"

http://stuffdutchpeoplelike.com/2013/02/12/natural-drug-free-birth/

Anonymous said...

http://www.theindychannel.com/news/u-s-world/tucson-restaurant-reacts-to-arizona-religious-rights-bill