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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If Roe gets overturned, it goes back to the states. So, we will have the elites able to get abortions and those living in bad states not able to do so. [/quote] So further brain drain and more haves v have nots. [/quote] Yes, it's inevitable. PS I don't believe Roe vs Wade would be overturned. [/quote] Why would it not? No shortage of people want it gone. It’s a good bet that 4 on the court right now want it gone. I read once that the decision is taught in law school as bad law; there is no such constitutional right.[/quote] Having been to law school, Roe is not taught as "bad law." And Roe isn't the operative case, anyway. It's symbolic, but the more recent case is Casey v. Planned Parenthood. And they don't have to overturn it. They can just keep upholding more and more restrictions until it's functionally banned. [/quote]
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