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To: Mrs. Don-o

Next session - make a new law, but different, that again makes it difficult to establish and run these murdering facilities. Get more shut down, resist any new ones starting. So what if they take it to court, again. That process that years. If you lose. Repeat.


16 posted on 06/28/2016 9:29:20 AM PDT by rigelkentaurus
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To: rigelkentaurus

Just thinking exactly that: as the left does to Conservatism.

Find anything - i.e., make new law requiring ALL Abortion doctors to be able to perform a 6 meter Pole Vault in order to maintain their license and practice. Fight in court. When it is deemed invalid, pass another law. Lather, rinse, repeat.

Works for the ‘Rats - user their MO.


21 posted on 06/28/2016 9:57:36 AM PDT by C210N
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To: rigelkentaurus
Next session - make a new law... Good idea, keep enacting new laws until one finally prevails in a district court that SCOTUS won't take or overturn. At least keep the federal courts actively reviewing and working on the issues constantly.

In the meantime, tax the living sh*t out of the clinics by making their product (abortion on demand) taxable in Texas. Let them pass the additional cost on to their customers. After all, the women have a right to choose and somebody has to pay the tax. And that's usually the customer. Just fix it so taxpayers at large don't have to foot the bill.

Maybe use the new revenue to hire some state inspectors or utilize some existing ones to oversee the clinics meet rigid cleanliness standards i.e. no visible blood, bodies, foul odors, or bacterial stains remain on the equipment or premises.

Maybe Texas should require all abortion clinic workers to be licensed by the state. Maybe some critical positions (like master abortionist) would require two or more licenses by the state. Also abortion workers need to have periodical physicals and pass rigid health tests for TB, Hepatitis, HIV, STDs etc. to insure the safety of the customers from exposures to such diseases. Maybe a random drug test occasionally or even psychological tests to insure the abortion workers are up to the task at hand.

And of course require that they have adequate liability insurance in case they screw the pooch and maim or kill somebody. If a customer has to be taken to a real clinic or Hospital, make the abortion provider or his insurance company accountable for the additional cost of health care and rehabilitation. Maybe revoke the license of abortionists that have too many of such instances on their record.

Require buildings to be bombproof, fireproof, F5 tornado resistant, and secure in any manner that affects the customers safety. Finally make it a gun free zone.

I know other Texas businesses have to meet some or all of these requirements so the abortion business should not be exempted for the good work they do regulating the Texas population./s

Just some random thoughts on the matter...no response required.

39 posted on 06/28/2016 2:22:32 PM PDT by Texicanus (Texas, it's like a whole 'nother country.)
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