Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I'm in the minority on DCUM but I think this is good news and I hope it comes to pass.
You're in the minority full stop.
The vast majority of Americans do not believe the government should be making health care decisions for you.
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority on DCUM. And abortion is not a "health care decision," in the vast majority of cases.
Choosing not to give birth, which is statistically more dangerous than having an abortion, is a “health care decision” in every effing case.
Then don't get yourself pregnant. Problem solved.
Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: most voters won’t care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what’s next? Conservative states have already made abortion inaccessible to most women already, creating hurdles and scare tactics that leave only 1-2 providers operating in some states. Do women/people who value womens’ health rise up? Do conservatives go full on handmaids tale? Is it going to be like 2 sets of rules-one for red states and another for blue? Or does nothing really change because they’ve mostly kept poor, rural women from getting abortions anyway, and they don’t really want to prevent “urban” babies from being aborted anyway?
There was an article in WaPo today that the anti-choice lobby now wants to push for a nation-wide ban on abortions after 6 weeks.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05/02/abortion-ban-roe-supreme-court-mississippi/
And they will get it unless you vote, vote, vote.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what’s next? Conservative states have already made abortion inaccessible to most women already, creating hurdles and scare tactics that leave only 1-2 providers operating in some states. Do women/people who value womens’ health rise up? Do conservatives go full on handmaids tale? Is it going to be like 2 sets of rules-one for red states and another for blue? Or does nothing really change because they’ve mostly kept poor, rural women from getting abortions anyway, and they don’t really want to prevent “urban” babies from being aborted anyway?
There was an article in WaPo today that the anti-choice lobby now wants to push for a nation-wide ban on abortions after 6 weeks.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05/02/abortion-ban-roe-supreme-court-mississippi/
So basically an anti-Roe? Isn’t that against the whole states rights argument?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Talk about judicial activism, wowsers. This is the mother opinion of all time.
There is no constitutional right to abortion. It should be a state decision.
Why didn't these abortion supporters push the Democrats to pass an abortion rights bill in Congress? The Democrats had 60 votes in the Senate when they passed Obamacare, if there really was overwhelming support on the D side for abortion rights, they could have included it.
Wonder why they didn't?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I'm in the minority on DCUM but I think this is good news and I hope it comes to pass.
You're in the minority full stop.
The vast majority of Americans do not believe the government should be making health care decisions for you.
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority on DCUM. And abortion is not a "health care decision," in the vast majority of cases.
Anonymous wrote:Unpopular opinion: most voters won’t care.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I'm in the minority on DCUM but I think this is good news and I hope it comes to pass.
You're in the minority full stop.
The vast majority of Americans do not believe the government should be making health care decisions for you.
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority on DCUM. And abortion is not a "health care decision," in the vast majority of cases.
Choosing not to give birth, which is statistically more dangerous than having an abortion, is a “health care decision” in every effing case.
Then don't get yourself pregnant. Problem solved.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:So what’s next? Conservative states have already made abortion inaccessible to most women already, creating hurdles and scare tactics that leave only 1-2 providers operating in some states. Do women/people who value womens’ health rise up? Do conservatives go full on handmaids tale? Is it going to be like 2 sets of rules-one for red states and another for blue? Or does nothing really change because they’ve mostly kept poor, rural women from getting abortions anyway, and they don’t really want to prevent “urban” babies from being aborted anyway?
There was an article in WaPo today that the anti-choice lobby now wants to push for a nation-wide ban on abortions after 6 weeks.
https://www.washingtonpost.com/nation/2022/05/02/abortion-ban-roe-supreme-court-mississippi/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Go woke go broke. It's too bad that the leftward social march of the democratic party resulted in women losing their right to decide about their own body and health. C'est la vie. If the democrats don't come back toward the center, I think the right to abortion is probably permanently gone
C'est la vie my a**. A right we all had for decades is now stripped from our children. This is a mother of a fight.
There is no "right" to an abortion. That is what this entire decision is about It was wrong from the beginning.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I'm in the minority on DCUM but I think this is good news and I hope it comes to pass.
You're in the minority full stop.
The vast majority of Americans do not believe the government should be making health care decisions for you.
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority on DCUM. And abortion is not a "health care decision," in the vast majority of cases.
Choosing not to give birth, which is statistically more dangerous than having an abortion, is a “health care decision” in every effing case.
Anonymous wrote:If this country operated correctly then all the Justices who said explicitly that they would respect stare decisis in this matter during their confirmation hearings would get criminal referrals for lying to Congress.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I know I'm in the minority on DCUM but I think this is good news and I hope it comes to pass.
You're in the minority full stop.
The vast majority of Americans do not believe the government should be making health care decisions for you.
Like I said, I know I'm in the minority on DCUM. And abortion is not a "health care decision," in the vast majority of cases.
Choosing not to give birth, which is statistically more dangerous than having an abortion, is a “health care decision” in every effing case.