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Anonymous wrote:Thank you, SCOTUS, for affirming that ALL LIVES MATTER.

Except the woman who is carrying a bunch of cells.

They are cells in the beginning. I agree.

Second trimester fetuses are not just cells.

YOUR opinion and certainly not something to be imposed on people who don't agree with you

I think there should be carveouts like incest, rape and obviously medical problems and complications. I just don’t think a mom should be able to terminate at 4 months as a form of birth control.

Except they may ban birth control too. Or at least access to it. Maybe you would be willing to raise those babies?

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you, SCOTUS, for affirming that ALL LIVES MATTER.

Except the woman who is carrying a bunch of cells.

They are cells in the beginning. I agree.

Second trimester fetuses are not just cells.

YOUR opinion and certainly not something to be imposed on people who don't agree with you

I think there should be carveouts like incest, rape and obviously medical problems and complications. I just don’t think a mom should be able to terminate at 4 months as a form of birth control.

Anonymous wrote:As someone who grew up outside the United States, I think there is a reality that many Americans do not want to admit. This country is really a collection of many different countries with different cultures. I lived in both very conservative and liberal states and the differences in terms of cultural views are quite big. While I want to be optimistic about this country remaining a strong federal republic, the cultural issues that affect this country today really seem to have binary (for/against) positions. Americans always point to other countries and their divisions and in the process praised the way they have managed to always compromise. It is true up to now this has been the case. Being a federal republic is not easy and I think we are seeing the challenges....

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Anonymous wrote:At first I was outraged but I realized it was no abortion after 15 weeks.

At 15 weeks, the fetus seems like a baby to me. I remember sharing my pregnancy and a picture of my ultrasound at the beginning of my second trimester and it was indeed a baby. When the baby has a head and body, that is a baby. Assuming you have a baby being on this forum.

cool. tell that cute little story to the woman who was raped and is forced to give birth to a child she didn't want.

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Anonymous wrote:Where are the protest? I am going with my 14 year old Daughter and 18 year old son.

We're past the point of protest. I suggest getting your documents in order and if you can finding work elsewhere. Get out while you can!

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Anonymous wrote:At first I was outraged but I realized it was no abortion after 15 weeks.

At 15 weeks, the fetus seems like a baby to me. I remember sharing my pregnancy and a picture of my ultrasound at the beginning of my second trimester and it was indeed a baby. When the baby has a head and body, that is a baby. Assuming you have a baby being on this forum.

cool. tell that cute little story to the woman who was raped and is forced to give birth to a child she didn't want.

Anonymous wrote:As someone who grew up outside the United States, I think there is a reality that many Americans do not want to admit. This country is really a collection of many different countries with different cultures. I lived in both very conservative and liberal states and the differences in terms of cultural views are quite big. While I want to be optimistic about this country remaining a strong federal republic, the cultural issues that affect this country today really seem to have binary (for/against) positions. Americans always point to other countries and their divisions and in the process praised the way they have managed to always compromise. It is true up to now this has been the case. Being a federal republic is not easy and I think we are seeing the challenges....

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you, SCOTUS, for affirming that ALL LIVES MATTER.

Except the woman who is carrying a bunch of cells.

They are cells in the beginning. I agree.

Second trimester fetuses are not just cells.

YOUR opinion and certainly not something to be imposed on people who don't agree with you

I think there should be carveouts like incest, rape and obviously medical problems and complications. I just don’t think a mom should be able to terminate at 4 months as a form of birth control.

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Anonymous wrote:Thank you, SCOTUS, for affirming that ALL LIVES MATTER.

Except for brown kids in their classrooms. The GOP don't think they matter all that much.

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Anonymous wrote: This is not something I thought I would ever actually see.

Kudos to the SCOTUS on this. Always should have been up to the states.

But why exactly? I'm just looking for the rationale why it should be a state decision and not a federal one. I can't have children anymore so just curious for the next generation.

There is no Constitutional right to an abortion. The Constitution enshrines a very small number of fundamental enumerated and unenumerated rights. It doesn’t protect everything that’s good.

In the midst of a massive social and political fight over abortion, Roe and Casey created an obvious fiction: a Constitutional right to “privacy” that included a right to abortion. This removed the issue from the usual political process, and did irreparable damage to the Court and the country. Suddenly the Court was a 100% political institution.

Today’s decision delivers the issue back to the political process, where it always should have been. I am basically pro choice. I also recognize that someone isn’t crazy, or a bigot or a woman hater, if they really feel like aborting a fetus (particularly one that is viable, can feel pain, etc.) is murder or something close to it. It’s a complicated issue. There is going to have to be a compromise that leaves both sides unhappy. And the debate will continue, people will make arguments, mobilize votes. That’s what’s supposed to happen on hotly contested policy questions in a democracy.

Anonymous wrote:Where are the protest? I am going with my 14 year old Daughter and 18 year old son.

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Anonymous wrote:At first I was outraged but I realized it was no abortion after 15 weeks.

At 15 weeks, the fetus seems like a baby to me. I remember sharing my pregnancy and a picture of my ultrasound at the beginning of my second trimester and it was indeed a baby. When the baby has a head and body, that is a baby. Assuming you have a baby being on this forum.

So you support affordable and accessible abortions up to 12 weeks?

Anonymous wrote:At first I was outraged but I realized it was no abortion after 15 weeks.

At 15 weeks, the fetus seems like a baby to me. I remember sharing my pregnancy and a picture of my ultrasound at the beginning of my second trimester and it was indeed a baby. When the baby has a head and body, that is a baby. Assuming you have a baby being on this forum.

Anonymous wrote:At first I was outraged but I realized it was no abortion after 15 weeks.

At 15 weeks, the fetus seems like a baby to me. I remember sharing my pregnancy and a picture of my ultrasound at the beginning of my second trimester and it was indeed a baby. When the baby has a head and body, that is a baby. Assuming you have a baby being on this forum.