Georgia woman died as a result of being denied abortion care. : Christianity

Whenever something like this is posted it always has the doctors throwing up their hands saying the law is unclear and then they quote the law and there's basically no way it applies to the case.

• So she got knocked up, which is unlikely if you're using birth control correctly.

• She decides she wants an abortion.

• She fails to account for traffic, in Atlanta of all places, and misses her abortion appointment.

• She then does a medication induced abortion, which is not uncommon at all.

• After she has a rare complication from this the hospital pisses around and waits until she dies. If they weren't allowed to do the procedure immediately it isn't clear what changed in 20 hours when they finally did it.

So obviously instead of blaming her poor decision making or the poor decision making of the doctors we can come to the conclusion that this is Christianity's fault.

Note that she would still be alive if she had not gotten an abortion.

Are there any actual Christians on /r/Christianity? It just reads like regular Reddit bullshit.

What's the lie here @911roofer?

This is like a hentai plot where the shy femboy provokes the man (me) into violently fricking him in the mating press, which the femboy was planning to do already from the get go

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