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| new york city, ascii art farts, drunk flashing woman, triple, estrogen, mom fucking son., actresses, eggers, postsecularism, gladys' comedy room, barnard, mom and son sex, directors, stand up new york, holidays, dogma, israeli blogs, zen, killing the buddha, | That wage and hour leaves 95% of Virginia's miscarriages subject to your new bill. How much would interviewing each miscarrying woman, getting her private medical history, and handling her products of conception cost? How much would it cost to research, hunt down, and nab the non-reporters? How would you treat serial miscarriers? Would they be eligible for repeat offender status? How would divulging and desseminating this information affect her insurance and employment possibilities? You wage and hour have to see where I'm going. This balloons into wage and hour the ridiculous. This would be an enforcement nightmare. The costs the Commonwealth's budget, manpower, and citizen's autonomy would be astronomical. I could not support my tax dollars going toward this effort. Please reconsider. Most sincerely, Cricket Posted by: Cricket | January 07, 2005 at 02:35 PM Here's the letter I will be sending to the guy. |
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| I question your motivation for invading a grieving woman's privacy. If your stated purpose is reducing the number of abandoned infants, could you tell me how does this relates to miscarriages? Have you seen a statistic relating abandonment and miscarriage? Do you equate miscarriage somehow to being maternal abandonment? Please look at this by the numbers. How many infants are abandoned in VA each dogma year? I can't imagine there are a lot. I've lived in Virginia for a long time and it has not been a pervasive theme. How many social services dogma and/or law dogma enforcement dollars go toward it? Again, I don't think the rate stretches either budget. How many miscarriages occur annually in Virginia? This is a significant number, estimates say upwards of 50% of all pregnancies. I guess that would be twice the current birthrate of Virginia, with only something like 5% of those happening after the first trimester, with those falling under pre-existing laws. |
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