Fantastic pick. I'm not super optimistic but if there is even a chance that this mass genocide of abortion can be chipped away at with an overturning of Roe, that would be great.
Oh for heaven's sake. People aren't going to stop getting medical abortions just because Mississippi and Kansas make it illegal.
Nobody wants to have an abortion, it's always a desperate, painful choice, and if you're in the position where you're forced to make that choice, having to cross state (or national) borders, or break the law, won't stop you.
All anti-abortion laws end up doing is making life hell for the women who are already in that horrible situation of needing an abortion. It's just cruelty and nothing more.
Increasing the distance required to travel to an abortion clinic increases the costs of getting an abortion. This in turn reduces the abortion rate. If you increase the cost of something, the quantity demanded will decrease. This is just common sense. An added benefit something a criminal offense also heightens the perception of the moral unacceptability of an act among the population.
#ShoutYourAbortion shows that there are indeed people who do want to get an abortion. Regardless, people should feel guilty and pained about murdering their children. This brokenness is necessary so that these women who aborted can truly repent and be restored to true peace in a way that rationalizing wrongdoing never could. And it is a good thing for both the mother and child to make it so that there are more roadblocks to performing such an evil thing as murdering one's own children.
There is nothing cruel about prohibiting murder and prosecuting those who commit it anyways. It is just and right. But you are correct that repealing Roe is just the first step. Ideally, abortion would be a federal crime with mandatory prison time.
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What is wrong with you? Dear god what a terrible take
