Texas Law banning Plan B pill after 7 weeks goes into effect

those native americans weren't very nice to other tribes. lol.



don't like that term "native" americans. not fair to other white native americans. Originally Posted by dilbert firestorm

this was an omission on my part, this includes non-white native americans not from siberia.

There is a recognition among most curious, intelligent people that those people who greeted the "exploring" and "settling" Europeans were not the first people traveling about what is now known as North, Central, and South America. I also believe it has been now documented from exploration of the Greenland et al area that the Scandinavians arrived before the Southern Europeans and Islanders arrived on the Western shores of South American having traveled across the Southern Pacific.*

There is evidence of them in the islands off the coast and evidence of inhabitants along certain areas of the West coast of S. America.

I'm not sure what all that has to do with "the Plan B pill," but ....

.. back to the topic.

Let's see ... instead of a female or couple having 10 weeks to decide they don't want to have a child ... or another child ... they now have 7 weeks to decide ... after they were having some difficulty initially trying to decide whether to participate in some implements and/or pharmaceuticals to have protected sex and/or birth control in their sexually active lives.

I recognize that it feels better to have unprotected sex and initially the female might be viewing another child as a bump in government assistance programs, but it might be beneficial for education at home from the parents with respect to encouraging them to engage in sensible sexual activity before they are qualified to engage in parenting or abortion as a form of birth control.

When are the lunatics pretending to administer our current government going to implement the Covid19 mandates on the sexually active members of our society.... for instance ... if one doesn't get the manadatory sterilization vaccine they can't get government assistance, travel, or get a job.

Kumola's birth control is ... oral sex.

There is a recognition among most curious, intelligent people that those people who greeted the "exploring" and "settling" Europeans were not the first people traveling about what is now known as North, Central, and South America. I also believe it has been now documented from exploration of the Greenland et al area that the Scandinavians arrived before the Southern Europeans and Islanders arrived on the Western shores of South American having traveled across the Southern Pacific.*

There is evidence of them in the islands off the coast and evidence of inhabitants along certain areas of the West coast of S. America.

I'm not sure what all that has to do with "the Plan B pill," but ....

[snip] Originally Posted by LexusLover

it was a controversy in Brazil over this in the mid 70 - early 80's. their history says Spanish were the first to land in S. America. no body else.

well there is underwater evidence that the Romans visited S. America. on some roman art on artifacts depicts food thats not grown in europe in s. america.

divers found a number of roman shipwrecks and hundreds of Amphora off the coast of brasil.

the military junta of brazil forbade all diving archeology off the coast of brazil. that law is still on the books.

they didn't want to diminish their Portuguese saint who settled brazil. forget his name tho.

That good I won't have bbfs hookers asking me to buy them plan b as and extra cost.

The Lawyer who defended Norma McCorvey's bid to legallize abortion in Roe vs. Wade, died in Austin today. Sarah Weddington.

Greg Abbott is squirming for joy in his wheelchair. Ken Paxton's churlish grin widened.

The Lawyer who defended Norma McCorvey's bid to legallize abortion in Roe vs. Wade, died in Austin today. Sarah Weddington.

Greg Abbott is squirming for joy in his wheelchair. Ken Paxton's churlish grin widened. Originally Posted by Chung Tran

She’ll be remembered as a pioneer.

They’ll be remembered as criminals.

They don’t have 7 weeks though. Really about 4-5 weeks. A woman can’t know she’s pregnant for at least the first 2 weeks because she’ll not have had a period for the first 2 weeks after conception. And that’s assuming that she has a very regular period (which a lot of women do not). So on the day she expects to have a period, 2 weeks post conception, if it doesn’t come she likely won’t automatically assume she’s pregnant and will wait another week or so for her period to come. Now she is 3 weeks into the 7 week timeframe without actually knowing whether she is pregnant or not.

So let’s start there. She basically has about 4 weeks to decide whether she will have the baby or if she wants an abortion.

Once again we are assuming that the woman is very regular. Many women actually miss periods without being pregnant, or don’t have an exactly every 4 weeks period. And the 7 weeks assumes that her first thought on missing a period is that she is pregnant, rather than just being late.

When I was in AIT back in the late 80s, I suppose due to constant exercise and hormones in the girls barracks, several of the chicks at Fort Dix missed periods, sometimes even 2. They turned out to not be pregnant though it did give a few guys real scares. Oddly most of those chicks weren’t on birth control which I never understood because nearly 100% of the chicks I fucked in college were on the pill and a few had an IUD. But the military chicks didn’t. Weird now that I think about it.

I also used to fuck a professional ballerina and a Mavs Dancer, neither of which had any kind of birth control (something about weight gain and water retention) in the late 90s. Both of those chicks regularly missed periods, the latter more so during the season, supposedly due to her diet as well as her constantly having practice 3-4 nights a week.

In any event, 7 weeks is a very short period of time.

They don’t have 7 weeks though. Really about 4-5 weeks. A woman can’t know she’s pregnant for at least the first 2 weeks because she’ll not have had a period for the first 2 weeks after conception. And that’s assuming that she has a very regular period (which a lot of women do not). So on the day she expects to have a period of it doesn’t come she likely won’t automatically assume she’s pregnant and will wait another week or so for her period to come. Now she is 3 weeks into the 7 week timeframe without actually knowing she is pregnant.

So let’s start there. She basically has about 4 weeks to decide whether she will have the baby or not I order to get an abortion.

Once again we are assuming that the woman is very regular. Many women actually miss periods without being pregnant and in those times don’t automatically assume they are pregnant when they miss a period. When I was in AIT back in the late 80s, I suppose due to constant exercise and hormone in the girls barracks, several of the chicks at Fort Dix missed periods sometimes 1 or even 2. They turned out to not be pregnant though it did give a few guys real scares. I also used to fuck a professional ballerina and a Mavs Dancer in the late 90s. Both of those chicks regularly missed periods, the latter more so during the season, supposedly due to her diet as well as her constantly having practice 314 nights a week. Originally Posted by NoirMan

lawyer and gynecologist heh? lolling

If by gynecologist you mean, guy that knows his way around a vagina - YES - Proudly.

Now if you are admitting you have no clue about the basic biological process of ovulation and menstruation, that would be quite plausible since you are admittedly a non-menstruating transexual female.

What are they doing about Plan C?

They sadly want plan C - Back alley abortions. Those worked out so well before.

C for Coat hanger.

lawyer and gynecologist heh? lolling Originally Posted by winn dixie

you are setting the bar way too low for him. he's actually ...





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