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the victim a solution, such as immediate access to the morning after pill. Surely you recognize that.
If the pill is the only legal solution under state law, then many of the women who currently get
abortions would have to plan for it by ordering pills ahead of time or accept the responsibility
of motherhood (or violate the law against abortion.)
The great majority of morning after pills would likely be used in that manner, not for rape,
which compared to the number of abortions done, is very rare.
The good news is, now for dead sure SCOTUS will ignore precedent, and we can be sure the First and Second Amendments are trashed when the progressives finish the inevitable stacking.
Do we then force hangovers on people who drink too much, or lung cancer on smokers?
The only basis for this being discussed in government at all is the assertion that an fertilized zygote is a human being, which is 100% religion. Otherwise there is no basis for ANY government involvement. This is an example of government institutionalizing religion.
It doesn't matter if the abortion was for rape or a lack of judgement. Arguing that there are ways to avoid pregnancy are identical to arguing that everyone who smokes cigarettes should be forced to have lung cancer.
https://rightandfree.com/news/2022/05...
Of course!
Yes, but what is the proper choice?
The proper choice is to protect your body from an unwanted pregnancy!
Make that choice before you take your clothes off!
To fail to make that proper choice is to be personally, grossly irresponsible!
Exceptions apply when the pregnancy is due to rape or incest and, in those
cases, earnest attempts should be made to achieve an embryo transfer or
an adoption to a woman seeking a child. Another exception would be in the
case where the embryo is not viable.
Of course, the White House couldn't find a way to denounce either the leaking of the draft opinion or the doxxing of the Justices.
Thus, it would technically be outlawed but the criminal activities would be hard to stop and/or prosecute. Just look at the difficulty that the government has in trying to stop the importation of illegal drugs in quantity. A couple of pills that could be slipped into an envelope? A slim paperback book? Probably not happening.
Listen (if you can without gagging) to the left's message that this is only the first shot across the bow, with bans on gay marriage next. I haven't yet heard that they anticipate making transsexual surgeries illegal, but I'm sure we'll hear of it. I have heard that the Republican Nazis plan on reinstating bans on interracial marriage too, as the left strains credibility to and beyond any rational limit.
I'm not familiar with that instance.
the action of conceiving a child or of a child being conceived:
"Contraception" is prevention of conception.
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