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For personal vehicles, my bet is on sodium ion battery EVs. Far cheaper to manufacture, far less environmentally destructive, far less toxic. I think the abundance of material and cheap costs will make up for it being a little less energy dense than lithium.

Anyone with a car and free time can make a dishonest living ferrying women to and from abortion clinics really. Where's the HBO show called "The Ferrywoman" about a poor woman who does this for a job, all under the nose of her cop brother?

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https://abortionfunds.org/ General abortion fund

https://arc-southeast.org/ Helps Southern women

https://prochoice.org/ National Abortion Federation

The funny thing is that the Bible has instructions on how to perform an abortion.

Yes, but in 2020 the Missouri government signed an anti-BDS law. Both the state and federal laws are unconstitutional and immoral given the Israeli government's activities in Palestinian territories.

IIRC Plan B at least is about a year and a half, so take that as an estimate. If it helps at all. Edit: updated

They tried really hard to spin it in a way that draws the most outrage.

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In this article, it was used for an abortion.

We don't complain about aspirin being called a "pain reliever" or birth control being called "birth control."

Women must conceive says what, some old fuck wrote it in script claiming God told him to pass on my latest edict....

>Mifepristone is used for the medical treatment of high blood sugar caused by high cortisol levels in the blood (hypercortisolism) in adults with endogenous Cushing's syndrome who also have type 2 diabetes mellitus or glucose intolerance and have failed surgery or cannot have surgery...Mifepristone has also been used to treat symptomatic leiomyoma (uterine fibroids) and endometriosis.

And

>Misoprostol is a synthetic prostaglandin medication used to prevent and treat stomach and duodenal ulcers, induce labor, cause an abortion, and treat postpartum bleeding due to poor contraction of the uterus.

Yes, both can be taken for abortions. But they have other medical uses as well.

What’s the shelf life?

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The problem is that people can inform themselves in many ways other than posting comments on Reddit threads. It's a basic civic responsibility to inform yourself, not just lazily ask Redditors to do it for you.

It's borderline trolling, because lots of disingenuous trolls do the "just asking questions" routine over and over without any interest in actually learning or forming an opinion.

Tell me you know nothing about women and girls who need abortions without telling me.

Many women with pregnancies they wanted to have and wanted to carry to term need abortions to save their life. Girls who had no choice need abortions, too.

Their blood is on your hands, with your incel "abortion is for dumb sluts, huh huh huh" attitude.

They also want to subjugate and control rich women, but the rich women are better suited to evade their control.

I've found that even in states where it is legal, a lot of people are woefully uninformed about what abortion is and how to get one. Up to 12 weeks of pregnancy, an abortion can be done safely, easily and securely, with pills, at home with no need for a clinician (although a prescription is needed to get the pills by mail). At 12 weeks, a visit to a clinic is recommended.

As a matter of public service, I'll leave these two links here. The first is an informational guide about abortion. https://abortionpillinfo.org/

The second is a website on how to get abortion pills. https://www.plancpills.org/

EDIT: ALSO, Plan B is available OTC, and online on Amazon, and is good for 72 hours after a sexual encounter. It has been wildly effective in lowering both unexpected pregnancies and abortion rates. A pill expires in 1.5 years so don't hoard them, but it's good to keep some on hand for yourself or people you love.

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If hims sells dick pills, then the abortion pill should be called hearse.

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That title is hella awkward

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