North Carolina Will Make You Wait For That Abortion Until You Realize You Don’t Want It

[niyad]

Grrrrrl power


North Carolina Will Make You Wait For That Abortion Until You Realize You Don’t Want It


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It's for your own good!

Chicks, amirite? So hormonal and impulsive and never knowing what they really want. That’s why they are lucky to have the North Carolina General Assembly to protect them from making bad decisions, with HB 465 — a bill to extend the state’s 24-hour waiting period for abortions to 72 hours, which passed on Thursday. Because really, is one day enough time to realize you don’t want to kill your baby? Probably not.

State Rep. Jacqueline Schaffer (R-As if you didn’t know), one of the bill’s sponsors, explained this week why it’s so important to make women wait even longer for a legal medical procedure:
“We see waiting periods all throughout areas of our society in the medical context as well as in the real estate context, in the, you know, issues relating to marriage,” Schaffer insisted. “The poorest decisions that we make are the ones that we make under pressure and on impulse and so we want to ensure that women have ample amount of time to receive that information so that they can make the best decision.”

And if you get a cooling-off period when you buy a house, which is basically the same thing, why shouldn’t you be required to have a cooling-off period before you have an abortion? You know, a longer one than the state already mandates. Not to mention the fact that most women have probably already done a “waiting period,” IN THEIR OWN BRAINS, before they go to the clinic!

Besides, she added, this bill isn’t about making it harder for women to exercise their legal rights. No, it’s about EMPOWERING them, with GRRRRRL POWER, yay feminism!
“We believe we have come to a decision on this language that really does empower women and promotes the health and safety of women as they are making these important decisions,” she added. “So we believe that this is truly a bill that those that are both pro-life and pro-choice can get behind.”

As always, these “pro-lifers” are just lookin’ out for the ladies, making sure abortion is real safe because they looooooooove women, especially the dumb ones who don’t know how to make the right decisions about whether to have babies. (The right decision is always to have that baby, you dumb whore.)

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this is her contact info:


Representative Jacqueline Michelle Schaffer
2015-2016 Session
Republican - District 105
Mecklenburg
N.C. House of Representatives
16 W. Jones Street, Room 2213
Raleigh, NC 27601-1096
919-733-5886
[e-mail]
District 105 Map
Office: 2213 Legislative Building
Terms in House: 2 (0 in Senate)
Occupation: Attorney
Address: 10800 Sikes Pl., Ste. 215, Charlotte, NC 28277
Phone: [phone]

[NoJusticeNoPeace]

1. Women are too emotional and most just too stupid, really, when you think about it.

Rightwingers hate women, minorities, the environment and anyone who isnt ignorant like them.


this is sarcasm

NO< women are NOT too emotional and they are NOT stupid

but righty thinks so, even righty women

[niyad]

2. and that is just depressing.

[okaawhatever]

3. If you did agree with her argument, you'd want the waiting period to exist from the time she finds

out she's pregnant. I'm pretty sure it is already 3 days.

[niyad]

6. no, the waiting period is currently 24 hours.

[hedda_foil]

4. Guess which law school she graduated from

Regent, of course. She looks like she took part in way too many beauty pageants.

[niyad]

5. thank you. I saw that she is an attorney, did not have time to look up where she went

to law school. colour me soooooo not surprised.

[davidpdx]

7. My guess was going to be Liberty University

One of my good friends and former co-workers from here in Korea did her PhD there and she is liberal. She often complained about how wacked out those associated with the university were. Funny enough one of my dissertation committee members works at Liberty as well (though I didn't have much direct contact with her during the process).

Personally I couldn't have gone there because I have a tendency to shoot my mouth off politically and that would have gotten me in a shitload of trouble.