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Mefipristone has multiple health uses. It's used to treat endometriosis, uterine fibroid tumors, Cushing's syndrome, and is used when there's extreme post-partum bleeding. It's also used to help women who are having miscarriages, but there is difficulty expelling the remains out of the womb, and a D&C would be dangerous.

The idea that one judge in one county in one state can ban its use through the country is absolutely ridiculous.

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I heard this morning that at least 27 women have died taking this drug. Not to mention the death that occurs every time it is used. I think the ACLU should be really proud of itself. Just not sure what they should be most proud of - killing babies under the guise of women’s health care or chopping off children’s body parts under the guise of gender-affirming care. I hope Samantha sees the light.

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Mifepristone murders innocent babies. Life begins at conception. There are many methods of conception for those who do not want to have children. Premeditated murder is never the answer. Males who do not to have children can have vasectomies or use a condom. Women can take birth control pills, have an IUD or a patch inserted or have their tubes tied. Prevention of pregnancy is possible. Babies are a gift and should never be discarded.

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Mifepristone is not safe for the baby. Just because the FDA approves a drug, doesn’t mean we should trust it and consider it safe. Look at the huge mistakes they made during the covid pandemic. The FDA is not to be relied upon. And we are not anti-abortion, we are pro-life and your reference to us in that manner is insulting should be disallowed by any and all publications of the caliber of this one. We are pro-life.

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You also describe mutilating minors who are not even permitted to get a tattoo as some sort of gender-affirming care. It is the opposite. It is gender-DENYING-abuse. https://twitter.com/s_e_t_h_w_/status/1646509556455952384?s=20

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I got this far: "Since mifepristone was initially approved by the FDA in 2000, more than 5 million people in the United States have safely ended their pregnancies using the drug."

That means more than 5,000,000,000 human babies have been killed by this drug since 2000. This in a country where birth control pills, condoms, diaphragms, and abstinence are available to prevent conception in the first place.

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