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It's called plan B in the US? We call it "the morning-after pill" where I live. I think it's a bit more self-explanatory.
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It's also referred to as the morning after pill. IIRC Plan-B was a brand name.
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Back in my day we called it RU-486. Always reminded me of a Russian computerized submarine.
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That is for an abortion, not for preventing a pregnancy from occurring. The difference is insanely and stupidly important for religious fascists.
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The difference is insanely and stupidly important for religious fascists
For now. If those fucks have their way, it won't be too long before plan b is just abortion by another name, followed by contraception.
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Mifepristone can also be used as an emergency contraceptive too though.
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You're right. I had been mistaken for decades.
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Open wide, here comes the submarine.
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Now that's what got you in this situation!
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R U 4 86ing this baby out your womb?
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I raise you "anti-baby-pill" from Germany.
Edit: anti-baby-pill refers to contraceptive pill.
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Really? That's a bit too… intense. I propose "postpone-baby-pill" or "baby-no-thanks-pill".
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Yeah, it's pretty straightforward. I raise "baby-not-today-pill".
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We could call it Fetuscide, to trigger the fuck out of fundies and other retrogrades
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I've always heard that for the normal pill, not the morning-after one.
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Really? Mhm, I guess it may differ throughout Germany?
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All references online also seem to point to it being the contraceptive pill: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Antibabypille
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I must be mistaken, then! Thanks for pointing it out. Doesn't change the funny harshness of the name - pill is similar after all..
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