So I misread the abortion bill, but wait, there's more... Before we get started just know that I am pro-life and anti-bullshit-fakenews-madeupshitpulledoutofsomeonesasstomakeitsoundworsewhenthetruthisalreadyplentybadenoughffs So I misread the part who is in lethal danger, it's the baby, not the mom. The only thing that this bill changes from previous one is that now if a doctor has tests proving that the baby has untreatable life ending birth defects such as brain dead at birth OR something that will guarantee death, either possibly later in the womb or at birth, then the hospital can now remove the baby at 26 weeks... So that her mother doesn't have indanger her own life if the baby dies inside of her or ends up having a baby with an untreatable birth defect that is lethal. Lethal with effects so bad that, in most cases, modern medicine cannot even sustain life or treat them Can it be abused? Who the fuck knows.  I'm not a doctor, nor do I construction these laws. From the word and I'm pretty sure you would have to have actual tests and proof from an actual hospital history and legal procedure. Does it mean I was wrong and all of the other shows were right about aborting full term babies? Absolutely fucking not.  24 weeks or 26 weeks.... neither one of these numbers are full term. Not by almost three whole months. It can only be performed when you can prove the baby had a qualifying birth defect or risk of immediate death. If we actually plan to gain followers on our side about any of these topics, especially this one, it would probably be best to use the many things that are legitimately true and verifiable, rather than just straight-up making shit up. If anybody actually cares  to read a the lines causing all of this then look at line 42 in the bill and read on from there. The entire reason for this is because most of the tests that will tell you if you're about to have a baby that will die almost immediately, or possibly even before then, can't happen until you're 24 weeks and if the law doesn't allow you, or hospitals, to do anything after that date then that puts regular, good, soon-to-be moms in a really difficult position. All this does in those particular lines is extend that deadline by 2 weeks. Is it fucked up? Of course it is.. but we look like idiots when everyone straight up makes it out like our exact info posted here all day today is a new bill that the state supposedly passed that doesn't even exist based on sensationalized and outright incorrect wording that was chosen. There is more than enough actual information out there to fight our battles with, no need to sink to the leftist tactics of straight up pulling it out of our ass. Hell, I'm sure there is plenty of information in this bill you could quote word for word and build one hell of an argument and actually have some ground to stand on to prove yourself.