Dr Kermit Gosnell would be delighted with this bill.
If it had been in operation where he was performing all of those illegal late term abortions he’d have only had to pony up a few dollars in fines.
Dr Kermit Gosnell would be delighted with this bill.
If it had been in operation where he was performing all of those illegal late term abortions he’d have only had to pony up a few dollars in fines.
A new bill aimed at decriminalising abortion in Ireland will be debated by the Dáil tomorrow.
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YESTERDAY, DUBLIN AIRPORT temporarily suspended all flights for 30 minutes due to the sighting of a drone.
Currently, the Small Unmanned Aircraft (Drones) and Rockets Order requires all drones weighing over 1kg to be registered with the Irish Aviation Authority.
Fianna Fáil TD James Lawless has now called on the government to progress the Small Unmanned Aircraft (Drones) Bill 2017.
“My Bill would ensure that drones are registered with the IAA and that prior to use the owner must be issued with a registration certificate by the IAA,” Lawless said.
So, today we’re asking: Should it be mandatory to register all drones?
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REPLIES
@Emma Murphy: What fines do they get in America for having a legal abortion.Do tell.
@Emma Murphy: You mean the man doing LIFE IN PRISON for murder!?
Honestly, just what logic do you people subscribe to?