Utah Bill Criminalizes Suspected Miscarriages on Purpose

[Avatard]

http://www.rhrealitycheck.org/blog/2...or-miscarriage

[Trip]

The point of the bill is a good one, but without reading it, it's hard to say how far it goes without reading it.

I am going to edit your title because it's massively misleading.

[Avatard]

Nice edit. MY title? You mean you didn't like the title of the article. I cut-and-pasted the motherfucker, and had exactly shit to do with the wording.

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Avatard

Nice edit. Didn't like the title of the article?

Did you not read my first post in the thread?

Originally Posted by Trip

I am going to edit your title because it's massively misleading.

[Trip]

Here you go direct from your article, word for word:

In addition to criminalizing an intentional attempt to induce a miscarriage or abortion, the bill also creates a standard that could make women legally responsible for miscarriages caused by "reckless" behavior.

It's not all miscarriages as your title made it appear.

[Avatard]

Again with the "my title" shit. What part of I CUT AND PASTED THE ARTICLE'S TITLE are you not getting?

[Trip]

Originally Posted by Avatard

Again with the "my title" shit. What part of I CUT AND PASTED THE ARTICLE'S TITLE are you not getting?

Fine, the article's title itself and how you titled the thread is misleading.

[BobTheBiker]

this bill has sliding face first down the slippery mountain written all over it.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by BobTheBiker

this bill has sliding face first down the slippery mountain written all over it.

While I don't like the term "slippery slope", as it implies it is impossible to say "This far, but no further", I'll give your comment a solid "HELL YES!"

It creates a situation in which a woman could be beaten by an abusive partner, and then have to prove that it wasn't her idea.

[Avatard]

So now you're editing headlines of articles posted in the News section?

Cool. Whatever. My bad.

I think.

Whatever.