No, she should not be put to death. Nor at this time would there be any legal way to put her in jail. Such laws are not retroactive.

If the laws changed, then I would say that the hypothetical woman could be punished, but I would not say life in prison - something shorter. Any person knowingly aiding in providing an abortion at that time (money, transportation, escort) should be legally liable as well.

However, if laws changed and any doctor performed an abortion, or any person performed an abortion, for them I would advocate the harshest sentence for murder. Also their nurses or assistants would be accessories.

I do not believe it is possible for abortion to be legal and rare. If it is illegal, it is more rare. As far as safe, abortion is never safe for at least one of the parties, and often unsafe for others, even when it is legal.

Women and young girls have been lied to about the nature of abortion. If it is publicly recognized that an unborn baby is a human person, then those considering conception will be more thoughtful. Those who have conceived will have to face that reality, and the cultural norms around them in addition to potential consequences. Schools and other public facilities (crisis care centers, emergency rooms, doctors) would be forbidden from suggesting that a life be terminated. Government money would also be unavailable to fund providers or promoters of abortion. And those who presently make their living as abortionists would have to change their job, or go black market which would be considerably less profitable. 40 million deaths since Roe v. Wade is much higher than that of black market abortions if abortion had remained illegal.

I think that prosecution would focus on providers, and that if one was caught their clients may be discovered and charged as well. It’s sort of like going after drug dealers instead of the junkies. Or you can think of prostitution rings.

To be clear, the Personhood Amendment suggests none of these things, nor does it advocate them. It is simply a consitutional definition forcing legislatures and courts to make and interpret laws accordingly. And whether passed or not, this amendment is causing thought and discussion where before there was pure confidence and/or ignorance.

To God be all glory,
May He change hearts,
Lisa of Longbourn

National Auto Warranty Services
100 Mall Pkwy
Wentzville, MO 63385
Tel: 636.639.1620

General Sales Manager, Derek Carroll (ext 7799)
General Manager, Eddie Struckman (ext 7706)
Team Managers: Brian Hayes, Brian Sczepanski, Chris Robinson, Len Woolfenden and Nils Foldberg.

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Complaints to:
FTC tel 877.382.4357
File complaint with MO Attorney General’s office

National Auto Warranty Services, Inc.
Incorporated by Darain Atkinson, Philip J. Jehle, Cory C. Atkinson, National Auto Warranty Services, Inc. is located at 100 Mall Pkwy Wentzville, MO 63385. National Auto Warranty Services, Inc. was incorporated on Wednesday, November 02, 2005 in the State of FL and is currently active. Business Filings Incorporated represents National Auto Warranty Services, Inc. as their registered agent.

State of Florida Incorporation Record for National Auto Warranty Services, Inc.
State: FL
State #: F05000006403
Filing Type: Foreign for Profit
Created: 11/2/2005
Status: Active

Darain Atkinson
• President
• Secretary
• Director
1009 Hawks Landing Dr
Lake Saint Louis, MO 63367
Saint Charles County

Cory C. Atkinson
• Vice President
• Director
20 Signal Hill Ct
Saint Charles, MO 63301
Saint Charles County

Philip J. Jehle
• Chairman
• Vice President
3 Fort Sumter Ct
Saint Charles, MO 63303
Saint Charles County

If so, then should she be put to death or spend the rest of her life in jail?

If not, then why not?

I received this also - the number was 208-463-9543

After they called my cell multiple times, I answered and waited to get a rep. The rep told me the company was OnPoint Media. The only thing I could find about them on Google was: they are a call center in San Antonio and Fort Worth

I filed a complaint at the FCC website: see link below

http://esupport.fcc.gov/complaints.htm

I believe the company can be fined for this but I couldn’t find out any info.

the phone number of my last call was 1-240-210-7138. i have asked to be removed and, just like the person above, have been hung up on multiple times. this has been going on for MONTHS. i receive at least 5 calls a week, and in the last two weeks it’s been closer to 15 a week.

the real kicker is that I DON’T HAVE A CAR. so i’m being called to renew the warranty on the CAR I DON’T HAVE. i have explained this to about 5 people on the other end of the line, who always assure me that they’re going to remove me from their list, and then a few hours later i get another call from another number with the same recorded message.

these people need to be stopped. they’re predatory, they have no regard for the law, and everything they do traverses the line of basic human decency.

hopefully more people will see this and file complaints with the FCC like i just did so that these jerks are stopped for good.

I spoke with Katy, Kirk, Larry, and finally Andrew. Andrew said he was the supervisor and gave me the number 800-649-1856 to call back on.

I decided to have some fun with them and gave them bait information and played them along for 15 minutes or so through their several departments. I finally asked Andrew for his direct line (he gave me the 800 number) and then asked for his PERSONAL cell phone so I could contact him directly. He said he didnt have a cell phone, that I should call the 800 and they will transfer directly to him. I asked for his last name and he said “I dont have a last name”.

If you have some free time and decide you want to waste THEIR time, give them some fake information and names and just play along. Try a recent model vehicle with low miles.. they are giving some “great” quotes!