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moonshinegnomie

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23. she was just charged

Reply to SSJVegeta (Reply #19)

Fri Jan 2, 2026, 05:33 PM

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im sure he will pardon her either if shes convicted or before she even goes on trial

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And so it begins (actual prosecution of a woman for abortion in Kentucky) [View all] Munu Friday OP

The only offense I can see is her burying her aborted fetus on her property, MarineCombatEngineer Friday #1

The primary reason they seem to want every fetus Bettie Friday #8

The Republican Party is a cancer BOSSHOG Friday #26

I sure do like the way you worded that (regarding those who live to punish). calimary Friday #30

But it's legal in many states to bury a dead person on your own property. erronis Friday #14

Kentucky requires a permit rpannier Friday #18

she should have kept her mouth shut. rampartd Friday #2

she may have needed to go to the clinic for a follow up lapfog_1 Friday #27

Can Beshear pardon her? EnergizedLib Friday #3

State charges? MarineCombatEngineer Friday #5

"fetal homocide" is a term they'll kick around a bit bucolic_frolic Friday #4

Maybe it's a person like a corporation? Munu Friday #6

So the CEOs and board should be executed Blue Full Moon Friday #10

I have wondered how you can kill someone who was never born. Americanme Friday #9

It should be easy to prove they're not a person bucolic_frolic Friday #16

And they can't be claimed as a dependent on a tax return. nt JustABozoOnThisBus Friday #21

I'm guess HIPPA laws didn't protect her from the Ninga Friday #7

I wonder how developed? Tree Lady Friday #11

Let's assume a lot . . . AverageOldGuy Friday #12

. . . corruption and inescapable darkness prevail AverageOldGuy Friday #13

Which has a democratic governor with pardon power. Right? SSJVegeta Friday #20

Lesson here is NEVER tell the truth to a doctor when it comes to a pregnancy issue perdita9 Friday #15

'Developed male infant' terminology can be misleading Joinfortmill Friday #17

And Beshear is not pardoning her? SSJVegeta Friday #19

she was just charged moonshinegnomie Friday #23

Hopefully SSJVegeta Friday #25

Does anyone even care what the mothers intentions and thoughts were? Seems to be missing from entire conversation. n/t Evolve Dammit Friday #22

It's pretty clear she was pregnant and didn't want to be pregnant anymore, no? WhiskeyGrinder Friday #32

Persecution for what was established law. Kid Berwyn Friday #24

I can see KY pedos now BaronChocula Friday #28

Republican policy is all about forced labor and delivery, and the accompanying pain dlk Friday #29

Welcome to DU, Munu! calimary Friday #31