Nebraska Teen Who Used Pills to End Pregnancy Gets 90 Days in Jail
@SoulfulPonyGreenfrom Pennsylvania agreed…2yrs2Y
She did the right thing, I hope she knows she’s in the right and can leave that ratched state as soon as possible.
@InsecureV0lunteerRepublican from Kentucky disagreed…2yrs2Y
The best part was when she tried to burn and bury the dead fetus of her child. Talk about ratched.
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