Comments by "Debany Doombringer" (@debanydoombringer1385) on "" video.

Yeah, no. Every state I'm aware of with trigger laws, all allow for the usual exceptions. A bus ticket is pretty cheap if it's outside that. I'll also say these states already have a fairly small number of them performed annually even with the previous 22 week limit. They are imagining a time when it was illegal everywhere. That's why the "news" is saying maternal death will increase by 33%, with a federal ban in small print or an asteric by it. In a month, when all changes are done and nothing in their lives have really changed, people won't care. Most don't anyway honestly. Edit: I live in one of the states that will put in extreme limits. Population of 5 million, less than 3,000 annually. 3 last year were below 20. 50% were with the pill, which will still be available because it just prevents implantation. So very small number will be affected at all.
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@tkps What's funny is companies are doing that because it's cheaper than paying maternity leave and the increase to insurance. It's like the Amazon employees demanding they pay for all that AND shutdown everything in states that put limits. They want to help them by firing them? These people are just crazy.
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