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Related: About this forumMyths Underpinning The War On Abortion Rights, Debunked
Media Matters for America, January 14, 2015
The right-wing media misinformation behind the 231 restrictions on abortion passed by state legislatures in the last four years has found its way into Congressional Republicans' latest strategy to roll back abortion rights nationally. Medical experts agree that such anti-choice legislation is often based on medically inaccurate or outright false information and that these regulations harm women. Here are the facts behind the myths underpinning the GOP's war on abortion rights.
http://go.nationalpartnership.org/site/R?i=T6RaYYOpIwcutzdH6jmiPg
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Myths Underpinning The War On Abortion Rights, Debunked (Original Post)
Panich52
Jan 2015
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niyad
(120,272 posts)1. k and r and thank you.
niyad
(120,272 posts)2. of course, what this excellent article is not addressing is the simple fact that the pro-forced
birthers' arguments have, at their heart, a profound hatred for women, and a desperate desire to control them, keep them in their place.
Panich52
(5,829 posts)5. Of course not. Then so many (most?) would have to admit
their opposition is religiously-based. That open admission would give pro-choicers more avenues to challenge anti laws - theocracy and misogynic discrimination.
littlemissmartypants
(25,599 posts)3. Excellent post. Should be in "Good Reads"
IMnotsoHO. Thanks, lmsp
Panich52
(5,829 posts)4. Can same person post same thing multi places?
Lurked for a while, finally joined but still learning the ropes...
And thx f/ appreciation.
littlemissmartypants
(25,599 posts)6. You are Welcome and Welcome to DU!
Yes, it is referred to as cross posting, some call it xposting.
I sometimes post one article in two or three places if it "crosses" into multiple categories. Like this:
http://www.democraticunderground.com/12291885
Just an example.
Great post! Thanks for sharing. lmsp
niyad
(120,272 posts)7. you could also post this in the women's rights and issues group under "gender and orientation"