And much lamentation about all the services they provided to poor women now being unavailable.

How is this possible if abortions were only 3% of their business?

https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2022-07-06/scramble-as-last-mississippi-abortion-clinic-shuts-its-doors

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Physicians at Jackson Women's Health Organization have been trying to see as many patients as possible before Thursday, when, barring an unlikely intervention by the state's conservative Supreme Court, Mississippi will enact a law to ban most abortions.

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

wbt5845 said:

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And much lamentation about all the services they provided to poor women now being unavailable.

How is this possible if abortions were only 3% of their business?

https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2022-07-06/scramble-as-last-mississippi-abortion-clinic-shuts-its-doors

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Physicians at Jackson Women's Health Organization have been trying to see as many patients as possible before Thursday, when, barring an unlikely intervention by the state's conservative Supreme Court, Mississippi will enact a law to ban most abortions.

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Quick kill as many babies as we can before they stop us!

No more baby body parts to sell.

MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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The media is complicit in allowing those lies to go unchallenged for decades

akm91 said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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The media is complicit in allowing those lies to go unchallenged for decades

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Pretty easy to cook those numbers of "Non-abortion" services:
- Consult for abortion
- Checkup after abortion
- Providing a waiting room (to wait for appt)
- Bathroom on site (for those seeking abortion)
- Pens for use in waiting room
- Lighting in waiting room
- Parking
- Temperature controlled facilities
- Brochures
- Secretaries
- Websites
- Web applications
- Nurses
- etcetera etcetera etcetera...

Yep. Break everything into its component parts and you can minimize (on paper) a foundational business model until it looks like an afterthought.

MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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Jackson Women's Health Organization?

Republicans are the ones that lie about PP and abortions, in general.

PP countered Republican lies with proof that 3% of their total services they provided were abortions...and this has been verified many times....and they are still operating....in TX (they didn't have a location in MS, most likely due to Republican laws targeting them).

A little deeper into PP numbers: about 13.7% of their clients received abortions, nationally; looking at a case study of their business in AZ, abortions accounted for about a quarter of their medical expenses and a fifth of revenue.


On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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No more baby body parts to sell.

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I think this is the dirty secret to their revenue sources.

thanks for the link to "fact check .org"

hey, if fact check .org says republicans lie and baby murderers tell the truth, then it must be true.

Jmiller said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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Jackson Women's Health Organization?

Republicans are the ones that lie about PP and abortions, in general.

PP countered Republican lies with proof that 3% of their total services they provided were abortions...and this has been verified many times....and they are still operating....in TX (they didn't have a location in MS, most likely due to Republican laws targeting them).

A little deeper into PP numbers: about 13.7% of their clients received abortions, nationally; looking at a case study of their business in AZ, abortions accounted for about a quarter of their medical expenses and a fifth of revenue.


On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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How do you know this for a fact? How many will die?

Jmiller said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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Jackson Women's Health Organization?

Republicans are the ones that lie about PP and abortions, in general.

PP countered Republican lies with proof that 3% of their total services they provided were abortions...and this has been verified many times....and they are still operating....in TX (they didn't have a location in MS, most likely due to Republican laws targeting them).

A little deeper into PP numbers: about 13.7% of their clients received abortions, nationally; looking at a case study of their business in AZ, abortions accounted for about a quarter of their medical expenses and a fifth of revenue.


On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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Says the person who still supports joe biden. You are supporting people who admitted to an actual investigative journalist selling murdered unborn baby parts for profit.

Jmiller said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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lol.

the following makes no sense at all, except in the mind of an idiot:

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Doctors worried about getting sued under Texas' restrictive abortion law have delayed treating pregnancy complications until patients' lives were in danger, according to a paper from the Texas Policy Evaluation Project.

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providing pre-natal care - and not aborting - is not against the law!

If abortions are so rare, why close shop?

For those that want to know,

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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project, a research institute at the University of Texas that focuses on "evidence-based, equitable reproductive and sexual health care," has been studying the impacts of Texas' abortion law and other policy changes.
The paper, which was authored by TxPEP researchers, maternal-fetal medicine specialists and abortion providers, highlights the experiences of 25 clinicians and 20 people who have experienced pregnancy complications.
Although Texas' abortion law contains an exemption to save the life of the pregnant patient, doctors said it was unevenly and insufficiently applied.
"People have to be on death's door to qualify for maternal exemptions" to Texas' current law, one maternal-fetal medicine specialist told the paper's authors.

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"All women are gonna die now that the states control abortion"....

What a load of horse dung

Jmiller said:

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On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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Let me add a note to your note. I have bolded the clues that reveal a clear bias in the "evaluation" project and findings of such a group.

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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project, a research institute at the University of Texas that focuses on "evidence-based, equitable reproductive and sexual health care," has been studying the impacts of Texas' abortion law and other policy changes.

The paper, which was authored by TxPEP researchers, maternal-fetal medicine specialists and abortion providers, highlights the experiences of 25 clinicians and 20 people who have experienced pregnancy complications.

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I don't care about any of that, Planned Parenthood should not be getting once penny of taxpayer $$. I am not even anti-abortion, I am anti my tax $$ being used for unconstitutional social programs

The Family Planning Services and Population Research Act of 1970 is unconstitutional?

Jmiller said:

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The Family Planning Services and Population Research Act of 1970 is unconstitutional?

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So if abortions are so rare, why would the lack of abortions cause these places to have to shut down?

How many women will be killed by these recent developments? Could you provide a source for estimates?

Jmiller said:

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On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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So you like to see babies murdered?

Only conclusion one can draw when you post drivel like that link. It is full of lies.

Repugnant.

I don't know the specific financial circumstances of the place in the OP, but PP is not shutting down, including in TX.

Jmiller said:

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I don't know the specific financial circumstances of the place in the OP, but PP is not shutting down, including in TX.

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Well I hope they are able to help women as much as possible, without doing abortions.

How many women will be killed by these changes? How common is death because an abortion was not available? I don't think I know one person who that has happened to, or even a friend of a friend.

Jmiller said:

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The Family Planning Services and Population Research Act of 1970 is unconstitutional?

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I have no idea. Perhaps you could (1) explain what is included in the act and (2) set out an argument as to why you think it is or is not unconstitutional. Drive-by citation to some 50 year old statute does nothing to extend the discussion.

I assume I'm going to be waiting a while for you to search ShareBlue for a coherent answer.

Jmiller said:

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For those that want to know,

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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project, a research institute at the University of Texas that focuses on "evidence-based, equitable reproductive and sexual health care,

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a research institute that calls baby murdering "equitable reproductive health care" should be the preeminent source for everyone and will surely convince all those against baby murdering to change their minds and instead fight for baby murdering "rights".

People no longer need to plan on having families?

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On another note, women will millions of babies won't die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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FIFY. What it really means.

Couldn't they just start also selling teas?

Jmiller said:

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MouthBQ98 said:

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They have been lying their asses off for decades.

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Jackson Women's Health Organization?

Republicans are the ones that lie about PP and abortions, in general.

PP countered Republican lies with proof that 3% of their total services they provided were abortions...and this has been verified many times....and they are still operating....in TX (they didn't have a location in MS, most likely due to Republican laws targeting them).

A little deeper into PP numbers: about 13.7% of their clients received abortions, nationally; looking at a case study of their business in AZ, abortions accounted for about a quarter of their medical expenses and a fifth of revenue.


On another note, women will die because of Republican's draconian abortion laws

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False.

Imagine that...godless degenerates lie easily. Who would have thought?

Jmiller said:

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For those that want to know,

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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project, a research institute at the University of Texas that focuses on "evidence-based, equitable reproductive and sexual health care," has been studying the impacts of Texas' abortion law and other policy changes.
The paper, which was authored by TxPEP researchers, maternal-fetal medicine specialists and abortion providers, highlights the experiences of 25 clinicians and 20 people who have experienced pregnancy complications.
Although Texas' abortion law contains an exemption to save the life of the pregnant patient, doctors said it was unevenly and insufficiently applied.
"People have to be on death's door to qualify for maternal exemptions" to Texas' current law, one maternal-fetal medicine specialist told the paper's authors.

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Lol, sure thing, sport.

Jmiller said:

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For those that want to know,

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"People have to be on death's door to qualify for maternal exemptions" to Texas' current law, one maternal-fetal medicine specialist told the paper's authors.

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That's how it should be.

Unfortunately, "medical" personnel who willingly kill children also willingly lie.

Jmiller said:

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The Family Planning Services and Population Research Act of 1970 is unconstitutional?

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Yes, though it is construed to be "legal" under our current system and the abusive powers of the federal government which largely go unchallenged.

Anything that falls outside the delegated powers in Article 1 Section 8 of the Constitution is unconstitutional. But that ship sailed many decades ago with unionists run wild over federalism.

I was raised in a time with no reliable birth control and no abortions. Somehow we managed to not be ****s, so no problems. One classmate of questionable character did "have to get married." Just celebrated their 51st anniversary

Jmiller said:

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For those that want to know,

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The Texas Policy Evaluation Project, a research institute at the University of Texas that focuses on "evidence-based, equitable reproductive and sexual health care," has been studying the impacts of Texas' abortion law and other policy changes.
The paper, which was authored by TxPEP researchers, maternal-fetal medicine specialists and abortion providers, highlights the experiences of 25 clinicians and 20 people who have experienced pregnancy complications.
Although Texas' abortion law contains an exemption to save the life of the pregnant patient, doctors said it was unevenly and insufficiently applied.
"People have to be on death's door to qualify for maternal exemptions" to Texas' current law, one maternal-fetal medicine specialist told the paper's authors.

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So what your saying is it actually has to be medical necessity?

Bucketrunner said:

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I was raised in a time with no reliable birth control and no abortions. Somehow we managed to not be ****s, so no problems. One classmate of questionable character did "have to get married." Just celebrated their 51st anniversary

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The problem with that example is the Left sees everything you just mentioned as a threat to their power and control. They need abortions because it means a citizenry that is irresponsible, careless, and most importantly, obedient.

Being responsible, having a family, raising responsible children and staying married for a lifetime all threaten the Leftist's agenda.

if we don't keep up efforts to groom more gays and trans, kill more babies, and unleash viruses to kill off olds and fats, then we will never get the overpopulation thing and thus existential climate crisis under control