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Possible error messages include “can’t connect to the internet.”

Are other devices able to connect? If not, check network health and status, perhaps power-cycle the modem. If other devices are able to connect and only a computer cannot, there are many troubleshooting steps, as follow.

Ways to get to System Settings: Press the Start button or Windows key and find Settings. Or use the shortcut Windows + I. Or Get to the Action Center by clicking Windows + A and click on the gear icon.

Possible remedies

Check if Airplane Mode is on. This can be done right away in the Action Center (Windows + A).

Toggle Airplane Mode. This can be done right away in the Action Center (Windows + A).

Make sure Wi-Fi is on or available. Go to System Settings > Network & internet. Is Wi-Fi turned on? Does your network show as “connected, secured?” If still an issue, navigate to Settings > Network & internet > Wi-Fi > Manage Known Networks. Forget all known networks. Navigate back to Wi-Fi > Show available networks. Connect to the correct network and enter security key as requested. If still an issue, restart the PC and repeat.

Ways to get to CMD as admin: Search for CMD and click run as admin. Can also be accessed from the Run menu (Windows + R) with cmd typed in, then press CTRL +SHIFT +Enter to run as admin. In each case, PC will request admin privileges.

Run system file checker in the CMD prompt with admin privileges. (SFC /scannow)

Run the following lines from CMD as admin:

netsh winsock reset

netsh int ip reset

netsh advfirewall reset
ipconfig /flushdns

Restart the computer at the end of all commands.

The anti-abortion argument is impossible, and we’re seeing this played out in the shambles of its proponents right now. We’ve been calling the post-Roe Republicans the “dog that caught the car” for a reason. Dogs allegedly chase cars, though in my experience, they tend to bark at cyclists, but they allegedly chase cars, and if one dog was to actually catch the car, said dog would not have a plan for the next thing.

That is certainly where the anti-abortion people are now. You see it in the headlines today in a temporarily leaked Supreme Court decision where the court may graciously allow women in Idaho who are dying of sepsis because of a rotting corpse in their womb to have an emergency abortion. This is a contortion of forensics, and there’s a reason for that: The anti-abortion argument is impossible

I have a simpler, and therefore more defendable position on abortion, which was basically tattooed on the forehead of the now-dead Dr. George Tiller, shot to death in his own church in Wichita, Kan., in 2009 because he was an abortion provider who was constantly referred to by a certain bloat-headed Fox “News” host at the time as “the baby killer.” Get it? IT RHYMES. HA HA HA HA and now the world is without another valuable health provider who likely also provided pap smears and mammograms and who knows what other care hundreds of women lost access to when Dr. Tiller was assassinated.

And that’s the point. That’s why the anti-abortinist argument is impossible. It’s why we are seeing these people do abah dabah dabah like Jim Jordan being asked if the talked to Former President Carnage on Jan. 6:

Abortion is healthcare.

That’s what makes the #trustwomen argument so well-defended and why pro-choice, nay, pro-abortion people like me, do not have to do contortions to argue our position, why we don’t have to talk in terms of “exceptions” and limits in terms of weeks or trimesters, and why we don’t have people like Amanda Zurawski filing lawsuits against our position. My position has no exceptions. My position does not factor in trimesters or weeks. My position is that abortion is healthcare, and that like any decision about how to deal with cancer, or measles, or diabetes, how to handle care should be decided among the potentially pregnant person, their family, their doctor, their faith, and their cat. That’s all.

I have a Twitter friend @abortionchat who tells her story to the world, so I don’t think she’ll mind me telling it here. Years ago, she got pregnant and didn’t want to be. Abortion to her didn’t seem to be an option, so she make plans to take her own life, and when I say she made plans, she had a date, a time and a method. Fortunately, friends intervened and convinced her to have the procedure. She did. And she’s still here.

There are no exceptions.

It’s always about the health and life of the mother.

Always. Every time.

This is why publicly the antis are struggling so much with this. Their position is impossible. It flies in the face of the truth: Abortion is healthcare. That’s the truth. But these schmucks will continue to make like Cirque de Soleil to defend a deranged position that is not based in anything but superstition and lies.

Abortion is healthcare. It’s that simple.