Roe v Wade struck down

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Anonymous wrote:

“If so many women are dying, why aren’t we hearing about?”

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Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

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Welp.

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Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

There's plenty of mental illness in parts of the world that don't have access to insane amounts of weaponry and they have drastically lower rates of gun homicides.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

And like the gun "thing", no real solutions are considered/advanced by Republicans with respect to mental health. No support for expanded background checks, no support for raising the age of gun purchase to 21 (beyond the high school angst years), less and less support for all health care, etc. No a lot of deflection by people like you.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

And like the gun "thing", no real solutions are considered/advanced by Republicans with respect to mental health. No support for expanded background checks, no support for raising the age of gun purchase to 21 (beyond the high school angst years), less and less support for all health care, etc. No a lot of deflection by people like you.

I have no problem with expanded background checks. Raising the age to 18 is plausible. Since you do have the solution to abortion then tell me what would be wrong with it being voted on at the state level, versus 9 judges?

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

There's plenty of mental illness in parts of the world that don't have access to insane amounts of weaponry and they have drastically lower rates of gun homicides.

You mean Japan, Singapore, China, Australia and Canada to name a few lol. Ok look at their immigration laws, education, those societies in general.... and compare those things with the U.S. It's not just the insane amount of weaponry.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

No, women have the right to healthcare in all states.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Where are the bodies and funerals of all these dying women?

It's like the gun thing, a lot of deflection away from the real problems. Crime, and mental illness. As for abortion as a woman you can control your body, who you sleep with. Now it's at the state level and it can be voted on. Before there were too many who were using abortion as birth control. Maybe that won't change, but let it be voted on.

No, women have the right to healthcare in all states.

No, they don't. And particularly when practitioners leave the states for fear of prosecution.

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It appears this was not the slam dunk issue it was made out to be. Even young women swung more towards Trump this election.

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A little girl was walking through the woods on a bitterly cold day when she came across a snake who was almost frozen to death.

"Little girl, please put me under your coat so I won't freeze to death."

"No. You're a snake and you'll bite me."

"I promise I won't bite you. I just want to get warm"

Being nice and trusting, she put the snake under her coat and as soon as the snake warmed up, bit her.

"But, you promised not to bite me," she cried.

"You knew what I was when you picked me up," the snake replied and slithered off.

Trump will attempt to pass a federal ban on abortion within a year. You knew what he was when you voted for him. Live with it!