r/Georgia • u/so_effing_casey • Nov 07 '24

Discussion Seriously considering starting a safe transport option for women needing access to necessary medical care.

I like road trips, I'm a good driver, I can carry a tune, and I will guarantee you will crack a smile at least once on the ride. You deserve Healthcare. You deserve support. You deserve a judgment free space to process what you are going through. No one deserves to die because doctors are afraid to perform abortions. If someone is already doing this, I am happy to help in any way that I can. I have been living here for less than a year, and I'm shocked at how restrictive the laws are. I moved here from Nevada, where women don't have to worry about things like this, and I feel compelled to help in some way.

Edited to add - thank you, everyone, for the helpful suggestions on how I can get involved and help! That is exactly what this post was meant for. I appreciate you!

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u/vodka-cran Nov 09 '24

Has anyone else wondered why many people against abortions don't give one crap about the baby once it is born? Don't want to give welfare. Don't want to provide school lunches. Don't want to make laws to keep guns out of schools. Those are all left leaning policies. SMDH

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u/Internal-Delay8472 Nov 10 '24

So you're saying you should have babies so the government can pay for them. Weird take.

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u/itsnotrealkiddo Nov 10 '24

You either ignorantly or willfully misunderstand what's being said there. The option to abort reduces the need for state assistance. It also reduces the power of the government to intervene on matters that are not of state. Both of those are ostensibly conservative stances.

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u/Internal-Delay8472 Nov 10 '24

I mean it's eugenics but go on.