You know this is easily googleable… yeah?

1/2500 births, that’s pretty common actually.

People like you are why these jokes need to be explained in detail sometimes.

Wait, so you can’t follow a story past four panels? What is “four panel logic?” I think you made that up.

No, a poem and short story are two different ways to tell a narrative. You can’t write a poem in a short story format than cry foul when people don’t get the point because it no longer works.

How did you even get that form what I said? Oh right, you seem to have an issue with wanting to insult people Lmfao.

In every one of my comments I try to bring the discussion back to the narrative of the comic, you brought up pregnancy, which I addressed.

And in every response people, not just me, have tried to explain to you why the narrative just doesn’t bloody work. Doesn’t matter what your backround or how much you know about it, you’re failing basic language comprehension issue. Most people have agreed with those, and still tried to point you correct on the issue with comic.

Part of being open source is subsequent licensing. This would allow any others to piggyback and avoid the fee.

Ah yes, insults instead of addressing the context of the comment.

I’m explaining why the comic doesn’t make sense, and addressing your incorrect information and also now comprehension.

If you can’t even see that this isn’t a 4 panel comic, why should we even take anything else you say as correct? When you can’t even count panel amounts.

4 panel comics and 8 panel comics, are different narratives, you can’t use 4 panel logic and narrative in an 8 panel. So it changes how the comic works. Just like a short story vs a poem. They’re just different things.

Go bloviate somewhere else

There’s more comments and links supporting what I’m saying over what you are.

Maybe ones coming today or tomorrow…?

Your point is yet to stand, there could be a very valid reason it just changed today.

The image OP posted explicitly shows that’s not true.

Those bags contain goods, it’s being an empty plastic bag. The laws are pretty broad, and you wouldn’t want to create an issue, so just go nuclear. Some places it’s not just bags, it’s any single use plastic as well. These are single use plastic, not with a good inside.

Isn’t it illegal to provide plastic bags in a bunch of states now? I wonder if this is a snowball affect of that.

Rape in their sleep? There’s always situations where something can happen unknown.

Fuck a doctor for covering their bases and asking benign routine questions eh?

How do you fix a gunshot wound? Pain meds and an xray. What does those do to an unknown fetus? So they ask before making a malpractice mistake. This question is ROUTINE!

Those are the first questions to ask while addressing the gunshot wound. The creator of this comic seems to not understand this and ruined the point of their comic by conflating different issues in one comic.

It’s funny that you need to result to insults to try and attempt to make your point. It’s a routine question and just because some doctors forget doesn’t mean you can ignore the other side of the fence with your rant.

No doctor will ask if someone is pregnant, that’s inviting malpractice.

I’m not missing the point of the comic, people are trying to point out the creator fucked ip by trying to address more than a single point, and fucked up the entire thing in the process.

And completely missing the point of the comic, which is about how the immediate health issue is being dismissed for the reasons I already stated.

Adding the benign routine question at the end changes the entire tone, unless you’re the one that incorrectly thinks this is a non-routine question and is only asked in places ruining reproductive rights, which IS NO THE CASE. As countless people have tried to explain I. This thread.

It’s not a 4 panel comic! They tried using extra panels to introduce more context, and that’s where they fucked up.

They did try explaining lmfao.

There doesn’t need to be another 4 panels to explain what they’d be.

They did add 4 panels, and that’s exactly what everyone else has an issue with there. The point of the comic isn’t clear, since they’re addressing multiple issues and just fucking it up.

It’s not a 4 panel comic, It’s an 8 panel comic that tried using the extra panels for extra context, but only fucked it up.

If you need to lie or exaggerate to make your point, you’ve already lost.

It’s not a 4 panel comic, they tried using more panels for extra context and fucked it up.

It’s two different punchlines. One finished, then they shifted to another, which is a regular question to ask before X-rays or pain meds.

It seems the creator of the comic thinks it’s not a valid question. That’s where the second punchline fails. It’s shifted to a DIFFERENT punchline.

Yeah, not every question is an insult to the person.

Most questions doctors ask are benign, it’s not about a women being put down, it’s usually them taking the questions as insults.

Men experience it too, but it’s not taken out context. Yes the reproductive rights in the US is muddying things. But being asked if you’ve had your period is a routine question, the fact that women are taking offense to it, shows how it’s been twisted around and being used as a weapon instead.

The comic made its point, then shifted to a different and left it hanging. The comic is a totally different tone and point if you remove the last panel.

Asking is free, pregnancy tests aren’t covered and costs the client.

Your clinic is lining their pockets.

There’s plenty of documented cases of women giving birth unknown in a toilet. I’m not ignoring your side, so don’t ignore the other.

But you also must realize that asking if a women is pregnant isn’t politically correct as well, can be considered discriminatory and doctors have been sued for less.

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There’s a few reasons, and none of them have to do with women’s health. How do I know? I’m a woman in Canada who’s been to the hospital a lot for both pre-existing conditions and unrelated emergencies, I never get asked this question.

I go to most of wife’s appointments, it’s one of the first questions she’s asked at every appointment. This is in Canada as well. Treatments and diagnosis change if you’re pregnant or not. It’s a standard question that’s asked and would be asked to start the proper triage. And things can change from the last appt 3 months ago, so they need to know asap if prescriptions need to change.