[detective]

What happens if a women develops complications during an abortion? Should the abortionist just throw her out into the parking lot?

You don’t read this in the MSM but women are injured and die from complications during abortions. Particularly in unsanitary abortion clinics.

[HiTech RedNeck]

Got to admit, this flushes out cases of heart hardness that rivals diamonds.

[Iron Munro]

Ridiculous.

Abortion is killing and only the mentally ill or morally bankrupt would support it and try to demonize those who oppose it.

You cannot change that by spinning the killing of your own child or the genocide of innocent babies as a free choice issue and characterizing those against it as hypocrites hungering for more government.

[BfloGuy]

Well, this is an interesting attempt to turn conservatives' dislike of regulations against them.

It doesn't work, of course, because conservatives don't consider abortion clinics as contributors to the economy.

Very telling.

[spintreebob]

Some alleged conservatives love big government on abortion

Some alleged conservatives love big government on immigration

Some alleged conservatives love big government on foreign policy and nation building of foreign nations.

Some alleged conservatives love big government on drugs.

Some alleged conservatives love big government on _____ fill in the blank.

The only way we can win is with a coalition of others who arent as perfect as I am.

[Alberta's Child]

That law, H.B. 2, requires every doctor who works at an abortion clinic to have admitting privileges at a hospital no more than 30 miles away and requires every abortion clinic to meet the standards of an ambulatory surgical center. Neither mandate makes sense as a health regulation, but together they should be pretty effective at discouraging abortions.

By that logic, any regulation that requires any medical procedure to be performed by a doctor -- period -- should be thrown out the window.

[Trentamj]

I would tell these nimrods that they are conflating conservatism with both license and anarchy, but since they already have trouble grasping most other morally-related concepts, I strongly fear that such an effort would be completely futile.

[rdb3]

Conservatives usually are not fans of arbitrary, heavy-handed, anti-competitive, counterproductive regulations.

Ha! There are so many conservatives who don't realize how destructive regulations are!

Jesus Christ: You can't impeach Him and He ain't gonna resign.

[pluvmantelo]

While suppressing economic activity is an unwanted side effect of the regulations conservatives tend to criticize, it is the whole point of the Texas law they are defending.

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Wow, abortion reduced to ‘economic activity’. Just wow.

[lonestar67]

But there is nothing regulatory or intrusive about the Federal government inventing a right to kill people of a certain age and circumstance.

There is nothing regulatory or intrusive about legally deeming such killing—a medically therapeutic service. It is not killing. The state has spoke its Orwellian correction.

Libertarians are an ethical nightmare that does not end.

[thirst4truth]

It is about states rights. If Washington DC can take a supreme court decision that individuals have a right to own a gun, and the city council can set about to make obtaining one through regulations so difficult that most cannot own one, what is the bitch?
We would not be having these suits and demonstrations or prolife marches if the black robed fascists did not make it legal nationwide, it should have been thrown back to the states same with homosexual marriage.