u/david__999

Another bad disincentive to having kids - legal treatment during pregnancy

Another bad disincentive to having kids - legal treatment during pregnancy

If you are on the fence about having kids, and you find out the horrible things that the state can do to you based on your pregnancy, why would anyone ever go ahead and get pregnant?

12 hours into labor being required to go on a Zoom call for court hearing to force you to have a C-section?
Stopping drug use immediately once you discover you are pregnant and being completely honest about that and then being incarcerated while pregnant for a positive drug test?
Being charged with manslaughter after you were shot and suffered a miscarriage because of it?
Being allowed only limited, supervised contact with your newborn after a false positive drug test (from eating an everything bagel)?

I would like everyone, including the state, to be supportive of pregnant women, and I think if we are caring of them and their developing babies, unlike the cases discussed here where what happens to both the mothers and their babies is horribly awful, I think people feel better about becoming parents and are more likely to do it.

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u/david__999 — 2 days ago

NBC News promotional offer

On an NBC News terms and conditions page, I found a link to the following information about a promotional offer, updated 3 days ago.

https://nbcnews.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/52678728669843-Promotional-Offer-Terms-and-Conditions

It's $44.99 for the first year of an automatically renewing web-only subscription. I've been debating subscribing, and I think I would go for it with that promotion.

However, that is only a terms and conditions page. I cannot find the actual offer! Does anyone know where it might be?

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u/david__999 — 2 months ago