Qasim Rashid, Esq.Oct 6, 2025

3 MAGA extremists have re-intro'd a bill that allows South Carolina to execute women who receive an abortion. If you haven't heard about S 323, it's because corporate media has completely ignored it.

Here's the overview, the sponsors, & how to fight back:
https://www.qasimrashid.com/p/s-carolina-re-intros-bill-to-kill

S. Carolina RE-Intros Bill To Kill Women For Getting An Abortion

Here's what's in the bill, why it is so dangerous, and the meaningful steps you can take to fight back, support women's health, and help block this bill from becoming law

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Show threadJen, MPH has moved see bioOct 6, 2025
@QasimRashid S. 323 would:
-make abortion a felony equiv to “the homicide of a person born alive”
-allow 30 yrs imprisonment for having or aiding one
-prohibit transporting a minor out of state to get one
-restrict forms of contraception
-restrict IVF by defining a fertilized egg or zygote as human
-ban possession of drugs & substances that can be used for one
-criminalize info about abortion, including a website or call
-force public school students to watch an anti-abortion propaganda video
Show threadmwguy

@tweetsjen @QasimRashid Goddamn. That's evil af.

Edit after more thought. It's worse than just evil. And if the implementation and enforcement is as braindead as other southern states, they're going to end up charging women who had miscarriages with this too. Legitimately, you can't be a free, female, South Carolinian if this passes.

When I was in high school I had a dystopian novel phase and I read Margaret Atwoods, *Handmaid's Tale*; I really enjoyed the book but I thought,compared to some of its peers like *Fahrenheit 911*, *Animal Farm* etc... that it was really quite unrealistic. Boy was I wrong. I need the world to make me a pessimist again.

Oct 7, 2025 at 4:46amWeb
Show threadJen, MPH has moved see bioOct 7, 2025

@mwguy the extremists are relentless with their efforts, this is the third time in two years they are trying to pass this bill. I guess we’ve technically been here since Texas passed their bill awarding those who turn others in, but it still feels like we went to The Handmaid’s Tale being relevant way too quickly.

@QasimRashid