Oh wow, you mean a shitcoin was really a scam? What amazing journalists these are. What next, will they expose the wetness of water?

Also, what the fuck with that comment section? It just reaffirms that Odysee is YouTube for Nazis...

You are surprised that the darkweb chat client has Nazis on it?

"X" in Chinese is pronounced "sh", so I approve.

I know it's a joke, but it's no good saying "favorite side" here. You can't "both sides" this issue. Republicans are the ones who believe that any result other than a Trump win is fraud. Democrats despise Trump, but they aren't going to try to overthrow the government in retaliation if he wins. They didn't in 2016, but Republicans absolutely did in 2020.

This is a wild admission. Not only does it show that Telegram completely betrayed all of their users, but it also reveals that they know about all the terrorism and child porn channels on their service, and deliberately didn't delete them.

Sounds like a confession.

I see that this is still trending, and I didn't know who the artist was who modified this when I posted it (read: I didn't make this), but better late than never.

The artist is Amanda Morley Miller.

This wasn't an act of war, it was an act of terrorism. They shot passengers on a train. All casualties were civilian.

I love how 404 Media call out other bad practices on the web, but at the end of the day they still want you to sign up and give them your metadata.

You're describing "implantation failure", which is definitely more common than 1 in 5, but it is also not considered a miscarriage and it virtually never results in a medical emergency. This is generally viewed as a failure to become pregnant, not a failure of a pregnancy.

A miscarriage is when the embryo does implant, but the pregnancy fails. This include ectopic pregnancies where the embryo is able to implant and begin growing, but the implantation occurs outside of the ovaries (usually in the Fallopian Tubes). A miscarriage is almost always a medical emergency, especially an ectopic pregnancy.

1 in 50 pregnancies are ectopic, and this is the most dangerous diagnosis you can have in a red state. The embryo remains "alive" and "healthy" (as far as the law is concerned), but it is doomed to miscarry since it is implanted outside of the ~~ovaries~~ uterus (and there is no real way to re-implant the embryo). But, because the embryo is still "alive", red state policies treat the termination of an ectopic pregnancy as an illegal abortion, so doctors are forced to wait until it escalates into a medical emergency (which it 100% will), because treating it proactively before it becomes an emergency doesn't pass the "medically necessary" requirements that Republican men with no understanding of female anatomy wrote into law.

But again, waiting until a woman is bleeding out or going septic is waiting too late, so women die.

The original Loss comic is about a miscarriage. The husband goes to the hospital, is directed to his wife's room, and he has to cope with the loss of the pregnancy with his wife. The reason this 4-panel comic became a meme is largely because this was a departure from the previous tone of the webcomic it came from, and was used as a "fridging" trope, so people tend to make fun of it (but I digress).

In a red state, the hospital would refuse treatment for a miscarriage out of fear of being criminally charged with performing an abortion for helping terminate a non-viable pregnancy. They would turn the patient away, and only intervene with the patient is bleeding out and dying, but by that point it's usually too late.

What is depicted in this comic is a real-world example of what happens to women in red states who suffer miscarriages. They are denied medical treatment, and have literally bled out and died in their cars in the parking lot because nobody would help them.

1 in 5 pregnancies ends in a miscarriage. A lot of women have died completely unnecessary deaths in red states since Roe v. Wade was struck down.