I would too as a company. It let's you know exactly who to lay off in the next round.So Netflix lost 1/6 in stock value, let hundreds of thousand employees off but they are going to cover employee travelling costs for abortion somewhere it's allowed
and of course Disney is doing the same.
I've been trying to figure out the effects of abortion laws, and here' s what I've figured out. Over the year leading to the Texas ban back in September 2021, in-state abortions had dropped 50%, and neighboring out-of-state abortion clinic wait times increased. Additionally, private insurance and Medicaid is prohibited from covering it, forcing out-of-pocket payment. The law isn't enforceable by the government, but it allows private lawsuits. While HIPAA permits (PHI) disclosure to law enforcement and state child support enforcement, they aren't the Texas abortion police and Roe v. Wade blocks "excessive government restriction". If an abortion is paid out of pocket, providers must agree to any PHI restriction requests. So from what I'm seeing, it's really hard to dance around privacy laws and enforce the ban in Texas, Despite this, abortion rates still decreased. In this case, the abortion ban didn't need to challenge privacy laws or enforcement, it still kinda worked.
lmao if american obesity rates are to be believed, many might want to choose a different morning after pill or get an IUD ASAP. Plan B is noticeably less effective for women with a BMI > 30. Pretty sure Canada straight up won't give it to you if you're over 165lb or something. Imagine government mandated fat shaming by a pharmacist lol
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This is pretty much where I am at as well. I have always been pro choice to a point, but Northam talking about making a baby born after 9 months comfortable while they talk to the mother about if they want to kill it or not made my skin crawl, it felt evil and I'm not even religious. Then some politicians in California were talking 6 weeks past birth and I just felt sick to my stomach hearing this. The ruling in its purest form is the right decision and something RBG could see coming, it should have always stayed a state issue. The Democrats really created this issue, because if they would have kept abortion laws similar to what they are in Europe 12 weeks or so, I think the vast majority of people would have settled on that and wouldn't have had much of an issue, but Democrats have to take every single issue to the extreme.
And Haitians are dying trying to get into the us...
A-a-are they seriously trying to bait them into starting shit?! I don't get it....
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The secret is that tech companies have virtually no female employees. The proud few female employees in tech are all men anyway. Real, honest-to-god women with functioning ovaries are non-existent.So Netflix lost 1/6 in stock value, let hundreds of thousand employees off but they are going to cover employee travelling costs for abortion somewhere it's allowed
and of course Disney is doing the same.
Little does he know guns got cucked and no longer have bayonet lugs. His blue checkmark indicates he is against gun ownership so no way he has anything made before the 94 ban
Incriminate yourself to own the tards. They do not know what game they are playing.
No, it happened when Blanca Weiss corrupted the original Sonichu medallion by mutilating it and desecrating it with pickles.
In addition, Haiti is a poor, impoverished French-speaking country where its people subsist on mud cakes. They're retards, just like this guy.
I'd like to see pregnancy vs birth rate stats because they are obviously not the same.
