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Have You Been Vaccinated?
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How many times do you have to ask?
Three Berries
Active member
Did you get vaxed?
I'm not going to start changing my story.
I have been vaccinated.
Are you going to ask me again?
I'm rather shocked to see you are not assuming things.
I have been vaccinated.
Are you going to ask me again?
I'm rather shocked to see you are not assuming things.
moose eater
Well-known member
OK, I admit it; I'm not vaxxed at all.
I just wanted to see everyone else do it.
Thanks to those who fed my rather twisted curiosity...
I just wanted to see everyone else do it.
Thanks to those who fed my rather twisted curiosity...
St. Phatty
Active member
I get vaxed naturally about once a week.
I often have a small cut on my hand, and I'm sometimes digging in the dirt with my hands, carrying compost, etc.
Plenty of Flesh-eating bacteria there !
I often have a small cut on my hand, and I'm sometimes digging in the dirt with my hands, carrying compost, etc.
Plenty of Flesh-eating bacteria there !
moose eater
Well-known member
Edit: Signed, George Santos
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moose eater
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That article, The Story of Daniel, is somewhat misleading imo, in that it in no way provides anything to do with the decision to abort, or why, or the fact that late-term abortions of this sort in Quebec/Canada are typically reserved for circumstances involving serious complications with the pregnancy and/or fetus.38 week abortion in Canada.. "The case was qualified as a “special case”. They were informed that the child would have to be injected with a substance to be euthanized so that it doesn’t cry before being extracted from the mother"
Here's a similar story from a few years earlier, with more background, involving a pregnancy that was aborted at 35 weeks.
EDIT: In this case, the woman's initial request was denied, despite there being serious complications, which continued to become worse as she appealed the initial denial, eventually gaining approval.
Montreal woman who had late abortion says she made the right decision
The Montreal woman who ended her pregnancy at 35 weeks says the experience was so painful that she will never speak about it in public again.
montrealgazette.com
The article from yesterday that was linked to in your post is from a political activist group, specifically dedicated to opposing abortion in general, and NOTABLY omitted ANY back-story in the case,I strongly suspect for manipulative/political reasons.
I'll do some digging, however, to see if my suspicions bear fruit.
Abortion in Canada - Wikipedia
Today's letters: Late-term abortions are not happening in Canada without a ‘reason’
No physician in Canada can terminate a pregnancy over 24 weeks without serious indications. The assertion that late-trimester abortions can be performed “for any re…
nationalpost.com
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Dime
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You may be right,I took it at face value,there could have been circumstances,I didn't look further on that particular abortion,but In Canada, there is no legal time limit for an abortion,a woman can choose to terminate their pregnancy regardless of how advanced it is. However, most abortions are performed during the first trimester roughly 13 weeks. This has been the law since last of 1988, 89. 14 years of age and up.That article, The Story of Daniel, is somewhat misleading imo, in that it in no way provides anything to do with the decision to abort, or why, or the fact that late-term abortions of this sort in Quebec/Canada are typically reserved for circumstances involving serious complications with the pregnancy and/or fetus.
Here's a similar story from a few years earlier, with more background, involving a pregnancy that was aborted at 35 weeks.
EDIT: In this case, the woman's initial request was denied, despite there being serious complications, which continued to become worse as she appealed the initial denial, eventually gaining approval.
Montreal woman who had late abortion says she made the right decision
The Montreal woman who ended her pregnancy at 35 weeks says the experience was so painful that she will never speak about it in public again.
The article from yesterday that was linked to in your post is from a political activist group, specifically dedicated to opposing abortion in general, and NOTABLY omitted ANY back-story in the case,I strongly suspect for manipulative/political reasons.
I'll do some digging, however, to see if my suspicions bear fruit.
Abortion in Canada - Wikipedia
en.wikipedia.org
Today's letters: Late-term abortions are not happening in Canada without a ‘reason’
No physician in Canada can terminate a pregnancy over 24 weeks without serious indications. The assertion that late-trimester abortions can be performed “for any re…
Dime
Well-known member
Alos if the pregnancy is late and a canadian hospital cannot perform it the person can go to the US and the gov of Canada will pay for it including travel expenses. In Canada it is considered a fundamental right. Maybethat has changed since the latest US court decision, but it was that way.
moose eater
Well-known member
There are stipulations in Canada (I lived there and still visit regularly), that do not guarantee abortions at any phase without approval (*See the letter I linked to in my initial response). They are not given out or approved willy-nilly at late stage.
The 2016, December case I also linked to, reveals that even in a case of extreme disorders involving the fetus, the woman was initially denied. Ironically, I believe at the same hospital in Montreal as the current case you posted about.
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moose eater
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Alaska's right to abortion is protected via our State Constitution's Article 1, Section 22, Right of Privacy. The same right of privacy which served as the foundation for our 1975 ruling in (Irwin) Ravin v. State (then-Chief Justice Rabinowitz, for whom the Fairbanks court house is named after).
Ravin v. State gave Constitutional protections here in May, 1975, for adults to possess 'small amounts' of cannabis in their homes for personal use (*See the Potters Flats case of 1978 to read about the return of 23-lbs. of weed ordered by the Judge in that case, as 'small amounts.' There was no set aggregate weight limit of 4-oz. in effect until March of 1983, though the Troopers in the 1978 Potters Flats case undermined the Judge's order in that case by "unfortunately" having destroyed the 23-lbs.).
We take our right of privacy very seriously here, despite it being a somewhat redneck State.
That Section in our State Constitution simply reads: "The Right of the People to privacy shall not be infringed." It was added by amendment in 1972.
The trigger for permitting State intervention into an otherwise private matter is 'compelling interest.'
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Dime
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Most hospitals make the threshold 20 weeks but it depends on the hospital.
I don't know if the sources lean either way politically but reads like one at least does,they were random, but it would be counter productive to lie about the actual law .
That article states abortions are legal anytime for any reason in Canada
Mike Schouten: Why Canada should ban late-term abortions
A late-term abortion law would bring Canada a little closer to its international counterparts in its protection of the youngest members of society.
nationalpost.com
That one confirms it,stating it is in violation of the womans security as a person.
Abortion in Canada
Abortion is the premature ending of a pregnancy. Inducing an abortion was a crime in Canada until 1988, when the Supreme Court of Canada struck down the law as ...
www.thecanadianencyclopedia.ca
this last one speaks about live abortions
Live-birth abortion numbers increase in Canada | We Need A Law
Late-term abortions are a taboo topic, even among many abortion providers. Officially, most Canadian hospitals and clinics don’t perform abortions past approximately the 20-week mark. Even though Canada has no abortion law that would prevent these abortions from happening, many doctors are...
weneedalaw.ca
St. Phatty
Active member
There are supposed to be 55 different kinds of soil bacteria.
Which of them qualify as "flesh eating" ?
Which of them qualify as "flesh eating" ?
just 55? i would have guessed that to be way low... okay, Google estimates around 60,000 different types, most of which have not yet been named. many varieties are said to be capable of causing necrotizing fasciititis, the most common one called group A streptococcus. you'll be all right, rub some dirt on it...
there is no spoon ...
now people (PhDs, MDs) are trying to convince me that "gain of function" is not even possible. and that coronaviruses mutate so fast they can not cause a pandemic.
but what IS possible is creating massive amounts of clones of a single virus sequence, which can then be released somewhat simultaneously everywhere all at once. in waste water, in deer herds, etc.
and most of what is PCR sequenced is from exosomes - toxic shit released from the cells, including RNA, or bits and pieces of RNA, which is sufficient for the PCR to signal positive for infection. even if asymptomatic - i.e. not infected.
Project Veritas drop? a hoax and pure theatre. at least it is entertaining. PV is controlled opposition? or a limited hangout operation? this is where it gets deep.
still, the Manhattan Project was kept secret with 500K+ people involved. i bet the people management tech has improved since then.
now people (PhDs, MDs) are trying to convince me that "gain of function" is not even possible. and that coronaviruses mutate so fast they can not cause a pandemic.
but what IS possible is creating massive amounts of clones of a single virus sequence, which can then be released somewhat simultaneously everywhere all at once. in waste water, in deer herds, etc.
and most of what is PCR sequenced is from exosomes - toxic shit released from the cells, including RNA, or bits and pieces of RNA, which is sufficient for the PCR to signal positive for infection. even if asymptomatic - i.e. not infected.
Project Veritas drop? a hoax and pure theatre. at least it is entertaining. PV is controlled opposition? or a limited hangout operation? this is where it gets deep.
still, the Manhattan Project was kept secret with 500K+ people involved. i bet the people management tech has improved since then.
St. Phatty
Active member
I recommend "Dark Sun" and "the making of the atomic bomb", both by richard rhodes.
It's depressing how much spying went on. Most of it by Jewish scientists who were allowed to give American tech to the USSR - with no penalty.
moose eater
Well-known member
From Medscape; Boosters linked to reduced mortality in COVID outcomes for those with comorbidities/multimorbidities.
Vit. D, also - recent report said zero deaths with greater than 10 ng/ml - as I recall.
