A Major Clothing Line Just Offered To Pay Bail For Pro Abortion Protestors!

The left is losing what was left of their hate-filled minds after learning that Roe v Wade has been overturned.

It is no use trying to explain to them that this ruling does not stop abortions at all, but just hands it back to the states for them to decide.

It really is quite logical and follows the constitution but that makes no sense to these people at all.

They can’t seem to wrap their minds around the constitutionality of a law unless it has to do with something that benefits them.

It is completely FUBAR, but here we are.

Now, the protests have begun thanks to the misinformation being spread by the left all over social media.

Companies are lining up to promise that they will financially help those who seek to have abortions in states that don’t offer it.

Though one company is taking it one step further by announcing that they will pay the bail of any employees who are detained for engaging in a protest.

Following the court’s ruling, Patagonia wrote on social media that it will cover the bail of employees protesting “reproductive justice.”

They stated on LinkedIn that because providing for employees goes beyond just providing basic health insurance, they encourage total wellness, which is something that every person is entitled to.

“That entails providing access to reproductive health care for workers in a dignified manner. Supporting employees’ decisions over whether or when to have children entails “The business kept going. It entails providing parents with the tools they need to support their families while working.

All of Patagonia’s full-time and part-time employees, the business stated, would receive training, “bail for those who peacefully protest for reproductive justice,” and time off “to vote.”

The firm also stated that “abortion care” is covered for U.S. employees, and that it will cover employees’ “travel, accommodation, and food” while they are in locations where “restrictions exist.”

According to J.J. Huggins, a corporate representative, the corporation has “had the bail policy in place for many years.”

One of many businesses willing to pay for an employee’s abortion is Patagonia.