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What about http://www.novellabs.net... Who make Misoprostol.. Do you think its made for Free?
You think the companies that support the Abortion industry are NFP's?
Misoprostol was developed as an anti-ulcer drug, and is still used in that indication. Its tendency to provoke early labour is a side effect, and was initially (and still is) used both to speed up labour when necessary and to declench labour in cases of fetal death in-utero. It would take an imbecile not to work out that any drug that declenches labour is likely to cause abortions.
So unless you're going to insist that a drugs company puts strict controls on the legal uses of all of its products, you're hardly going to be able to make much of a case for this so-called "abortion industry" from a mere pharmaceutical company.
They're no more guilty than a Vatican whose dioceses finance abortions on company healthcare for their employees, are they? Though a lot less hypocritical, I grant you that!
Reem Alsalem UNSR Violence Against Women and Girls: "Very concerned about statements by the IOC at Paris2024 (M)ultiple international treaties and national constitutions specifically refer to women & their fundamental rights, so the world (understands) what women -and men- are. (H)ow can one assess fairness and justice if we do not know who we are being fair and just to?"0 -
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Misoprostol was developed as an anti-ulcer drug, and is still used in that indication. Its tendency to provoke early labour is a side effect, and was initially (and still is) used both to speed up labour when necessary and to declench labour in cases of fetal death in-utero. It would take an imbecile not to work out that any drug that declenches labour is likely to cause abortions.
So unless you're going to insist that a drugs company puts strict controls on the legal uses of all of its products, you're hardly going to be able to make much of a case for this so-called "abortion industry" from a mere pharmaceutical company.
They're no more guilty than a Vatican whose dioceses finance abortions on company healthcare for their employees, are they? Though a lot less hypocritical, I grant you that!
So nobody is profiting from abortion? And what has the vatican got to do with the thread?0 -
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Black Menorca wrote: »I can't wait for Saturday. Its going to be legendary.
Lots of help needed with the organising so please volunteer if you can, otherwise see you there.
Struggling for numbers to organise the ****e? Not suprising0 -
Bernadette Smyths conviction for harrassing former Loyalist Terror apologist and now apologist for Marie Stopes, Dawn Purvis, has been overturned by the Court of Appeal in Belfast.
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Timberrrrrrrr wrote: »Unless they are Sunni Muslim right?
:pac: I spat diet coke on my phone. Thank you
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Black Menorca wrote: »I can't wait for Saturday. Its going to be legendary.
Lots of help needed with the organising so please volunteer if you can, otherwise see you there.
See this is a common mistake, the word you're actually looking for is "mythical".0 -
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Black Menorca wrote: »Our Rally For Life gets bigger every year.
The forecast is looking good too. Bring it on.
It's on in a few days, and you're still looking for volunteers. Yeah, I'm sure it'll be a huge turnout :pac:0 -
Jenny Thalia wrote: »It's on in a few days, and you're still looking for volunteers. Yeah, I'm sure it'll be a huge turnout :pac:
We're a victim of our own success. The event is so big we need more volunteers every year.
You're more than welcome to join us. 0 -
Black Menorca wrote: »We're a victim of our own success. The event is so big we need more volunteers every year.
You're more than welcome to join us.
No thank you. I value the woman's life.0 -
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PopePalpatine wrote: »I see the myth of the 50,000 has been trotted out. The organisers claimed that they had filled one side of Merrion Square...and that is FAR from 50,000.
You need to take into account a pregnant woman is 2 people.0 -
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Jenny Thalia wrote: »No thank you. I value the woman's life.
There will be far more women than men at the rally on Saturday. Go figure. 0 -
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