To: Rurudyne
Let's forget about morality for just a minute. Can anyone tell me what, in the opinion of the SCOTUS majority, makes abortion so damn special that it can't be regulated by the same laws which are used to regulate other normal and often less complicated medical "procedures"?
Some years ago, I went to an outpatient surgical clinic which had the exact same requirements for a colonoscopy. I was damn glad they had such requirements because there were complications.
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06/29/2016 11:53:10 AM PDT by
Vigilanteman
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To: Vigilanteman
Can anyone tell me what, in the opinion of the SCOTUS majority, makes abortion so damn special that it can't be regulated by the same laws which are used to regulate other normal and often less complicated medical "procedures"? Some years ago, I went to an outpatient surgical clinic which had the exact same requirements for a colonoscopy. I was damn glad they had such requirements because there were complications. According to the Court majority's opinion, Texas required these rules only for abortions, and not for liposuction, colonoscopy, or other surgical procedures done in clinics.
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