Private companies are not mandating vaccinations. And it's not anyone's 'agenda.'

How is this a “philosophy and meaning” post? ‍

@ powder, you obviously do not know what medical consent is. The TX law does remove a woman's ability to consent to remaining pregnant. Vaccine mandates do not deny a person's right to refuse the vaccine, but is a consequence of refusal of said vaccine.

Those are not the same at all. No one has to get the vaccine. People aren't getting strapped down and forcibly injected. However, people could be getting forcibly hauled into court for contempt for not appearing. And while I agree that it sucks to hinge employment on some things, there are lots of times it's perfectly logical. I'm required to get a lot of vaccinations to keep my job. I'm also required to abstain from marijuana (which could be legal for me) and even nicotine (which is legal for me).
Additionally, getting an abortion (or as is the case with this law, driving someone to get an abortion) is not contagious and will not kill more people as a result of carrying out the action.
Work on your analogies, bro, this one makes no sense.

If the person being accused of helping or having an abortion has to prove that they did not do this, it seems to me that a person with a good logical mind could make bank here. If one accuses a person of doing this, they would not keep and proof of said deed and there for if one was smart enough and quick of thought enough they could assure that anyone would have to pay them for just being accused. If I had the money, I would hire a liberal law firm in Texas to do just this and let them keep all the money. It would be fun to hear of this happening if all it did was just plug up the system. Yea stupid shits! Show me the money. Actually Chris Hayes quickly mentioned something like this on his show today.