What does it say about a Florida state government, supposedly governing for the people, when said state government is suing/will sue the NFL to stop interviewing minorities. Not hire, interview.
This is how comically desperate these fools are now.

7/ Florida’s constricting of the rights of pregnant patients is a striking exception for a state that has pushed to enshrine “medical freedom” for those who wish to avoid vaccines or fluoridated water.

6/ Pregnancy is the only condition where Florida courts have ruled that a mentally competent patient can be forced to undergo unwanted treatment.

It’s rooted in the concept of fetal personhood: that a fetus has equal and, in some cases, more rights than the woman sustaining it.

4/ Doyley, a professional doula, explained that she had explicitly asked to avoid a C-section unless it was an emergency.

She’d had the procedure three times before, including one that resulted in a hemorrhage, and hoped to avoid a lengthy recovery while taking care of her kids.

3/ With no lawyer or advocate, Doyley defended herself from her hospital bed for the next 3 hours.

She was aware of doctors’ concerns about uterine rupture, a potentially deadly complication of a vaginal birth, but she said she understood the risk to be less than 2%.

2/ The judge informed her that Florida had filed an emergency petition at the hospital’s behest — not out of concern for Doyley, but in the interest of her unborn child.

The hospital and state attorney’s office wanted to force Doyley to deliver via C-section.

THREAD: Cherise Doyley was in her 12th hour of contractions at the hospital when a tablet was brought to her bedside.

On the screen was a Zoom call with a judge and several lawyers and doctors.

She was in court, a nurse told her. The reason? For failing to agree to a C-section.

90-year-old Arnold Abbott was arrested twice in a week in Fort Lauderdale for feeding the homeless, jailed for compassion under a restrictive city ordinance. Public outrage erupted over criminalizing charity while he bravely refused to stop helping those in need.
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