Whatever. The whole abortion issue will be rendered moot when
women discover the archaeological forensic examination of witch
pottery, and learn how to use birth control and abortion herbs.
Which have all been naturalized in the USA, and will grow even
in Kansas gardens.
Cornflower is an emmenagogue; it will start a period just as well
as RU-486 will. No clinic, No doctors appointment, No prescription.
Just see your local Wiccan. (Gonzo cheaper) There's a reason that
it's called "Bachelor Button". I have 2 beds of it that'll be
coming up in a few weeks. It grows wild. Like weed. Only moreso.
Then too, there's Blessed Thistle & Fenugreek. There's a reason
that it's blessed. Turns out that it has phyto-estrogen, and the
Fenugreek has diosgenin. These are the active ingredients in the
birth control pill. You can order seed for all these herbs online.
The ultrasound shows Spina Bifada? If she wants to try again to
have a healthy child raised in a normal home without a cripple,
she dont need to worry about partial birth abortion law, she can
take a teaspoon of Claviceps Purpurea grown on wheat or rye. The
fungus, known as ergot, has always been used, even by doctors, to
induce labor to aid delivery. But it will induce labor anytime.
Again, no clinic, doctor, prescription. Claviceps Purpurea grows
wild among the roadside grasses if you know what to look for. It
is the organic source of LSD. Girls wont need parental consent.
They'll be tripping their brains out during an abortion. It wont
be fun. It dont need the long arm of the law involved. Clerics
wont help either. A witch who actually knew something about
altered states of consciousness would help, but most of them are
fluff bunnies who couldnt handle dealing with this.
But there aint a goddamn think the Kansas Attorney General can do
about any of it.
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