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Did you know that In Iran, if a 12-year-old girl is forcibly impregnated by her father, she must carry her baby to term or she’ll spend the rest of her life in prison? Oh, did I say Iran? I meant to say Mississippi, Alabama & Texas. My bad!
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Anonymous 19w

🫡this was genius

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Anonymous 19w

This is not true. It’s the person who does the abortion who is incriminated. Too many false statements nowadays trying to bring out emotion in people (ie saying the raped child would go to prison) which is doing nothing but causing more conflict. Not just w the abortion shit but w everything

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Anonymous 19w

In Texas the doctor could get life in prison but not the patient.

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Anonymous 19w

I’m pretty sure in Islam if a man rapes a woman than that man can be killed by her too

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Anonymous 19w

… look up the law. In Mississippi, abortion is legal in rape cases. Also none of these states say the consequence is prison, let alone for life.

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Anonymous 19w

As of 2021 this is also true for Iran except the life in prison part.

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Anonymous 19w

In Alabama the person who receives an abortion is not civilly or criminally liable.

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Anonymous 19w

This is barbaric.

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Anonymous 19w

In Mississippi there’s a rape exception but you must report it to law enforcement. And no life in prison sentence as far as I know.

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Anonymous replying to -> #1 19w

It was from a TikTok. Like verbatim

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Anonymous replying to -> #7 19w

Oh well I don’t have Tiktok lol 😂 but still pretty good

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 19w

It doesn’t really change anything if it says the person doing the abortion. Because that could mean a doctor, but also the victim themself trying to perform some kind of dangerous abortion. It’s to scare people from doing any kind of abortion at all, which means forcing the victim to be pregnant. You can never take the law at face value.

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 19w

There shouldn’t be ANY law on abortions. Women should be able to do whatever they want with their bodies, and little girls should never experience pregnancy.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 19w

The difference is the doctor is licensed in that state so they can’t perform the abortion no matter what, however the child can travel a couple hours and get an abortion legally. I agree there shouldn’t be any laws but these emotion inducing false statements involving societal issues do nothing but cause more conflict. Let’s at least be real about it

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 19w

How could a child travel by themself. Let’s put our thinking caps on here, if they live in a conservative state, what does it mean for their parents? Do you think they would let the child travel somewhere else to get an abortion?

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 19w

Of course there are exceptions to this, maybe the parents aren’t actually brain dead, or she has adults who actually care for her. But what about the children who don’t have that type of support?

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 19w

It’s not a false statement what they said, it’s more like what these laws actually mean. No law will say these things directly nowadays, but that’s how can very well be used in court or during some other kinds of legal proceedings. This is a post that brings awareness to these issues, and it is good if it brings up emotions because only when everyone can finally feel uncomfortable with the way things are, will this country change.

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Anonymous replying to -> #21 19w

I'm not sure if it passed, but Texas has a bill or law about making it illegal to use their roads to get an abortion. So yes, the one getting the abortion is the criminal there, and they aren't allowing people to even leave the state to go get an abortion elsewhere.

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Anonymous replying to -> #6 19w

Its not their bodies, there is a separate being inside them. Abortion is murder no matter how you feel about it.

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Anonymous replying to -> #25 19w

Is it murder when I cum outside of a woman then? Because those living cells are now no longer able to become an adult human being by MY intentional acts.

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Anonymous replying to -> #25 19w

So if I somehow managed to impregnate you, assuming you’re a man, you wouldn’t abort it? You would be fine carrying a baby for 9 months then having it come out of your ass?

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Anonymous replying to -> #23 19w

She also wouldn’t be regarded as an adulterer and is instead treated with empathy. Whereas here we slut shame rape victims. But I believe the state not her that’s allowed to kill him.

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Anonymous replying to -> #23 19w

But in Iran (which is occupied by a theocratic dictatorship btw), the regime will execute the woman for “adultery”. And even if she killed him, she would still be executed for “murder”. Source: I’m LITERALLY an Iranian woman.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 19w

That's not a reliable source... the number of people in the US that don't know the justice system really shows that being a citizen of a country doesn't mean shit for understanding the country. Provide an actual source.

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Anonymous replying to -> #24 19w

Fine. The law treats rape under the broader category of “adultery”, & multiple country reports note that SA survivors can risk being prosecuted for adultery because of how the burden of proof and misogynistic testimony rules work. The UK Home Office’s 2026 country report on Iran specifically says a woman who is a victim of rape risks being prosecuted for “adultery”. Iran also retains the death penalty for adultery & many normal sexual acts. Don’t ever defend the regime that murdered my family.

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 19w

We aren't defending Iran... we are saying the US is fucked up and we shouldn't be in this war. Who fucking defended Iran? Stop acting like we are all pro Iran here.

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Anonymous replying to -> #26 19w

Not in every state tho

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Anonymous replying to -> #10 19w

Trust we’re not, Irans government sucks but when it comes to rape our system here ain’t much better

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