If Roe v Wade is ever overturned, all 50 State Legislatures will be in emergency session in 48 hours or less to make sure abortion is legal.
“It’s one in which there’s tremendous inequality in abortion access.”
I, for one, am terribly tired of hearing that phrase attached to everything in sight when it has nothing to do with the topic other than an excuse to try to change local perception. If Texas wishes to have abortion limited some, it is their decision. If New York or California wishes o extend it, that’s up to them. If the topic is so overwhelming and means that much and you don’t like the decision, then move. There ae 50 other states, and a number of territories you can choose from. That is your freedom of choice. Be happy you live in a country that has it.
We have so many things that are unfair:
voting, education capacity, lying politicians at all levels, the price of a loaf of bread, reckless drivers that get people killed then are released into the population...and a whole lot more. But every time someone who doesn’t play the game tries to tell me the rules, I cringe.
Heard a phrase once:
People can be divided into three groups: those who make things happen, those who watch things happen, and those who sit around wondering what happened.
Everything we are tormented with is by ourselves. We have no one to blame but ourselves. So, make changes or go where you want to live with a like kind of person. But listening to these self-centered eggheads tell me it isn’t unfair while they are paid a huge salary, and don’t have to be concerned, and are only doing it to make you concerned so they can make their pittance off you, is a ponzi scheme.
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IF politicians would put as much effort behind the “morning after pill” as they do pushing or opposing abortion, the issue would become moot.
They will not though because some Republicans think that even one day after conception is still murder, and dim-0s dont want to solve the issue, they would rather have it un solved so they can stir up idiots with it for votes.
“It’s one in which there’s tremendous inequality in abortion access.”
Maybe I’m a state’s rights person on this one. Why does the federal government need to be involved in the abortion issue?
If each state can make its own laws, yes, that will lead to inequality, but the reason we have states with their own governments is so one state doesn’t have the same laws as another, which is in turn because the people in the individual states think differently. Nothing wrong with that.
I’d not advise anyone to have an abortion.
279 miles. Five hours of contemplating the action you’re about to take with many opportunities to make a U-turn
I’m not holding my breath for abortion to be banned in my state. If California turns any bluer she’s going to pass out.