Always be mindful of agendas, especially during times of crisis when they can push them through with little or no resistance… prime example of how they’re circumventing Roe v Wade, ””No one is exempt from the governor’s executive order on medically unnecessary surgeries and procedures, including abortion providers. Those who violate the governor’s order will be met with the full force of the law.” Violating the order, the statement noted, could result in fines of up to $1,000 or 180 days imprisonment.”

Always be mindful of agendas, especially during times of crisis when they can push them through with little or no resistance… prime example of how they’re circumventing Roe v Wade,

“”No one is exempt from the governor’s executive order on medically unnecessary surgeries and procedures, including abortion providers. Those who violate the governor’s order will be met with the full force of the law.”

Violating the order, the statement noted, could result in fines of up to $1,000 or 180 days imprisonment.”

Mississippi, Texas and Ohio move to limit abortion as part of coronavirus response

Mississippi, Ohio and Texas are including abortions among nonessential surgical procedures that must be deferred or canceled as coronavirus cases flood the health care system.

Previous Post #Capitalism Profit > lives, whether it’s price gouging, sacrificing grandparents or making money off pharmaceuticals, ”The global crisis “will potentially be a blockbuster for the industry in terms of sales and profits,” he said, adding that “the worse the pandemic gets, the higher their eventual profit.” The ability to make money off of pharmaceuticals is already uniquely large in the U.S., which lacks the basic price controls other countries have, giving drug companies more freedom over setting prices for their products than anywhere else in the world. During the current crisis, pharmaceutical makers may have even more leeway than usual because of language industry lobbyists inserted into an $8.3 billion coronavirus spending package, passed last week, to maximize their profits from the pandemic.”

Next Post What gets me most about this past week is watching black people, do, go through and sacrifice because of the virus… watching us adapt to the very things we were not willing to do for liberation. We are the labor. See what happens when labor shuts down? We are the talent, these leagues are about to lose billions. We are the work mules, look at how many are now considered “essential”? Same folks that weren’t worth paying a living wage are suddenly essential for this country’s survival.