Snoozemumrik

Sure, you can argue she got arrested for "abuse of a corpse", but

In September, when Watts went to the hospital in pain and passing large blood clots, doctors told her that despite some fetal cardiac activity, her roughly 22-week pregnancy was not viable. She was in and out of the hospital over the next three days, including a lengthy wait for a hospital ethics panel to determine whether her preterm pregnancy, which was on the borderline of Ohio’s abortion limit, could be induced without legal liability for the doctors. Watts eventually went home against medical advice and experienced the miscarriage on the toilet

I'm sure obese people have never heard of that before

Nice, managed to sneak in the great replacement theory with your anti-choice rhetoric

Whatever helps you sleep at night

Yeah, that's pretty much what I was aiming for. Include financial desperation and mass death due to COVID and you have a powder keg.

I'm pretty sure something significant happened late 2019, but I can't quite recall what.