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Anonymous wrote:He is young. Continue to try to teach him.
Does he understand that he knows women that have had abortions? He may not know that he knows them, but he most certainly knows them. Is he really okay with them being as good as common murderers the minute they step over certain state borders?
Does he understand that he knows women that have been raped whether he personally knows this detail or not? Is he really okay with having a rapist in power over them?
If he's never been conned himself, he certainly knows people that have been conned. Is he okay with having a con artist sit in the highest office in the country?
Keep trying.
Honestly, he may know some men that have been raped as well, although that is not as common.
But a cis man can not get pregnant
The poster is talking about getting raped.
Yes? And we are talking about women getting raped and impregnanted by their rapists. Which leads to abortion and the question of access
No, the poster was talking about the experience of not only getting raped but then have to watch a rapist be put into the oval office. That is infuriatingly insulting enough without any pregnancies involved.
I agree with you. My statement is also true
Yes overturning Roe v. Wade is another enormous issue that requires us to teach our children exactly how screwed up that is and what they need to do to fight back.
7 states have constitutional amendment preserving abortion rights. These states include:
Montana
Nevada
Arizona
Colorado
Missouri
New York
Maryland
New York and Maryland is mostly redundant but the other states are significant.
Nebraska passed a constitutional amendment to restrict abortions in the 2nd and 3rd trimesters.
One by one, states are passing laws to protect abortion and at some point a federal law will be passed.