Comments by "KGS" (@kgs2280) on "'They Just Don't Trust Women Well—We Trust Women': Kamala Harris Slams Pro-Life Republicans" video.

  1.  @Kamath.venkat How is she not Indian when her mother came from India? She’s not claiming to be Native American.
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  2. And I can’t stand listening to trump, so I guess we’re even.
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  3.  @mattt5006 Misdirection much? That’s not what they asked you.
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  4.  @paulcoleman5512 Her mother is from India, which is in Asia, and her father is from Jamaica, and Black, which means that his ancestry, and thus hers, also contains sub-Saraharan descent, as do ALL of ours, because ALL humans descended from sub-Saharan Africa (look up “Lucy”, the oldest known human). How do you know what her DNA contains?
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  5. Ladies, if you’re not ever planning to have children, get your tubal ligations while you can.
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  6. Will you define a MAN?
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  7. How are babies suffering when women are lying in a hospital bed for hours with infection raging through their bodies and their organs shutting down while they’re waiting for an approval from the hospital’s lawyers to get the treatment they need, and some of them dying before they get it, even when they wanted their baby? You have a very strange concept of suffering.
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  8.  @Cgeo2121 Oh, gee, did you confer with her doctor?
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  9.  @amberquibodeaux6717  You’re the one lying. It is not only a “minor few”, though it is not the majority. Were talking about living women’s deaths here. Are their lives not important, too? Do you care nothing for women who are already alive?
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  10.  @amberquibodeaux6717  These are fetuses, not yet babies, and they were ALREADY dead. But you think it’s OK to let the woman suffer for 20 hours until her body gives up and she dies? And the second woman lay in her bed suffering in agony for DAYS before she died. But both of these women’s lives COULD have been saved.
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  11. So I guess you don’t want “your” tax money going to pay for elementary, middle and high schools either be abuse those children are not your children. And this may be a surprise to you, but ‘your” tax money isn’t yours at all once it’s paid; it’s your state’s or national government’s to do with as they need for the betterment of ALL citizens of the country (theoretically)m but we don’t have much say at all with what they do with our taxes. I would be much happier with paying into an abortion fund than the government giving “my” taxes to the wealthiest people in the country.
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  12.  @amberquibodeaux6717  Yeah? Tell him to tell Congress that and see what they say.
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  13.  @newlearner5560  Sure I could, but I’m not going to, because I can tell by the way you asked that that you just want to set me up for denigration and to call me a liar. I’ve learned not to answer questions like that.
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  14.  @joewoodchuck3824 Just like abortion shouldn’t be up to the states, either.
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  15.  @Carlos-ru7vj Or Czar. Either one, depending on the country of origin.
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  16. And, apparently, you aren’t even an expert on spelling.
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  17. Can you define what a man is?
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  18. Sometimes a woman does if not all of the fetus’ tissue is expelled from the woman’s body during a miscarriage. In fact that accounts for quite a few abortions. If the tissue isn’t removed, it rots inside her and causes sepsis, which is bodywide infection. That is exactly what caused the deaths of both of the women reported about a couple of days ago. But, the procedure to remove that tissue is listed as “abortion” on her medical record, which is illegal. Yes, as some people like to say, there are “exceptions” for the “life of the mother” situations, BUT, the wording of those laws are so vague and confusing that the doctors are afraid that they will be thrown in jail or lose their medical license if they treat the woman, so they have to wait until the hospital’s team of lawyers decides that she can get the care she needs. And, again, that’s what happened to the first woman reported to have died: she lay on the hospital bed for 20 HOURS, while her infection rates were skyrocketing, and her systems were shutting down until the lawyers finally said it was OK to do the procedure on her, which they did, but it was much too late for her. And she died. It was completely unnecessary. How would you feel about that if she were your sister or your daughter? What if she had been planning her pregnancy, picked out a name and fixed up the nursery? That is happening to a lot of women (see Kate Cox), who are lucky enough to get the procedure approved before they died. But, sometimes the wait is long enough that, even if her life is saved, her organs are so damaged from the infection that she can never become pregnant again. And these women can get arrested if they take the abortion pill which, technically, causes a miscarriage, even if she safely passed all the tissue. And that’s just one example. It helps to learn how women’s bodies work, how pregnancy works and how reproductive healthcare works.
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