By unconditionally accepting this you are defending some really really questionable practices. The fact that the laws I mentioned above (or below) even had to be made in the first place says something about this.
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By unconditionally accepting this you are defending some really really questionable practices. The fact that the laws I mentioned above (or below) even had to be made in the first place says something about this.
Thats not what I'm talking about (although I admit I'm generally against.)
See "Born-Alive Infants Protection Act" and "Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act" to get an idea.
Edit:
I think the first trimester is a fairly decent cutoff.
As far as I am aware this is not a general cutoff in the US.
Not impossible. Hard. Worth it IMO.
I'm now married after having lived that way for a number of years and it still has benefits. Not only for my SO.
As mentioned above, breaking into that state was hard, I worked for months without luck so I totally can relate to the "impossible" claim.
I relate the breakthrough to my being "born again" experience and I think I would rather die happily on the spot instead of going back.
Edit: posted from sockpuppet account because while I happily might share personal stuff I try to separate it from work stuff.