College Women in Southern States no longer able to obtain Abortion in Date Rape cases

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:As we know, about 25 US states have " Trigger laws" making it a Felony for a woman to control if/when she sustains a pregnancy.

If you are a Tuition paying parent sending a daughter to a University in one of these ( mostly Southern US States) do you realize that - under most of their Trigger laws- if your daughter is raped at a Frat party and, that Rape results in a fertalized Egg, she will be convicted of a Felony for choosing not to carry that pregnancy to term

Will you continue with your plan to pay 50K a year to say, Tulane, Emory, Suwannee, Furman, and the like

Or take your Tuition dollars elsewhere....

here is a map link to cross reference against ANY college you are considering as a Tuition paying parent: https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/06/24/abortion-state-laws-criminalization-roe/

Keep in mind also that your son's will also be penalized if they attend college in these states because it will be an automatic 18 year sentence with no way out

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Do not send your son or daughter to college in a red state! There are very few good colleges in red states anyway.

Yes! We don’t need you at Duke, Vanderbilt and Morehouse.

Clowns.

Yes, you actually really do. Especially the athletes and scholars. Your schools will drop in the rankings - mark my words.

You are the clueless one.

No, he/she isn’t clueless. Pull up any sport and look at the roster. Pull up graduate scholars in any program at Duke and Vanderbilt and see where they are from and where they did undergrad.

Those schools are not going to tank over abortions.

Academics should also decline professorships at Universities in states that deny women their civil right of full body autonomy and have passed laws making women who exercise same Felons

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:No way in hell am I paying for either my son or daughter to attend college in any red state. No fricking way.

At a minimum they need to be educated that they are going into fundamentalist states, not a developed Western country. We literally need travel advisories from the State Department.

Well, I am sure the EU will be putting up a travel advisory soon for its Corp types on what US states to avoid accepting employment in.

In the meantime, here is a helpful graphic for us from the Wash Post : https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2022/06/24/abortion-state-laws-criminalization-roe/

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I am absolutely planning to inform the presidents of universities that might have been on my daughter’s list that we decided not to apply because their state is anti-woman

Enough people do that, and colleges might start to take notice

Believe this: these schools will tank financially because they have already borrowed heavily to over build and planned their faculty budgets - including health insurance plans, which is their biggest employee expense- on forecasted full pay enrollment

Well healed Northern families who have 3 choices of where to spend their 50K a year ( 200 K over 4 years ) are just not going to send their daughter to a state where she might become a convicted felon , die or be forced to carry a pregnancy she does not want. The same families also don't want to see their sons exposed to risk for 4 years of becoming liable for 18 years of child support. After all, that is the family wealth that is being put at risk....

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I am absolutely planning to inform the presidents of universities that might have been on my daughter’s list that we decided not to apply because their state is anti-woman

Enough people do that, and colleges might start to take notice

Believe this: these schools will tank financially because they have already borrowed heavily to over build and planned their faculty budgets - including health insurance plans, which is their biggest employee expense- on forecasted full pay enrollment

Well healed Northern families who have 3 choices of where to spend their 50K a year ( 200 K over 4 years ) are just not going to send their daughter to a state where she might become a convicted felon , die or be forced to carry a pregnancy she does not want. The same families also don't want to see their sons exposed to risk for 4 years of becoming liable for 18 years of child support. After all, that is the family wealth that is being put at risk....

Well, I am hoping to spend somewhere between $25-30k, but I am in complete agreement. Hence why I want schools to know that they are losing the potential of our tuition dollars over this.

I already know one of the schools was having financial difficulties (Akron), so this will be even worse if they lose their oos applicants.