RoWade

That's an interesting thought. But I don't see any Republican taking on the responsibility of caring for more people in need.  

I think overturning Roe v Wade will have a lot of unforseen consequences. How do you remain one nation when you can't guarantee everyone has the same rights everywhere? It will increase the divide significantly more than it already is. The Supreme Court would also delegitimize itself overturning nearly 50 years of established law. Because then the question is what's next if that's not settled?

Except for the fact that the Bible actually gives instructions about how to perform an abortion.

Putting aside for my disdain for religious people trying to impose their beliefs on other people, what makes me sick about it is the fact that they're so obsessed forcing women to be pregnant against their will but there are zero mechanisms in place to support a baby once it is born. They don't seem to care about still births, major birth defects that would cause the baby undue suffering and potential early death, ectopic pregnancies, partial miscarriages that would cause sepsis and death if not aborted, etc. This doesn't even get into the nightmare healthcare system in the USA that bankrupts people for giving birth, no paid parental leave, expensive daycare costs, low wages, etc. 

They're so concerned about women being forced to be pregnant/give birth but they don't want them to use contraception. They're so pro-life that they'll burn down clinics and murder doctors. They're so pro-life that they don't give a shit about what happens to a baby once it is outside of the womb whether it kills a woman or not, whether it's born stillborn or not, whether it can even survive without extensive medical intervention or not. And God Forbid men get vasectomies. 

Roe V Wade isn't even just about abortion though. This also affects same sex marriage and privacy. 

If I was in a position where I was forced to be pregnant and denied medical care because the medical care would involve removing a fetus that was actually killing me I'd probably kill myself. 

Now the deaths from abortion rates that have come down so much over time are going to skyrocket again as women become more and more desperate to exercise their free will and right to choose so now not only will the "baby" die, but so will countless women who feel they have no other options. 

So super pro-life. So soul saving. So fucking merciless and hateful. 

Even if they had programs and mechanisms in place to support women forced into birthing unwanted pregnancies, I still think that's disgusting. I don't want state support I want to be left alone to make my own choices. It's ultimately about misogyny.

And it's baffling to me that it's reasonable to send the issue back to states. How do you protect women's rights for 50 years then send it back to the states? I need to understand how you maintain a united nation; one country when you cannot ensure the same rights for all everywhere?

Idk. I wonder if the court is getting any calls and letters. If they want to serve political and ideological interests they should be treated like politicians and the people whose rights they will be removing should be free to express their concerns. 

www.supremecourt.gov/contact/contactus.aspx

I live in a state where women's rights are getting trampled underfoot. I guarantee you things would change pretty damn quickly if men were held in equal responsibility to a child's life. If men were required to provide financial healthcare once the DNA declared, You ARE the father, we wouldn't have any issues at all.

Let's see some forced vascectomies. Let's see parents paying for their 16-year-old son's girlfriend's childcare. Let's see some of that action, eh?

C'mon, men, face your responsibility 'cause it takes two to tango.

Louisiana is wanting to pass legislation that would recognize personhood at fertilization. Meaning full rights for the zygote (at the expense of the mother's life.)

www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2022/05/05/louisiana-lawmakers-advance-bill-making-abortion-homicide-even-if-roe-v-wade-isnt-overturned/

So I've seen someone else online ask a really interesting question here. And that is that if a pregnant woman commits a crime, can she be charged without also charging the fetus? What about the fetus' due process rights?

Well the Libertarians have once again insisted on their right to control your body
digitaldefensefund.org/ddf-guides/abortion-privacy/#bigtech