[ SECRET POST #6569 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6569 ⌋

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Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

Ngl imagining someone demanding an underground railroad, but that railroad better be at least business class is sending me

I demand to speak to the underground railroad's manager. The services rendered by your loose and not quite legal organization of individual volunteers are inadequate. I will leave a bad Yelp review

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

DA

"A business class seat on an Underground Railroad" amazing, I love it

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

We've actually had the occasional thing that resembled "the underground railroad - business class." But for much more limited services than the OP is suggesting. The Jane Clinic that was providing illegal (but free and safe) abortions in Chicago was run from private people's houses, and from what I've read, it was downright nice. It's kind of a shame that ever closed, because they were getting lower rates of complications than the hospitals and happier women who felt less dehumanized. And that, aside from the fact that they could provide abortions to anyone who needed one, and were only charging people who could afford to pay for it.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep, which is a wonderful thing to exist, and an entitled thing to say others should do while insisting you aren't able to help because you're not a millionaire

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

Did you mistake me for the OP of this thread? I was just commenting that not all versions of underground services were equally dangerous or rough on the people participating in them.

Re: The underground railroad, for women.

[(Anonymous)]

No, I was using the general "you" to describe the OP of this thread