TN woman self aborts with hangar, charged Murder 1

[Medius]

[Spider]

[exploited]

Yeah, it is obvious that abortion should be a legal and easily accessible service.

The only problem is that there is now a prevailing mentality that abortion is no different than having a hangnail removed. Tons of people - and here I should stay away from Reddit, I admit - have this idea that abortion is absolutely okay, and that there should be no stigma attached to it at all. Wrong.

Women who get abortions for reasons other than personal health should feel bad and suffer great shame, and then they should use any of the widely available contraceptives to prevent it from ever happening again. The men who knock these women up and encourage abortion should be treated like lepers by their friends, and made to feel like a pathetic halfling who has foresaken everything it means to be a man. It's important that we don't allow the anti-human sect of the far left infiltrate public morality. Human life is already devalued enough, we really don't need these pseudo-intellectual morons convincing people that ending human life is no big thing.

[spacemonkey]

You can't kill a baby yourself, it must be killed by someone that is certified. Get the certification, then you can kill all the babies you want legally.

[jimmyz]

When I'm constipated and want to end it I don't go fishing in my colon through my rectum with a coat hanger for the offending stubborn turd. This woman is ignorant and possibly a drug and/ or alcohol abuser to allow this kind of decision making. And the boyfriend WTF! you stand by while she shoves a hanger up her crotch! What, are you sitting on the toilet watching her in the bathtub? He should have been charged as an accessory to the attempted murder.

I'd give her two choices if I was king. 10 years in prison or forced sterilization and probation.

[jimmyz]

There was not ZERO abortion options in her state. For the pro-murder of babies to blame "access" and not the woman is wrong.

[Spider]

[Medius]

[Philly]

Cons want to regulate what you shove up your own orifices these days. Actually it's not a new idea.

[Medius]