Alan William Byerly

 Alan William Byerly attacked both guards and Associated Press reporter on J6. 

Jason Ferris: “I bet your family is proud of you, f—–g f—-t ass,” Farris allegedly said, invoking an anti-gay slur. “You ain’t s—. Ain’t none of you s—."

He used to hands to shove a guard from behind, knocking him to the ground. Thus causing the mob to gain control of the bike rack barrier officers were using to block the rioters.

 

Vincent J. Gillespie used guards own shields to ram the officers, grabbing, pulling one officer towards mob, so that guard was beaten with crutch. (see previous post about peaceful sightseeing tourists) He screamed "traitor" and "treason" at guards. (For what, doing trying to do their job to protect the building and Congress people?)

Amniotic Sac

 https://www.yahoo.com/news/woman-had-miscarriage-malta-taken-130758571.html

If this woman began bleeding 16 weeks into her pregnancy and the amniotic sac ruptured causing separation of the placenta, resulting in an incomplete miscarriage ~ in TEXAS (and other states) ~ she might have died due to infection.
What is wrong with people who think a physician that performs a necessary D & C should go to jail for attending properly to his or her patient? Sad for females who will suffer due to unintelligent, unfeeling, unthinking masses who vote for misogynist Republicains.

Molar Pregnancy

"Kemp said when she was 27 years old, she had a medical abortion due to a molar pregnancy, which is an unviable pregnancy in which the fertilized egg or placenta does not correctly develop and would not survive."

A molar pregnancy can be detected around 8 - 9 weeks ~ meaning in Texas women will not have the legal right to choose to terminate the pregnancy. https://wlos.com/news/local/im-not-going-to-sit-back-anti-supreme-court-rally-held-in-downtown-hendersonville-boyd-park-roe-v-wade-decision-handmaids-tale-signs?fbclid=IwAR3gIL_QTKDd_JX3yhgyhm70CLKDCyH72GKRhWBq-_Qo6RCkYMBDYABbZEY

Ectopic pregnancy

 A friend really wanted to have a baby. When she finally became pregnant, it was discovered that the embryo was planted in her womb. A doctor tried to save the pregnancy by moving the embryo to the womb where it belonged. This resulted in a miscarriage. 

Sadly it happened a second time.

Under Texas (and other state) law, the physician could go to jail for performing the surgery. Highly unlikely that the abnormal pregnancy would be discovered prior to the 6 week ban on early termination of pregnancies, ie: abortion.

Most often ectopic pregnancies abort themselves. If the embryo is allowed to grow into fetus size, it could result in death of both mother and fetus.

I was pregnant 3 times and gave birth to 3 babies. I am 100% for a woman's right to choose what to do with her pregnancy. It is no one's business except her own what she does. Her life is 100% more important than "potential life."