[#Wat] Is Virginia’s governor promoting infanticide?

That would depend on the context. If it is 'usually it isn't done' or 'usually it is done'.

 

Yes, this is correct, as the CDC reported it.

You know how you know it is correct? Can you find late-term abortion laws that are not strict in any state? Maybe there is a state out there that just accepts late term abortions for reasons outside of health complications. Good luck.

 

You got data, you just didn't like it, so now you are doing your best downplay it since it doesn't fit your agenda.

Meanwhile, you've provided nothing, all you have is propaganda from far-right blogs, which is your main source of news.

 

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_termination_of_pregnancy#Legal_restrictions

We have asked for logic from you. We have not seen any logic.

 

...and what you often get in return around here is Nietzsche-logic...

..."God" may in fact be "dead"...but the devil still seems to be alive and kicking, hanging around the details...

 

You are free to believe that states allow late term abortions at the drop of a hat if you wish. You have been supplied with lists showing that it is only allowed under very strict conditions.

Yes, they do vary from state to state. That was mentioned in the link I posted and they mentioned some of the differences.

At this point, the audience who think you are on to something with your requests for what has already been supplied is probably yourself. I'll let you find the data on that though.

 

My statement also said that it was very rare.

I've challenged you and the other guy to even find a case of a woman getting an abortion for an irresponsible reason. I've also challenged you to find a state that isn't strict about late term abortions. I'll agree with late term abortions being bad in those cases.

There haven't been many studies behind WHY a woman has had an abortion. Florida has it for their state...
http://ahca.myflorida.com/MCHQ/Central_Services/Training_Support/docs/TrimesterByReason_2018.pdf

So as we can see around 1.40% of abortions in Florida in the year 2018 were because of rape, danger to the woman, or serious fetal abnormality.

Also, before the inevitable "That's a lot of abortions!" that I'm predicting from you or someone else...these numbers count out of state residents and I imagine that only going up as Alabama and Georgia battle each other over who can restrict Abortions harder.

 

It does strike me that there is another thread currently on the first page about a seventeen year old woman choosing death over continuing to live with the emotional and psychological pain stemming from past abuse and rape.

And, yet we have laws being passed in various States that do not contain an exception for rape. And while that all may be a "strategy" to challenge Roe, I can't imagine the additional pain a rape victim may feel by having to bear a child that was the result of a rape. Or even having to confront it as a possibility while this "strategy" plays out.

Cruel stuff.