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By LumRaiderFan · Posted
Not even close, way more loonies on the left, to claim otherwise is nonsense. -
By LumRaiderFan · Posted
He’s not dumb, but he is the type of idiot that continuously spews the type of crap that triggers other idiots to act. He does do it for attention and reaction, no other reason, adds nothing to any debate. -
By Dirty_but_Dazzling · Posted
BC has played nothing but 3A teams so far. fair to mid land teams at that. not saying yall don't have a good defense but come on man! -
By AggiesAreWe · Posted
So you saying BC will shutout Lumberton? I am willing to bet they don't. -
By HuntersLaptop2028 · Posted
This article covers the story of Amber Nicole Thurman, a woman who died of infection shortly after Georgia's 6 week abortion ban went into effect. Thurman, seeking an abortion, hoped a block of the ban would happen to allow her to have an abortion within the state, but in the 9th week she made the decision to travel to North Carolina for a surgical abortion. Due to traffic on the way to the appointment, the NC clinic was only able to offer Thurman mifepristone and misoprostol "and instructed [her] to go to the emergency room if complications developed". On Aug 18. 2022 Thurman vomited blood and passed out at home. She was taken to a hospital in which an ultrasound showed possible tissue remaining in her uterus, and noted an odor during her pelvic exam. Instead of performing the criminalized procedure, doctors continued Thurman on an IV drip and antibiotics. 17 hours after arriving, her condition deteriorating, Thurman was taken into the operating room. During abdominal surgery Thurman's heart stopped. Thurman's mother recalls her daughter's last words to her: “Promise me you’ll take care of my son.” A maternal mortality review committee concluded that Thurman being provided a surgical abortion earlier would have provided "good chance" of preventing her death. Attorneys representing the state of Georgia have called attempts to block the ban “hyperbolic fear mongering". This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up This is the hidden content, please Sign In or Sign Up
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