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ReturnOfFa posted...

Exact same could be implied in states that disallow the abortion of ectopic pregnancies, where they are literally allowing the death of the woman, as opposed to the removal of a fetus that will never come to term.

So saying they should focus on reducing the number of deaths from childbirth instead of advocating for abortion is genocide? That's... Illogical.

If a mother dies in childbirth but still manages to deliver the child that's a neutral gain. If a mother dies but this is her second child the population has increased by a net of 1. An abortion would keep the net population the same. Not to mention it's an INSANELY huge leap to go from 'abortion shouldn't be allowed' to 'they're letting women die intentionally'.

Gaawa_chan posted...

Demanding that all people have access to medical care is not race-based genocide. What a stupid argument.

I don't recall saying I thought they shouldn't have access to medical care. In fact, if I had to guess, I'd say the difference happens because they don't have equal access. A lot of minority groups in general live in smaller income brackets meaning less access to health care in general and likely living in areas with overworked and underfunded hospitals. Not to mention other possible health complications that might arise from living in less well-off neighborhoods. Though I do think it's very suspicious still that the hispanic demographic seems relatively similar but the black demographic is vastly higher. That tells me there's something else going on with the numbers being reported and they're probably doing something to twist them for a narrative (especially since they didn't list other minority groups).