On Tuesday, June 25, 2013 10:19:37 AM UTC-4, iBoaterer wrote:
In article ,

says...



On Mon, 24 Jun 2013 21:28:49 -0400, "F.O.A.D." wrote:



...have to be to believe that the rape kits hospitals use to determine

if a woman has been sexually attacked end a pregnancy?



About as stupid as this Texas female legislator...



Jodie Laubenberg says Texas rape kit is like dilation and curettage

procedure





The lead House sponsor of legislation pitched by advocates as improving

the safety of abortion clinics and restricting certain late-term

abortions described kits used after sexual assaults as akin to a

procedure that scrapes out tissue lining the uterus.



In floor debate that would extend hours past midnight June 23, 2013,

Rep. Jodie Laubenberg, R-Parker, mentioned "rape kits" after Rep.

Senfronia Thompson, D-Houston, presented an amendment to Senate Bill 5

to exempt victims of rape and incest from limits on abortions after the

20th week of pregnancy. A day later, the GOP-majority House advanced the

measure to the Senate for possible action before a 30-day special

session was to end June 25.



Laubenberg, responding to questions from Democratic Reps. Joseph Moody

of El Paso and Dawnna Dukes of Austin, framed her refusal to accept

Thompson?s amendment by implying that rape kits used in hospitals can

prevent unwanted pregnancy. Laubenberg said that currently, in "the

emergency rooms they have what?s called rape kits, that the woman can

get cleaned out, basically like a D and C" -- dilation and curettage

surgery, often performed after miscarriages.



The reality is a sexual assault evidence collection kit includes legal

and medical forms, oral swabs, hair combs and containers for clothes,

hair, fingernails, blood and saliva.



Welcome to ayatollahville.



How stupid do you have to be to not realize your pregnancy is due to rape or incest before 20 weeks

have expired?



How stupid do YOU have to be to think that is the only scenario. Did you

EVER stop to think that maybe the person is having a hard time deciding

whether to keep the fetus anyway or to give it up for adoption or have

an abortion, etc.?



The morning after pill should have solved that problem 19 6/7ths weeks earlier.



John (Gun Nut) H.



Idiot.

Cite? There should be plenty of examples where a woman needs more than 20 weeks to make a kill or keep decision.