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"   Because the increasingly draconian anti-abortion legislature across the country clearly isn&amp;#039;t enough, there&amp;#039;s an insidious new vigilante push to close clinics that&amp;#039;s even grosser than your average 20-week ban.   A pro-life organization in Denton, Texas called Life Dynamics has been sending ambiguously-packaged 11-minute DVDs to lawyers across the country: On them, two actors playing newscasters inform the viewer that abortion providers may, in many cases, cover up evidence of statutory rape and ignore mandatory reporting laws when a minor is involved, according to Mother Jones. (Sure, force that 15-year-old to keep her stepdad&amp;#039;s baby. I&amp;#039;m sure that&amp;#039;ll work out great for everyone.)   Life Dynamics urges the lawyers to sue abortion clinics for malpractice. Oh, and if you were wondering just how wackadoo these people can get, its president Mark Crutcher insisted back in 2010 that abortions were actually intended as a &amp;quot;eugenics and racial genocide&amp;quot; of African-Americans. If you were wondering, the dude is a middle-aged, male, white Republican \u2014 clearly a demographic that cares about minorities. Barf city.   They also offer legal representation to women who have been &amp;quot;injured&amp;quot; during an abortion procedure, which honestly sounds like one of those slip-and-fall-lawsuit park-bench lawsuits; in fact, only 10 percent of women suffer complications after the procedure, a fraction of which are serious. What really gets to me is that these people don&amp;#039;t care about women. They&amp;#039;re just invoking women, statutory rape victims and minorities to prove their own manipulative point.   Time for me to take twelve showers, see ya.   Follow Anna on Twitter.   Image via Getty "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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