A Dayton, Ohio healthcare network uses the beliefs of one faith to justify their stance against abortion while simultaneously proving the law is medically unnecessary and politically motivated.
healthcare / politics
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Only some heartbeats count.
If they were really as “pro-life” as they claim, then they’d support universal health care. They’d support comprehensive sex ed.
Instead, it’s just about forcing women to give up control of their bodies.
politics / religion
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The Good Samaritan was not “pro-life” like Paul Ryan
There’s performing religion, and then there’s doing the work.
politics
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And the winner for actually being special snowflakes goes to….
By Gage Skidmore, CC BY-SA 3.0, https://bit.ly/2newqK8 Psychological projection is a psychological theory where people defend against their own impulses or qualities by denying that they have them […]
religion
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Ohio govt. officials are using govt. resources to organize a religious rally TODAY
While the Dayton Daily News reported the existence of a planned anti-abortion prayer rally over the weekend, they failed to note the time of the rally (5:30pm today) […]
pro-life / protest
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When they’re neither “pro-life” or “anti-abortion”, just “anti-women”
Two state lawmakers in Ohio, feeling embolded by the new administration1, are reviving a pro-life prayer rally in Kettering tomorrow.2 Despite the local paper calling it a “march”, […]