Are Haitians in Ohio eating pets?

@BabyLonia It's pretty easy to find this. You just have to look at Walz's state, MN.

They allow abortions even after viability: https://www.minnpost.com/health/2022/07/does-minnesota-law-have-a-viability-threshold-limiting-abortion-well-that-depends/

And while it's not legal to murder a baby who's been born, if the fetus survives the abortion you don't have to take care of it or try to save it: https://patch.com/minnesota/across-mn/tim-walz-repealed-mn-law-protecting-babies-born-after-failed-abortions

It is up to doctors to decide if they are willing to provide that care though, and I suspect that many would not.

@BabyLonia Exactly. But the fact you can't find such verified evidence is only because of top secret woke agents squashing all evidence from the kitchen of a Virginia Pizza joint. It's there, just been suppressed by the Clintons and Hunter Biden - it's all on his laptop.

@joe438 i read the first link and you have to be very careful with the interpretation.

It is about whether the baby's life is viable after being born? Will the baby suffer a slow prolonged death because of some congenital or birth issue? In tgese circumstances it is usually done with a number of doctors and parental consent....and is usually quite traumatic.

Add to that the fact that if a mother miscarries it is called an abortion medically although in laymens terms it is called a still birth.

These are all very delicate and traumatic experiences and should be between the doctor and the parents

@BabyLonia I'm not a medical professional or a legal scholar, but I would interpret it that same way - the woman and her medical care professionals need to assess the situation and make a determination. The law doesn't make that decision.

I think you and I are on the same page here, although there are clearly states that permit this.

@joe438 the second link doesn't make sense. If the foetus is viable it would not have been aborted that is against the law.

@joe438 but the implication is that this is a choice that a mother has when in reality no-one goes through 9 months of pregnancy to just decide they no longer want a baby so have an abortion. It is trivialising what is a tragedy to those families

@BabyLonia Again, I'm not licensed as an attorney but it doesn't seem that MN law would prohibit that. The woman would have to find a doctor who would perform the procedure and yes, it would be a tragedy for everyone involved.

Again, I think you and I are on the same page here. We don't think anyone would do this.

@BabyLonia still obsessed with protecting cannibals more than a month after story

Yeah you've got sensible priorities

@Thrust nah i just want to see evidence when there are ridiculous claims.
Plus a cannibal is different to a carnivore