I agree, and I think she very well knows that already. She knows we're basically rolling back the 20th century, and she couldn't be more pleased. For someone like her, if you're not married (to someone of the opposite sex) with at least two kids by the time you're 30, you're a worthless person. People of her ilk want to do everything in their power to make this country so homogenized in the way we live that we will become unrecognizable as individuals. In her desperation at homogeneity, we will all lose our humanity, and she can't wait. Then what she is supposedly hoping for is that once she has forced all of us to live a certain way that Democrats will be forced to fund government programs (very possibly run by Evnagelical churches) to sustain that way of life, with the belief that Dems will have no choice given the Court will eventually rule the through their decisions in the coming years, that only one way of life is now acceptable and legal in this country. It's as sick and twisted as it sounds.
This is a health care issue in other countries. As a 76 year old woman who fought for this right, I am deeply sad and afraid for the future of this country but, more than anything, scared for poor women who can't take time off work and don't have the resources to travel to another state to avoid having another child they can't support.
"Poor women"? Have you heard? Men can have babies now too! So "fetus" is a child? Accurate acknowledgement. Many companies have committed to paying for travel and abortion expenses. It's cheaper than paying for a delivery and infant care as well as medical insurance for the next 26 yrs. It's about the money.
We can remove the corruption in the healthcare system without killing babies. Most abortions are not involving a sick Mom or a Sick baby. The political parties lie.
Separation of church and state is in the Constitution, The Supreme Court should know this. Your religion shouldn't have any say in US LAWS. I say remove those justices' who lied under oath during their confirmation hearings.
This is ridiculous. All these "religion" arguments are bonkers. No where did any justice quote religion or religious texts. As a matter of fact, this allows the most barbaric abortion laws in the civilized world to stand. You see, NJ, Colorado, Vermont, Oregon, and DC have zero laws that restrict abortion. In all these jurisdictions, it is not illegal to abort a child right up until the moment of birth for any reason. This ruling allows that to stand as the wishes of the people and their elected representatives. How is that a "religious" ruling? Roe and Casey legalized abortion until "viability" in every US jurisdiction (and allowed states like NJ to put no restrictions). "Viability" is legally defined as 24 weeks but in actuality, children have been born at 21 weeks and survived and led healthy and normal lives. No where in this ruling does it determine that abortion is "wrong". This ruling simply states that the right of privacy does not make abortion legal and should never have made it legal. Many far left legal scholars even agree that Rose/casey were judicial overreach. Most of the wealthy, civilized world has 8-15 week restrictions on abortion. At 24 weeks (to birth in some states), US was a barbaric exception to the civilized world. The next time you believe the "religious" BS argument, remember that this ruling allows NJ, Oregon, (and every other state) to perform abortion until the moment of birth. It simply states its up to the people in each state to decide. Only a fool would believe that what this allows to stand in NJ and Oregon and Vermont and DC and Colorado is a "religious" decision. Stop being a fool.
@@memowilliam9889 The founding fathers put it in the very beginning of the first amendment of the bill of rights. I can understand conservatives missing it. They skim right past it to get the the second amendment!
@@ll8537-x2h ... It does not say, “... separation of church and state.” It says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion...” congress cannot favor one religious entity over another. It cannot create a state church such as Roman Catholicism or The Church of England. it also goes on to say, “... or prohibiting the free exercise thereof” Congress cannot prohibit religious expression. expression of religion means effecting culture around us too. It’s not just limited to singing songs in church on Sunday. the first amendment does not prohibit prayer in school, by a teacher, in a courthouse - by a judge, nor on the House floor in DC. Those are free expressions of religion, as part of a person’s culture. This is what you’re trying to do. you want to limit the free expression of religion in every public place. This is not what the founding fathers intended. They intended that people would have the liberty to express their religious identity in every public forum. What they didn’t want was a state church deciding how (or where) others could worship.
Pro choice does not mean Anti-life. I am also pro life. I just think that the species, and the nation, will survive if individual people are given the right to choose.
I resent the anti-choice people calling themselves pro-life because those very same people support executions, so how dare they call themselves pro-life. Let's not use their double-speak, hypocritical language. They are *not* pro-life.
@@charlesfinnegan7930 That's another lie because state sponsored executions are very much premeditated. Pull your head out of your arse and at least admit to yourself that you have no core principle beyond seizing power.
@@mandyinseattle Not only that, but many of the most conservative U.S. states fail vulnerable women and children the worst, further proving themselves hypocrites.
So a stillborn baby is worth saving instead of a women that could actually live? It’s cruel to force a women to care a already dead baby to full term, or a child a product of rape or incest, I do agree that people need to be more responsible when it comes to having a child, but people deserve a choice not all pregnancy is consensual. This anti-abortion ruling is just gonna lead to an increase in heath problems, such as suicide and depression and kids ending up in foster care without a family, because there isn’t enough children already there already.
There's a very long list for parents looking to adopt. Our population is facing a huge shortage of children due to the millions of babies being murdered every year.
People are still ultimately responsible for their choices and not to depend on dear old doctor to take care of it. It's no one's fault when a person takes their own life than the person taking their own life....same goes with depression.
They are no better than the Ayatollahs in the middle east. Freedoms must be fought for, especially separation of Church and State. There was a good reason then and there is a good reason now to uphold it. I was raised Catholic, but this makes me ashamed to see the religious meddling so personally in the destinies of others.
Exactly. 😓 Everyone can practice their faith in this countries but for the love of all things, you cannot legislate YOUR theology onto others. It's foundational in our "democracy"
@@memowilliam9889 It's really not, look at the recent decision in Maine, the supreme court is forcing public money to go to religious schools. We're still a ways away, but the threat of us turning into an autocratic theocracy is very real.
This is sickening. When I was a girl coming of age I felt fortunate to live in a nation that protected my privacy and personal life choices. I read a lot about the struggles of women in other parts of the world and I wished they had the same access to an education, healthcare, votings etc like I had here in the USA. I can’t believe that at my 36 years of age this is no longer true. I’ve never had an abortion and will never need one but this is not the point.
Maybe you should read the constitution. I see your a product of public schools. No where in the constitution does it state abortion is a right so it’s left to the states
Women have a right to do what they want with their body but they don't have a right to do what they want with the fetus which is a separate body. The fetus has its own blood type, it's own chromosomes, it's own unique DNA, it's own organs, etc. You may be supporting its growth in you but it is not your body. Just as you would foster the overall well-being of the child outside of your body you are doing the same to it inside your body. Therefore we must respect the dignity of the life for all humans are made in the image and likeness of God.
You can still have an abortion. You still have access. All your points are mute. I highly recommend what RvW overturning means, but, in simple terms... it's up to the state to decide on abortion. Now, read my last statement and interpret that, I'll give you a week. lol.
Somebody needs to retake high school civics again. Fact: The right to an abortion is not included anywhere in the U.S. Constitution. Roe v Wade was initially decided poorly....Even RGB held this position.
@@sigdec7789 The original Constitution did say that Thomas should be considered three fifths of a person. Wouldn't surprise me to see the new Court go after Brown v. Board of Education.
@@sigdec7789 "Section 1. All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws." Historically, interracial marriage is/was commonplace. It really wasn't until the Democrat party went full on racist did it become a problem. Thank them for the problem.
@@RealMTBAddict The percentage is a higher than that, rich folk call it D & E. But either way, it has no negative affect upon your life whatsoever. In fact, it has quite the opposite.
Have Americans not the right to initiate a referendum? In Switzerland we do that all the time, because we live in a DIRECT DEMOCRACY, the best worldwide, even Wikipedia says so.
Daisy, abortion is still legal in America. RvW doesn't ban it regardless what your twitter feed states. If you're going to comment arrogance, I suggest being informed. "Best worldwide"... wikipedia, the absolute truth. So much cringe.
@@teenyverse7707 The supreme court decided that US-American women have not all the same right, when it comes to the "right to choose" (have an abortion) over their bodies. So the constitution ment nothing to those 6 justices (or shall I say priests?). In the USA all men are equal but women are not!!!!!!!
So now we are going to have childcare at places of employment? We are going to have sex education? Give contraceptives? Because people will not stop having sex, people will not stop being raped or incest or another form. Men will be given contraceptives? Men will be held accountable for impregnation? Women do not get pregnant alone.
These young women who support this time in our history have no idea what they are facing and it’s sad for them. It’s a sad and terrible time for women of child bearing age.
Thomas literally wrote that SCOTUS should review those cases which address gay marriage, contraception, and even the legality of homosexuality. Those programs, which would have supported women and helped them to not choose abortion (a choice they no longer have), are consistently voted against, and have their funding cut by, Republicans.
He very conveniently skipped suggesting a review of Loving v Virginia, though. Since he has a personal stake in that one, and he wouldn't want anyone to tread on his rights, hypocrite that he is.
I was born in the 60s never did i think america is going backwards, the consequences involved, Unwanted pregnacies,Children,illeagle abortions again. BACKWARDS.
@@sprsmoke I don’t think you understand that suicide is also likely outcome (or medical emergencies from failed attempts to induce a period). Imagine being a single person, forced to face unemployment (likely by 8 months on) and disability (you literally cannot move as effectively, breath as effectively, work as effectively), you will have to recover from delivery, alone and without financial support- how will you pay your rent/bills?Much less all your appts and pediatric appts (during business hours, when you are trying to work as much as possible to get ahead for what’s to come) How soon will you be able to return to work postpartum? 6 weeks? Will you still have your old job or have to go job hunting? Who will watch your baby? How will you pay for childcare ($400-1k a week)*? AND if you have complications from said pregnancy (which is statistically quite likely) good luck addressing it in the most medically indicated way…doctors hands will be forced. It’s so much more complicated than “life threatening” pregnancies.
Can you imagine the increase of foster care that these unwanted births will go into. Most teenagers having children , don't have the means to provide for a child , whether it is financially or mentally. Children may suffer if in fact these children never get adopted and go thru the foster care route. Will the government then help with the surge of children in a foster care situation?
That’s a very small percentage of teenagers having children before 18 and so that’s where the where the grandparents of the unborn child come into play.
Unwanted births??? How cold and selfish that sounds and just plain stupid. With the education about birth control now a days. Foster care...who wouldn't want to stay home and take care of children and be paid, oh, women are already doing this by having more and more children.
It’s about the political power of religious fundamentalists in America. That’s why America is so different from other nations on abortion and some other issues
You are desperately mislead and naive, it's about the Supreme Court of the United States clarifying what is Constitutional and what is not, it's about appropriating power where it belongs, in this case that power rightfully belongs to each individual state to decide independent of a centralized governing authority. It would behoove you to take a basic class in Constitutionality or further your independent research prior to embarrassing yourself with such ignorant comments...!!!
Why are so many states banning abortion then, most of the states should allow it, the voters are showing they want abortion banned so it is not a majority that want abortion it's almost like 50/50
You people saying there's a majority seem awfully scared about letting each state vote on it.The fact of the matter is that you don't have the numbers you think y'all have.Abortion numbers have been dropping for years because a lot of young people have been more responsible than the last couple generations when it comes to unwanted pregnancies.We will see over the next few years what each states population want.We are an enormous country with vastly different values from region to region.
@@RedNekLvr22 ...and this wasn't a religious decision, no matter how much the left wails. This is about rebalancing the role of the federal government, letting states decide.
how is that the judges may bring their personal beliefs into their rulings in the State? are they not supposed to be impartial? these judges have a proven track record of 'defending the life of the unborn'...that should have been enough to have them removed from trial in the interest of justice...oh, you know the thing that they are meant to be there to effectuate, FFS!
They were impartial. Abortion is a choice, not a right. They actually followed the Constitution. I find it absurd that people throwing a fit over it are making silly assumptions that it has set back women's rights. And not even acknowledging the women that are pro life.
I have never had an abortion, well over the age of conception, but I defend to the ground having a constitutional right, BUT, MORE IMPORTANTLY, having control over my own body regarding my reproductive organs, and NO ONE ELSE! I have always been an advocate of pro-choice. I do not know others circumstances, and, consequently, no judgments. I’m perplexed by all the hypocrisy regarding right to life, but no solution regarding once born, killing by degrees. I expect (fantasy) all the advocates of overturning Roe vs Wade to commit to resolving the care and funding for these lives forced into the systematic abuse.
Not every abortion is committed because of poverty. Most are done by people of money ie rich people, movie stars, politicians, mistresses, married women who just can't be bothered or just don't want to ruin their figures, young girls brought in by their older pedafiles.
Just one more thing to divide the country. Reading just a few of the comments shows the sensitivity on both sides of the issue. And men deciding on issues for women? Nothing new there. At a time when many men act like children themselves, that is, act irresponsibly and leave the women to raise the children, The "Supreme" Court could not be more out of touch with the current state of life in America.
The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state.
I am 36 years old and 14 weeks pregnant with my first child - a very wanted child that my husband and I tried for months to conceive. My first ultrasound to find the heartbeat (two weeks after the plus sign on the stick) was the morning after the decision leaked. And I cannot fathom the horror of being forced by law to go through all the trials and tribulations of pregnancy if it were against my will. And remember, even if you "do the right things" like use contraception, stay healthy or wait until financial stability and marriage to get pregnant, THIS CAN STILL AFFECT YOU. Remember the cases in Poland and Ireland where women with wanted pregnancies had deadly complications and eventually died because the only treatment required an abortion of the pregnancy, which the doctors had to refuse until the baby's heart stopped beating first - which meant they had to wait to treat them until the women were beyond saving. Because with these abortion bans, even with exceptions "for the life of the mother", risking the woman's life by waiting to treat her is not as big a crime as ending a pregnancy before the fetus dies first, because only the latter is *murder*/s 🙄 and doctors will end up erring on the side of not going to jail, even if it kills women.
The moment you had sex, you are taking ALL the risk of pregnancy, having complications. But the good news is that now a days, with all the technologies the chances of dying because of pregnancy in a first world county is almost 0. And the facts in the USA support this. More than 90% of abortions in the US are performed on demand, used as birth control.
Fantastic! A person who is very happy to be bringing a child into the world but objective enough to have sound reasoning and compassion for someone in a different situation. Your child will be well guided in life, all the best to you!
I find your logic convenient. I want to understand something. Covid is a health AND safety issue, and PSA'S BY THE THOUSANDS to get a vaccine. How come, with all the contraceptive devices, we dont get any PSA's on sexual responsibility. I guess its because it is not a communicable disease.
*Snort Complications of pregnancy never require abortion. At most, a C-Section is the best procedure, because an abortion takes at least 24 hours to start (dilating the cervix or start the starvation of the unborn child through the aborticides which cut off its access to nutrients).
@@GreyWolfLeaderTW Ever hear of "partial birth abortion"? What you're describing as the "non-abortion" c-section - preterm surgical delivery long before viability - is in fact an abortion. In medicine, any intentional ending of pregnancy that causes the baby's death (whether in utero or not) is an abortion. In medical terms that abortive C-section is an "intact evacuation" - when it's done vaginally it's called "intact d&e". And if the baby is still alive when the head and/or torso emerges, that's "partial birth". You're pro-life and yet you seem to be fine with what is actually a partial birth abortion due to life-threatening complications 🤔 Care to reconcile that?
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg was not a fan of Roe vs Wade reasoning. She said that say just the opposite, that Roe was a faulty decision. For Ginsburg, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision that affirmed a woman’s right to an abortion was too far-reaching and too sweeping, and it gave anti-abortion rights activists a very tangible target to rally against in the four decades since. Ginsburg also was troubled that the focus on Roe was on a right to privacy, rather than women’s rights.
A mind-boggling time in America (we now join El Salvador, Poland, and Nicaragua as the only countries without abortion rights). And that "we need to get rid of contraception law too" little pile of #@$% Judge Thomas and his wife definitely need to go!
The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state.
@@steveconn Be angry at the ruling if you must. Also at the near FIFTY years of wasted opportunity to codify abortion into law. Perhaps you have but myself I haven't heard of one real legislative push at the federal level for abortion. I don't know maybe the issue itself was just too valuable as a talking campaign talking point for any one party to want to solve. Every 2, 4, or 6 years when a candidate respectively runs for the House, Presidency, or Senate that candidate can say "A woman's right to choose is important" without ever actually having to do anything about it once in office. I would imagine the talking point is a very lucrative campaign fundraiser.
@@davidpaz9389 Gee, maybe because a Republican congress in the 90s and under Obama stonewalled any progressive legislation anyway, and the Dem congress was busy with Russian traitor Trump and Covid relief? Duh!
There was *NEVER* a right to abortion to begin with. Ancient English law decreed that at the point a woman "quickened" (the point at which a child could be detected moving inside her) the child had the same legal protections as a born human. This included charging the murderer of the pregnant mother with double-homicide. Those ancient English laws are the basis of the English Common Law that informed the foundation of the American legal system. When the 14th Amendment was past, over 20 state laws banning abortion completely were on the books, and not a one was struck down because of its adoption. Most of those laws stayed on the books until the arrival of Roe vs. Wade.
Just from the way the RADICAL conservative judges wrote, you can read that they are plainly stating that this is a PERSONAL VENDETTA, not anything like a constitutional issue.
Especially when contrasted against their recent conceal & carry ruling. This is about power & hate. The Constitution & jurisprudence had nothing to do with it.
In a 1992 lecture she gave at NYU Ruth Bader Ginsburg said *"Measured motions seem to me right, in the main, for constitutional as well as common law adjudication. Doctrinal limbs too swiftly shaped, experience teaches, may prove unstable. The most prominent example in recent decades is Roe v. Wade."*
@@valerienady3499 I know 2 women who were adopted and live full and happy lives. One of them was the result of rape. It didn't affect her life. She also has 6 wonderful children. Feelings are a choice.
Abortion is not a constitutional issue! Those protesting government; do you want federal gov controlling your choice over your body? Didnt think so!!! Now you have a say so. Vote in your state 😉
Amazes me the contradictions on the right…I think they just like to make others miserable…they’ve all be praying for this while living lives of stark hypocrisy.
Control , Power and Greed , Roe versus Wade and its impact upon Republican and Democratic , Young women , Ted Cruz , Greg Abbott , Clarence Thomas , Mitch McConnell , Christian evangelicals etc..
Be angry at the ruling if you must. Also at the near FIFTY years of wasted opportunity to codify abortion into law. Perhaps you have but myself I haven't heard of one real legislative push at the federal level for abortion. I don't know maybe the issue itself was just too valuable as a talking campaign talking point for any one party to want to solve. Every 2, 4, or 6 years when a candidate respectively runs for the House, Presidency, or Senate that candidate can say "A woman's right to choose is important" without ever actually having to do anything about it once in office. I would imagine the talking point is a very lucrative campaign fundraiser.
"The unborn" are a convenient group of people to advocate for. They never make demands of you; they are morally uncomplicated, unlike orphans, they don't need money, education, or childcare; they allow you to feel good about yourself without any work at creating or maintaining relationships; and when they are born, you can forget about them, because they cease to be unborn. It's almost as if, by being born, they have died to you. You can love the unborn and advocate for them without substantially challenging your own wealth, power, or privilege, without re-imagining social structures, apologizing, or making reparations to anyone. They are, in short, the perfect people to love if you want to claim you love Jesus but actually dislike people who breathe
@@jimmyjames6487 It isn't whataboutism, it's saying that interracial marriage is also not guaranteed in the constitution and in fact has a healthy history of being banned. This obvious impacts the most conservative justice because he's a black man married to a white woman.
A lot of us don't. Don't worry, Ben Shapiro, Ted Cruz, and other extremely pro life Republicans are putting the nails in the coffin of this party. This is probably the last "win" (and that's the only reason they made this decision, to feel the power of a political win for once) that Republicans will ever have for decades
Your ID is definitely a misnomer. The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state. If anything Planned Parenthood can offer such transportation services paid for by donations made by persons such as yourself.
Hilarious. Companies are offering travel and abortion expenses for employees. But that wouldn't sound as dramatic and reactionary. But will they need a government mandated mask and vaccine?
"The difference between white and black females seemed to me an eminently satisfactory one. White females were ladies, said the sign maker, worthy of respect. And the quality that made ladyhood worthy?Softness, helplessness, and modesty--which I interpreted as a willingness to let others do their labor and their thinking. Colored females, on the other hand, were women--unworthy of respect, independent, and immodest." ~ Toni Morrison, American novelist, essayist, editor and professor
That is how all this started you got it right but its turned into q powet grabnow, Segration was the first ,the the righrs of minorities its all public info, thats whyiposted America is gping Backwards.
Way to turn up that racist stew. Hey you know about margret Sanger right? The founder of planned parenthood. Where did she put those abortion clinics. Oh yeah in black neighborhoods. Which race is killing their babies at the highest rate? Black women. Hypocrite
You cannot argue with any religious zealots. They are convinced that only their way is the right way. But you can name them and warn about their dèeds at home and abroad.
There should be laws from the Senate to regulate the Tenure of all these Supreme court Justices; it should not be a life thing for them; thats why some of them dont care anymore....Some of them lied in order to be confirmed to be there, also some of them are messing up things in that Supreme court
Absolutely. I’m old, but I still think that old people have no business making laws when they will not be impacted by the fallout. They’ll be dead soon, what do they care? Young people are the ones who have to live with the fallout, give them a voice!
Amendments to the constitution are difficult, but not impossible. We are the USA, we can do difficult things. We are WOMEN in the USA, we can definitely do difficult things. Time to revisit the ERA and include specific protections for abortion and other privacy rights.
Also time to revisit 1937 and FDR who started to move on legislation to reform the supreme court when the court was repeatedly blocking measures needed to help the nation recover from the Great Depression. Remember "a switch in time saved nine"? Just the fact that FDR was working on the legislation caused the court to back off on their attempt to eliminate the minimum wage. SCOTUS is one branch of government; they do not own the USA.
"Stripped away Constitutional rights...",so very sick of liberal MSMs opinions hammered at us as if antiabortion opinions are evil. Thanks Scotus for properly interpreting the Constitution.
In the United States of America there is the separation of Church and State. This is a State issue and certainly not a Church issue which is a private, individual matter that should never interfere with the laws of this country.
We have to vote them out of power ,no small minority should have the right to dictate how we conduct our lives,it should be the will of the people,not the will of Mitch and his Supreme Court judges ! This is not about life is about controlling woman’s rights ! We have a shameless Supreme Court
Your only saying that cause it’s not the decision you like. Abortion isn’t banned. It’s just limited in a few states. You can’t vote out the Supreme Court
It is limited in 26 states; several states do not include allowances for rape or incest. For instance, check Arkansas. The state forces you to carry the baby of your rapist to term. Incest victims, same fate. Do you understand now? Who is the legislator who could write a bill like that? What kind of sub human piece of trash. This is pure ugly hatred of women. Beyond the pale.
Terra nullius is a Latin expression meaning "nobody's land". It was a principle sometimes used in international law to justify claims that territory may be acquired by a state's occupation of it. The State is occupying Vaginas.
well there's a 50 cent solution that will solve all your problems! take personal responsibility for your actions and you won't have to worry about abortions!
@@johnkertzman3223 "take personal responsibility for your actions and you won't have to worry about abortions!" Does that same "logic" apply to a child that was raped by her father, and who would have to *carry the baby to term* if the Texas law is enforced? Come on man. You are literally blaming the victim here.
The word “abortion” needs to be eliminated. THE MAJORITY of the population know that a right to choose is crucial to physical and mental health. When the nomenclature and rallying cries of intelligent and empathetic humans includes the word abortion, for example, saying, “Fight for Abortion Rights”, most people immediately, consciously or subconsciously, focus on the word and equate it with death when in reality, by protecting and cherishing each sovereign, living woman is the life-saver.
Eliminate the word to hide what abortion actually is? How about instead of deceiving ourself we accept that abortion is the termination of a living human being developing within its own mothers womb, and see if we can find a moral justification for it?
@@fey__3919 Contraception has a failure rate even when used correctly. Rape happens. A wanted pregnancy can go wrong due to complications or a genetic or physical defect or deformity being detected. Are you saying that women in those situations should be forced to carry to term No Matter What? Should couples who don’t want kids just never have sex at all? Three words: Never. Gonna. Happen!
@@dragondancer1814 Ive heard the argument "if you cant afford a child dont have sex" so many times already in these few days. I guess thats going to be the privilege for the rich soon in this great country
Ironic that a conservative Supreme Court which will mould the country's future for decades to come was gifted the nation by a libertine New Yorker for the sake of ego-driven fame and power.
@@keithtravelrn "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." 9th Amendment.
This issue is a right to privacy in medical procedures matter, not just an abortion matter. This says that your private health matters can be invaded by someone that can deny you care, deny you coverage, deny you employment. This puts someone else in charge of your medical decisions, without your consent or consideration. This will not only affect women. This will affect men as well. Honestly, I don't think anyone will see the beast they've awakened until it's too late, it's already too late. Women will not go back to the time they want us to without mobilization. Complacency is over.
“This puts someone else in charge of your medical decisions” Welcome to what an unborn fetus/child has to go through: they might be killed by the person who created them, before they ever see the outside world.
@@orppranator5230 actually, until that cluster of undeveloped cells is capable of sustaining itself outside the body of a human body, it's exactly what it is. A parasite. Under any other definition, we do not imbue such things as having free will or freedom of choice. Go back under your rock please.
Abortion is not banned. It's still legal in California, New York, Colorado and several other states. You will still have access to health care. Besides abortion is not a right through privacy just like homicide and suicide isn't a right through privacy.
As I understand it abortion is not a constitutional right and what is not specified in the constitution is left to each state to decide. That is what just happened.
The supreme court decided that US-American women have not all the same right, when it comes to the "right to choos" over their bodies. So the constitution ment nothing to those 6 justices (or shall I say priests?)
Somebody needs to retake high school civics again. Fact: The right to an abortion is not included anywhere in the U.S. Constitution. Roe v Wade was initially decided poorly....Even RGB held this position.
Well, there is nothing wrong with being pro-life while advocating for the unborn but there is something wrong with "advocating" for the unborn, using the term "pro-life" and not caring about their lives after they are born. Pro-choice is not the same as pro-abortion. Pro-abortionist are people who believe in aborting regardless of the reason. Many people in pro-choice believes in a middle ground, exceptions. Others believe that exceptions should not be limited Pro-choice just believes in the right to choose dispite public opinion as long as their choice is not out of malice or hateful intent. They believe that Abortion shouldn't be the first resort, but it shouldn't be a illegal/prohibited option either. If there is a woman who have been horribly exploited but she wants to keep the baby, then she should keep her baby and she should not be discriminated against. However, if there is another women with similar experience and simply can't handle it after she thought about it then she should not be discriminated either. It does not mean that she was evil or weak just because she choose to abort her baby. If she can't do it then she shouldn't be forced to. Most of pro-life shouldn't judge. They can't handle wearing a undesired mask in a pandemic for 9 seconds, but highly expect woman/children to carry an undesired baby from their abuser's for 9 months. Also cases like Roe v Wade or Obergefell v Hodges, Brown v Board of Education and Griswold v Connecticut are not in the constitution. That's why they were in the Equal Protection Clause under groups of amendments. These are not rights because they may or may not offend God. These are rights because they protect people from others who believe that they are God! I know that they are many good people who are pro-life and choice despite their beliefs. I admire pro-life when they don't believe in dictating the lives of others just because they can pick up the bible and read a few scriptures. I love them for that. However, I don't appreciate when others pretend to be "pro-life" when they are actually just pro-fetus/birth and call women/even children who abort b*tches, who*es, serial killers, and baby murders when they themselves are very hostile against women and children they don't even know nor have any idea what they been through. Instead of helping them through their time of need. They want women who abort to be greatly prosecuted or executed... If they are unwilling to love women who abort the same way they love women who don't, then why are they calling themselves pro-life? Edit: I have been thinking about this, but despite what I may personally believe. Everything is not black and white. They have all shades of grey areas that are usually ignored or dismissed as "another easy solution" compared to another. We shouldn't judge others if we haven't been in their shoes because they are many cases where pro-life were only pro-choice when it was convenient to them. In other words, other abortions are immortal except their own and then they still use the same pro-life rhetoric or tactics, which seems fine but it's not fine when religious abuse or harassment comes to play.
Honestly I'm hoping that American people will vote for more Democrats on midterm election, so they can turn the table and puts abortion rights back on. I'm frustrated that I can't vote, and even in my country, where Asian traditions are heavy, women still allowed to chose abortion for many cases, but the US citizens has been stripped off this rights.
These radical conservatives on SCOTUS embody the very reason why term limits need to be enacted retroactively. NO ONE in our three branches of government should EVER have a lifetime appointment, especially justices that wield more power than the President who appoints them.
You do realize that one branch of government does not have power over another because of checks and balances. Perhaps you need to revisit what you learned in civics, if you've ever made it that far. The job of the Supreme Court is to interpret the law.
Radical conservatives? Last time i checked it were 3 democrats women who decided that it would be a great idea to let two men to get married and push lgbt propaganda in schools. Hopefully this bs gets reversed as well
Which is exactly why we have the SCOTUS, to ensure our President never acquires power on the level of dictator, you're well on your way to understanding how the checks and balances appropriate in our great Republic, keep going...!!!
@@kneegerman2076 You and folks that think like YOU are the perfect example on why people need to mind their OWN business. Run your OWN race and more importantly try to win w/out cheating🤨
Article V of the Constitution provides two ways to propose amendments to the document. Amendments may be proposed either by the Congress, through a joint resolution passed by a two-thirds vote, or by a convention called by Congress in response to applications from two-thirds of the state legislatures. With the current congress, this is never gonna happen. If the GOP gains control of the WH in 2024, there will be a nationwide ban. I can guarantee it.
Why? Because they overturned a wrongly adjudicated decision? Even RGB said it was wrongly decided. The SCOTUS didn't ban anything. It goes to the states for states to decide, just like a functioning Constitutional Republic is supposed to.
No where in the Constitution, or anywhere else, does it give someone or something a right to use another person's body in order to live. You can't even donate your own organs after death without pre-mortem consent. This ruling gives females less autonomy than a corpse.
with the gutting of the right to privacy, it'll be easier for the government to institute a vaccine mandate. don't want to hear anything from your group if/when that happens. you cheered when we lost our rights
Equal rights obviously.not a priority , separation of church and state not a priority., Control and domination …. Surprise we are well on our way to fascism.
Neither is same sex marriage or interracial marriage or contraception and many other rights we all take for granted. This is only the beginning of what the court is going to overturn. Enjoy your rights while you can. They may be a thing of the past soon.
So odd that more Americans are concerned about inflation instead of the assaults on democracy and personal rights. Inflation will end but our way of life is at stake to end.
"assaults on democracy", By the court reversing its dictation onto the people and returning the choice of abortion back to the people. That IS democracy.
If poor Black women are the main women seeking an abortion the government s can easily remedy poverty. and use propaganda to support family values that should be taught at home and not by proxy.
the only way to do that would be to establish a universal basic income for all citizens, and we dont seem to be on the verge of doing this. That would take care of the 'poverty' issue, but the fact remains that not everyone is eager to become pregnant - or see their partner get pregnant - at any given time.
Lets pass a law that child birth supersedes prenuptial agreements, trust accounts, and burdens all financial responsibilities onto the male. While making the woman the controlling interest of all finances
@@stevenlouis1024 My bad, tough to tell. "Normal" leftist viewpoints are so much like they *should* be sarcasm these days that I've been having a difficult time thinking of anything sarcastic enough to sound legitimately sarcastic.
Focus on educating people not to have sex. Actions have consequeneces, people who support abortion are just finding an excuse to not take responsibility.
It is only your body & your choice to take steps to avoid a human conception. After conception it is the unborn's body/life you are choosing to eliminate due to inconvenience
rapists don't take no for an answer and you are telling women their life no longer means anything once they are pregnant you demand the cells not yet formed into a human are more important than a living woman, thanks for proving exactly what this religious extremist movement is all about Hate & Power over women, girls and anyone you disagree with, you don't believe in freedom and human rights, you believe that you are the only one who can decide for everyone else. The same people crying over wearing a mask are pumping their chest flaunting their mandate over the bodies of women and girls, the same people who demand gun rights for self protection especially from the government have just used the government to take away the right of self protection of girls and women by banning abortion with no exceptions. You people are sick and disgusting, you don't care about girls and women, rape victims don't have a choice when hateful people like you don't care enough to think about who you are hurting when you take their right to life away.
The supreme court left it to the states. Because we're a constitutional republic. We don't just abide by the loudest screeching imbeciles in society Dorthy. Feel some grass. Apply for citizenship elsewhere
@@janesevy4372 There are infinitely more reasons one can get pregnant than just not caring. You're using a strawman argument to ignore the immense suffering this ruling is going to cause.
@@janesevy4372 Ok, let me try saying this slower. Your comment is assuming that everyone who gets pregnant either meant to, or was reckless. You then assume that abortion is an attempt to get out of this behavior (the strawman part of the argument). There are other reasons one can get pregnant (birth control just didn't work, rape, the male took off the condom during consensual sex and the female didn't notice). These other reasons have nothing to do with the female's behavior. Therefore, your argument is invalid in that there are many times women get pregnant and need abortions where their behavior was not a factor. This ruling is going to force them, in many states, to ruin their lives. That is bad. Do you want me to try using smaller words next?
Former fetus here. And since I’m here now, I’m damn glad I never brought another being into this authoritarian regime, where already half the children are on government assistance.
you are only qualified to speak for yourself... and your sins are not superior to those of anyone else.. also did you know that God commanded jealous men to bring in their women to be given a concoction that would make them miscarry if they had been unfaithful? I doubt that you did know that because you have never read the Bible
It also doesn’t have the word woman anywhere in it or the right to vote. African American men are 3/5 a person. Are we really going to stay stuck in the 18th century forever
I think that the next law should be men also being responsible for a woman being pregnant. If you made abortion illegal, supreme court, then men should bear the consequence as well. They should also be criminalized if their child was aborted. There should be more help for domestic violence and rape victims, not restricting ways that they can get out of a toxic relationship. Women are the ones who gets all the blame and had to suffer. Even though we know very well that a woman can't be pregnant by herself if the man aren't involved. It is because this world ruled by men that's why their are rules that exists to push women down, while a man can just brush off his responsibilities. It is sickening.
@@mr.centrist5789 A woman can't made a choice to be pregnant, especially in rape cases. The baby was pushed into their bodies without their consent, and now people are saying they can't remove it? That's just madness. What if the girl were 11, what if she had her school life, her career, and her life ruined because a rapist forced her to be pregnant against her will? Even in cases where both of them consented, a man still participate in their baby's conception. Sure we do need a law that allows men to have some says in abortion decision, but men should have some responsibilities as well.
This is great news for me as a businessman and horrible news for me as a citizen. We continue to march backwards into exactly what our forefathers warned against, an oppressive theocratic authoritarian government. Luckily for me all systems can be beat. I own a transportation company and we’re setting up transportation for women to travel from anti choice states to pro choice states for these procedures. America is still the land of opportunity!
America is an embarrassment. As a 64 year old American citizen who moved to Ireland 6 years ago, I am embarrassed of my country and how it is crumbling. Ireland recently made abortion legal and the people I meet here are flabbergasted at what is now happening in the US, a nation they once looked to for inspiration.
A theocratic authoritarian government? How is letting the democratic process work by letting states decide "going backwards", exactly? Geezus, even RGB said Roe was decided incorrectly, stating the SCOTUS "created" a right out of thin air. And, you do realize nothing was federally banned, right?
Abortion vacation travel! Some employers will even pay. Marching backwards is killing babies the day of delivery as man progressives are advocating for.
@@hawkeyeted I agree this was done by the book, which is why - while my opinion is that it’s authoritarian - I accept it and get on to what makes America great, the business of business. You’re obsessing over one sentence in my comment, dude. I’m not a fan of theocracy but agree it was done within the system, exactly the same as what I am doing with my transport business. If you read and understood my whole comment as opposed to your triggered reaction to one sentence, you would understand just how ignorant your last question was.
This reporting is disastrous from the first sentence. Nowhere in the constitution does it promise a woman's right to have an abortion. And the right to an abortion wasn't "stripped away", it was relegated back to each individual State to decide. We live in a democracy and the people of each state once again have the power to elect governors in their state to represent their values and govern accordingly. RvW was bad law back in 1973. Medicine and biology have come revealed how antiquated the law was. The SCOTUS is holding the country to the constitution and centering the nation after being misaligned on some social issues for decades, and generations. Have these reporters ever taken a civics class?
If you agree that it’s your body and choice, then Learn to make better choices and be responsible for the choices you make. If you do that you won’t have to let the government facilitate your lack of good judgment, because it’s really better when you learn from your mistakes. You are 100% responsible for the things you think, say and do, and if the results of your thoughts, words and deeds creates a life in this world, then you are still 100% responsible.
@@Zarincos killing a human life doesn’t expose the evil act that may have created it. It only covers up the act, and the most innocent life in such a case pays the ultimate price. What does overcome the evil act involved, is choosing to love that child, to know and to walk the narrow path in this life, but to do that takes guts, and courage and the power for that comes from outside ourselves. But the result is strength and the privilege that comes with faith. That is what overcomes evil things in this world.
@@43Danc You realize that if they're going to cover it up, it's now just more dangerous? Instead of actual abortion medicine they're going to force the daughter to take whatever poison carries a high miscarriage rate. Even in the event that the rapist is caught, forcing a teenager to carry a child to term basically ruins their life, they will guaranteed mis a ton of school because of it, they're ostracized from their social groups, and their chances of having a good life are substantially diminished.
@@43Danc theres no hate like christian love huh? Fetuses are worth protecting but lets forget the literal child who was raped so we can force her to birth it!
Ok now. It has never been a true right of anyone to have an abortion. According to the constitution it's up to the states to make laws for their states that the constitution has not ratified. And I am happy the supreme Court did their jobs
Jane Roe, whom we now know as Norma McCorvey, was just 21 years old when she became pregnant for the third time and sought an abortion in the state of Texas. Texas law, however, stated that a woman could only undergo an abortion if the mother’s life was at risk. McCorvey was put in contact with two lawyers, Linda Coffee and Sarah Weddington, who were looking for a pregnant woman to help them build a case to legalize abortion. McCorvey lied and said she had been raped. That lie became the basis for the legal fight against the District Attorney of Dallas County, Henry Wade. The lawyers knew that the case would never be finished in time for McCorvey to get an abortion and she ended up giving birth and placing the child for adoption. McCorvey not only admitted later on that she had lied about being raped, but she became pro-life and worked to end legal abortion up until her death in 2017.
It was never the courts job to give a right to anyone in the first place.It was a conservative SCOTUS that reversed a horrible decision by a Conservative SCOTUS.
Though I am pro-choice I am glad Rowe was overturned. The reason why is simple. The Supreme Court should not be the ones making this decision for our nation. The entire point of congress is to address issues and find a resolution that works for the majority. Every side has to give a little to find the solution that works best overall. We need to decide as a nation how this issue should be addressed. Whether to leave is to each state to decide or to have a federal law that decides how to address it. I also believe we need to address qualified immunity for the same reason.
It was democrats that sued Mississippi over its abortion law which allowed abortion up to 15 weeks. They should have left well enough alone, but they wanted abortion right up to the moment of birth which is just plain sick. It should also be pointed out that if Ginzberg had retired during 0bama's term he would have replaced her with another radical leftist. Still, she refused to retire because she wanted to wait and retire when Hillary Clinton became president. Ooops. Ginzberg then announced she would stay on the bench until Trump left office. So, if the left really wants to scream about something, blame it on Ginzberg and 0bama because he was too timid and weak to convince her to retire. So, it was arrogant and entitled democrats that are the most to blame for the situation in which they find themselves.
Literally no one advocates for that, you're using strawman arguments. Ginsburg should have retired earlier, but we shouldn't ignore the naked powergrab my McConnell
The five court justices aren't just "conservative". They're "American evangelical Christian" "conservatives". The problem is that not all religions believe what "American evangelical Christians" claim they do regarding when life in the womb begins. The fact that these justices are ruling using their interpretation of one particular religious text when the country the ruling will effect is multi-faith, is disturbing and inherently unfair to the other faiths. If only there was some part of the US Constitution that talked about keeping certain people's interpretation of their particular religion, and the laws that govern every citizen, separate...
Um, every conservatives on the court is Catholic with the one Protestant Neil Gorsuch if I’m remembering correctly is episcopal, conservative Christian does not mean evangelical.
@@brandonarena3204 which is why I put those words in quotes. These justices are not meant to rule from their religious beliefs nor are they meant to impose their religious beliefs on their fellow citizens - even those citizens who share their religious beliefs.
Congress can't establish a religion or prevent free excercise of religion. Thats it. This decision was made on purely constitutional grounds. The dissenting justices were the only ones injecting their own personal beliefs into the case. If abortion is going to be a right, amend the constitution. Oh wait, you CANT. You don't have nearly enough states 😉
This is ridiculous. All these "religion" arguments are bonkers. No where did any justice quote religion or religious texts. As a matter of fact, this allows the most barbaric abortion laws in the civilized world to stand. You see, NJ, Colorado, Vermont, Oregon, and DC have zero laws that restrict abortion. In all these jurisdictions, it is not illegal to abort a child right up until the moment of birth for any reason. This ruling allows that to stand as the wishes of the people and their elected representatives. How is that a "religious" ruling? Roe and Casey legalized abortion until "viability" in every US jurisdiction (and allowed states like NJ to put no restrictions). "Viability" is legally defined as 24 weeks but in actuality, children have been born at 21 weeks and survived and led healthy and normal lives. No where in this ruling does it determine that abortion is "wrong". This ruling simply states that the right of privacy does not make abortion legal and should never have made it legal. Many far left legal scholars even agree that Rose/casey were judicial overreach. Most of the wealthy, civilized world has 8-15 week restrictions on abortion. At 24 weeks (to birth in some states), US was a barbaric exception to the civilized world. The next time you believe the "religious" BS argument, remember that this ruling allows NJ, Oregon, (and every other state) to perform abortion until the moment of birth. It simply states its up to the people in each state to decide.
@@mikeburke7053 Did you actually read what Justice Alito wrote in his decision? If you did you would see where he was quoting Sir Matthew Hale, a 17th-century jurist who conceived the notion that husbands can’t be prosecuted for raping their wives, who sentenced women to death as “witches,” and whose misogyny stood out even in his time. These are not "constitutional" arguments. These are religious (again, more specifically, "American evangelical Christian" religious) extra-Constitutional arguments. That is dangerous for everyone, whether you share those particular religious beliefs or not. The US Constitution is supposed to be the supreme law of the land, not my Bible, or your Quran, or her Torah, or his Book of Mormon, or any one else's religious text. It's neither fair nor right for anyone's interpretation of their favorite religion to be the thing that causes a ruling/law to be overturned and by so doing endangering the lives of half the country. While I agree that if Congress had been allowed to codifiy _Roe_ into Federal law we wouldn't be here, one senator prevented that law that has already passed the House to be voted on: Joe Manchin of West Virginia. Throwing _Roe_ back to the states is ironic considering that this same court decided that New York State can't be trusted around gun rights. But they have no problem in removing rights from citizens of those states.
I don't understand the control these conservatives want -- in many cases this has nothing to do with them personally -- abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, yet they have incredibly strong opinions on things that don't concern them -- and if it's religion-based, true Christians are supposed to love thy neighbor, not judge and restrict them. The defense of the pro-life legal scholar was really weak -- the way Congress and state legislatures work, these issues will not get solved to the point that abortion isn't necessary; typical deflection tactic.
That conservative legal scholar is off her rocker if she thinks this has the potential to be a unifying moment for women
I agree, and I think she very well knows that already. She knows we're basically rolling back the 20th century, and she couldn't be more pleased.
For someone like her, if you're not married (to someone of the opposite sex) with at least two kids by the time you're 30, you're a worthless person. People of her ilk want to do everything in their power to make this country so homogenized in the way we live that we will become unrecognizable as individuals. In her desperation at homogeneity, we will all lose our humanity, and she can't wait.
Then what she is supposedly hoping for is that once she has forced all of us to live a certain way that Democrats will be forced to fund government programs (very possibly run by Evnagelical churches) to sustain that way of life, with the belief that Dems will have no choice given the Court will eventually rule the through their decisions in the coming years, that only one way of life is now acceptable and legal in this country.
It's as sick and twisted as it sounds.
These people will say literally anything in pursuit of their own agenda.
It’s a unifying moment for virtue signaling phonies and religious hypocrites. So there’s that.
Unifying the kind of women she detests so, of course.
what does conservative even mean? what definition would encompass both Trump and Pence?
This is a health care issue in other countries. As a 76 year old woman who fought for this right, I am deeply sad and afraid for the future of this country but, more than anything, scared for poor women who can't take time off work and don't have the resources to travel to another state to avoid having another child they can't support.
So basically she didn't learn her lesson from the babies she already can't afford.
"Poor women"? Have you heard? Men can have babies now too! So "fetus" is a child? Accurate acknowledgement. Many companies have committed to paying for travel and abortion expenses. It's cheaper than paying for a delivery and infant care as well as medical insurance for the next 26 yrs. It's about the money.
Why didnt they take responsibility before conceiving then?
We can remove the corruption in the healthcare system without killing babies.
Most abortions are not involving a sick Mom or a Sick baby.
The political parties lie.
Can't afford a child......... DON'T DO WHAT IT TAKES TO CREATE A CHILD!!!!
Separation of church and state is in the Constitution, The Supreme Court should know this. Your religion shouldn't have any say in US LAWS. I say remove those justices' who lied under oath during their confirmation hearings.
False.
Separation of church and state is not in the constitution.
This is ridiculous. All these "religion" arguments are bonkers. No where did any justice quote religion or religious texts.
As a matter of fact, this allows the most barbaric abortion laws in the civilized world to stand. You see, NJ, Colorado, Vermont, Oregon, and DC have zero laws that restrict abortion. In all these jurisdictions, it is not illegal to abort a child right up until the moment of birth for any reason. This ruling allows that to stand as the wishes of the people and their elected representatives.
How is that a "religious" ruling?
Roe and Casey legalized abortion until "viability" in every US jurisdiction (and allowed states like NJ to put no restrictions). "Viability" is legally defined as 24 weeks but in actuality, children have been born at 21 weeks and survived and led healthy and normal lives.
No where in this ruling does it determine that abortion is "wrong". This ruling simply states that the right of privacy does not make abortion legal and should never have made it legal. Many far left legal scholars even agree that Rose/casey were judicial overreach.
Most of the wealthy, civilized world has 8-15 week restrictions on abortion. At 24 weeks (to birth in some states), US was a barbaric exception to the civilized world.
The next time you believe the "religious" BS argument, remember that this ruling allows NJ, Oregon, (and every other state) to perform abortion until the moment of birth. It simply states its up to the people in each state to decide.
Only a fool would believe that what this allows to stand in NJ and Oregon and Vermont and DC and Colorado is a "religious" decision.
Stop being a fool.
Opposing abortion isn't a religious stance.
@@memowilliam9889 The founding fathers put it in the very beginning of the first amendment of the bill of rights. I can understand conservatives missing it. They skim right past it to get the the second amendment!
@@ll8537-x2h ...
It does not say, “... separation of church and state.”
It says, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion...”
congress cannot favor one religious entity over another. It cannot create a state church such as Roman Catholicism or The Church of England.
it also goes on to say, “... or prohibiting the free exercise thereof”
Congress cannot prohibit religious expression. expression of religion means effecting culture around us too. It’s not just limited to singing songs in church on Sunday. the first amendment does not prohibit prayer in school, by a teacher, in a courthouse - by a judge, nor on the House floor in DC. Those are free expressions of religion, as part of a person’s culture.
This is what you’re trying to do. you want to limit the free expression of religion in every public place. This is not what the founding fathers intended. They intended that people would have the liberty to express their religious identity in every public forum. What they didn’t want was a state church deciding how (or where) others could worship.
Pro choice does not mean Anti-life. I am also pro life. I just think that the species, and the nation, will survive if individual people are given the right to choose.
I resent the anti-choice people calling themselves pro-life because those very same people support executions, so how dare they call themselves pro-life. Let's not use their double-speak, hypocritical language. They are *not* pro-life.
@@mandyinseattle Maybe not but we are anti pre meditated homicide.
@@charlesfinnegan7930 That's another lie because state sponsored executions are very much premeditated. Pull your head out of your arse and at least admit to yourself that you have no core principle beyond seizing power.
@@mandyinseattle Not only that, but many of the most conservative U.S. states fail vulnerable women and children the worst, further proving themselves hypocrites.
Doctors performed abortions for money without medical necessity. Beware of unnecessary hysterectomies, cesarean sections, ovariectomies.
So a stillborn baby is worth saving instead of a women that could actually live? It’s cruel to force a women to care a already dead baby to full term, or a child a product of rape or incest, I do agree that people need to be more responsible when it comes to having a child, but people deserve a choice not all pregnancy is consensual. This anti-abortion ruling is just gonna lead to an increase in heath problems, such as suicide and depression and kids ending up in foster care without a family, because there isn’t enough children already there already.
All of what you mentioned will be allowed. Calm down Karen.
There's a very long list for parents looking to adopt. Our population is facing a huge shortage of children due to the millions of babies being murdered every year.
People are still ultimately responsible for their choices and not to depend on dear old doctor to take care of it. It's no one's fault when a person takes their own life than the person taking their own life....same goes with depression.
@@ThatCoolKidYouKnow say that to the 400k children in fostercare mister self righteous...
They are no better than the Ayatollahs in the middle east. Freedoms must be fought for, especially separation of Church and State. There was a good reason then and there is a good reason now to uphold it. I was raised Catholic, but this makes me ashamed to see the religious meddling so personally in the destinies of others.
God comes first, men and women's opinions don't matter, parameters have been set in stone by God, we either choose obedience or disobedience...!!!
The current Pope is a communist so why you mad
Exactly. 😓
Everyone can practice their faith in this countries but for the love of all things, you cannot legislate YOUR theology onto others. It's foundational in our "democracy"
Hyperbole much?
@@memowilliam9889 It's really not, look at the recent decision in Maine, the supreme court is forcing public money to go to religious schools. We're still a ways away, but the threat of us turning into an autocratic theocracy is very real.
This is sickening. When I was a girl coming of age I felt fortunate to live in a nation that protected my privacy and personal life choices. I read a lot about the struggles of women in other parts of the world and I wished they had the same access to an education, healthcare, votings etc like I had here in the USA. I can’t believe that at my 36 years of age this is no longer true. I’ve never had an abortion and will never need one but this is not the point.
Did you support vaccine mandates? BTW Abortions are still legal.
China, and North Korea now are the only two countries that offer the "healthcare" you seek.
Maybe you should read the constitution. I see your a product of public schools. No where in the constitution does it state abortion is a right so it’s left to the states
Women have a right to do what they want with their body but they don't have a right to do what they want with the fetus which is a separate body. The fetus has its own blood type, it's own chromosomes, it's own unique DNA, it's own organs, etc. You may be supporting its growth in you but it is not your body. Just as you would foster the overall well-being of the child outside of your body you are doing the same to it inside your body. Therefore we must respect the dignity of the life for all humans are made in the image and likeness of God.
You can still have an abortion. You still have access. All your points are mute. I highly recommend what RvW overturning means, but, in simple terms... it's up to the state to decide on abortion. Now, read my last statement and interpret that, I'll give you a week. lol.
The Constitution Needs A Declared " Right To Privacy" Added.
To Handle So Many Things.
Why, when legislation can guarantee privacy?
Democrats had 50 years to make abortion law, but all they did was fund raise over it.
My right to privacy you allow me to end someones life?
Abortion was not outlawed. You can continue to be promiscuous if you want. Enjoy those STDs. Nasty...
@@hawkeyeted Suggest You Converse Directly With Them, And Quite Sternly Too
Somebody needs to retake high school civics again. Fact: The right to an abortion is not included anywhere in the U.S. Constitution. Roe v Wade was initially decided poorly....Even RGB held this position.
Clarence Thomas...What about when your co workers decide to rethink Loving Vs. Virginia (1967)?
He doesn’t agree with that either. The only exception is him and his wife. Everyone else can go duck themselves.
It will not, that case was decided in a different way AND is covered under Amendment 14.
@@wmpratt2010 Here's a fun experiment I'll pretend to be Justice Alito "Where does the 14th Amendment specifically mention interracial marriage?"
@@sigdec7789 The original Constitution did say that Thomas should be considered three fifths of a person. Wouldn't surprise me to see the new Court go after Brown v. Board of Education.
@@sigdec7789 "Section 1.
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside. No state shall make or enforce any law which shall abridge the privileges or immunities of citizens of the United States; nor shall any state deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law; nor deny to any person within its jurisdiction the equal protection of the laws."
Historically, interracial marriage is/was commonplace. It really wasn't until the Democrat party went full on racist did it become a problem. Thank them for the problem.
No sane person WANTS to have an abortion, nor the idea of it, but it's a necessary procedure to save women's lives.
Rarely done to save a life. But you knew that.
Maybe 1% of the time it saves the mother's life.
less then .5% are to save the mothers life, rape and incest. Most if not all the states who are restricting make the life exception.
@@RealMTBAddict 100% of the time it takes a life.
@@RealMTBAddict The percentage is a higher than that, rich folk call it D & E. But either way, it has no negative affect upon your life whatsoever. In fact, it has quite the opposite.
Have Americans not the right to initiate a referendum? In Switzerland we do that all the time, because we live in a DIRECT DEMOCRACY, the best worldwide, even Wikipedia says so.
Oh, please. Not this.
How many blacks live in Switzerland? What are your baby killing laws? You think wikipedia is factual?
Daisy, abortion is still legal in America. RvW doesn't ban it regardless what your twitter feed states. If you're going to comment arrogance, I suggest being informed. "Best worldwide"... wikipedia, the absolute truth. So much cringe.
@@teenyverse7707 The supreme court decided that US-American women have not all the same right, when it comes to the "right to choose" (have an abortion) over their bodies. So the constitution ment nothing to those 6 justices (or shall I say priests?). In the USA all men are equal but women are not!!!!!!!
America is not a democracy we are a constitutional republic. When that democracy turns into a direct tyrannical government don’t come to America.
This has been an insane week in the Supreme Court, for sure.
This is the worst supreme court ever. Just a bunch of liars in robes.
It’s been a week for the history books! Praying for more wins for America and for life!
You mean a GREAT week for sure! New Yorkers can now defend themselves against criminals with guns and maybe bring down their high crime rate.
I know!! What an incredible week to celebrate life!!🙏❤ ..The Supreme Court finally got it right!!
This has been an insane [CONSTITUTIONAL] week in the Supreme Court, for sure.
Fixed it for you.
So now we are going to have childcare at places of employment? We are going to have sex education? Give contraceptives? Because people will not stop having sex, people will not stop being raped or incest or another form. Men will be given contraceptives? Men will be held accountable for impregnation?
Women do not get pregnant alone.
If women are forced to carry till birth the father should be forced to raise the child. Not just child support but actually having to do his half
Women are the gatekeepers to sex. Men are the gatekeepers to relationships. So yes the responsibility falls on the woman on this one.
you people/ the government are not taking my sack! 🤬🤬
@@charlesfinnegan7930 you are scary. And so very wrong.
In fact 100% of all Unwanted pregnancies are done by Men.
What happens to the fathers of these babies? Do they get criminalised for getting women pregnant? Why is it always about punishing women?
Agreed!
100% of all unwanted Pregnancies is caused by Men
No woman will go to jail or be sued for having an abortion, the doctor will be prosecuted.
39steps Woman whatever that means? It means adult human female. It.means me.
remember that child support laws affect men greatly.
These young women who support this time in our history have no idea what they are facing and it’s sad for them. It’s a sad and terrible time for women of child bearing age.
I guess abstinence is too hard to practice nowadays.
@@RealMTBAddict I’m over 60, unfortunately it’s been impossible whenever over 70% of the opposite sex are sexual deviants.
@@sunshine3914 Sorry but nothing you said makes sense.
Stay inside and read a damn book.
@@RealMTBAddict I’ve been hiding in books for over 55 years because men can’t seem to keep their pants zipped.
So sad might have to be bothered to take a pill at the same time everyday or not jump into bed with every guy they think is cute.
Thomas literally wrote that SCOTUS should review those cases which address gay marriage, contraception, and even the legality of homosexuality. Those programs, which would have supported women and helped them to not choose abortion (a choice they no longer have), are consistently voted against, and have their funding cut by, Republicans.
Lol. You still have a choice karen.
@@jimmyjames6487 Not up against a rapist, she doesn't.
Good. No one supported that gay marriage psyop. It was blatantly pushed by radical leftie judges and now somehow lefties think its a "norm".
Thomas even wants to ban Contraceptives..Yu don't get anymore radical than him
He very conveniently skipped suggesting a review of Loving v Virginia, though. Since he has a personal stake in that one, and he wouldn't want anyone to tread on his rights, hypocrite that he is.
Here's the solution, if you don't want and abortion, don't get one.
Here’s another solution, if you don’t want a pregnancy, don’t have unsafe sex. Or any sex at all.
I was born in the 60s never did i think america is going backwards, the consequences involved, Unwanted pregnacies,Children,illeagle abortions again. BACKWARDS.
@Eva Daly oh plz! Give me a break. Thank god some babies might actually be saved.
@@franciscoguzman1065 A fetus isn't a baby. Why don't YOU gives us a break with your authoritarianism?
Keep your legs closed.
@@Madbandit77 how many abortions did you asked your wife to have?
@@Madbandit77 🤡 yet you wanna push your perverted ideologies in this country. 🤡.
Men have no idea how many women will die from this decision. It’s a terrible day in America!
Rarely done to save a life. By the way, abortion is still legal.
We do know how babies have died over 60000000 about 20% of the population of this country mostly black.
The states decide now so the road trip to perdition to another state.
Stop having sex.
@@sprsmoke I don’t think you understand that suicide is also likely outcome (or medical emergencies from failed attempts to induce a period). Imagine being a single person, forced to face unemployment (likely by 8 months on) and disability (you literally cannot move as effectively, breath as effectively, work as effectively), you will have to recover from delivery, alone and without financial support- how will you pay your rent/bills?Much less all your appts and pediatric appts (during business hours, when you are trying to work as much as possible to get ahead for what’s to come) How soon will you be able to return to work postpartum? 6 weeks? Will you still have your old job or have to go job hunting? Who will watch your baby? How will you pay for childcare ($400-1k a week)*?
AND if you have complications from said pregnancy (which is statistically quite likely) good luck addressing it in the most medically indicated way…doctors hands will be forced.
It’s so much more complicated than “life threatening” pregnancies.
Can you imagine the increase of foster care that these unwanted births will go into. Most teenagers having children , don't have the means to provide for a child , whether it is financially or mentally. Children may suffer if in fact these children never get adopted and go thru the foster care route. Will the government then help with the surge of children in a foster care situation?
That’s a very small percentage of teenagers having children before 18 and so that’s where the where the grandparents of the unborn child come into play.
@@kwamejabare8337 tell me you've been privileged your whole life without telling me you've been privileged for your whole life
how about, don't get pregnant. it's pretty easy not to. you do realize this right?
Unwanted births??? How cold and selfish that sounds and just plain stupid. With the education about birth control now a days. Foster care...who wouldn't want to stay home and take care of children and be paid, oh, women are already doing this by having more and more children.
@@BrenB125 say that to the 400k children in foster care....
It’s about the political power of religious fundamentalists in America. That’s why America is so different from other nations on abortion and some other issues
America was founded by people who were being persecuted for their religious ideologies. This was the world's first "safe space".
You are desperately mislead and naive, it's about the Supreme Court of the United States clarifying what is Constitutional and what is not, it's about appropriating power where it belongs, in this case that power rightfully belongs to each individual state to decide independent of a centralized governing authority. It would behoove you to take a basic class in Constitutionality or further your independent research prior to embarrassing yourself with such ignorant comments...!!!
“An overwhelming majority believe abortion should be legal in most cases.” Really?? Let the voters decide and put that statement to the test.
Why are so many states banning abortion then, most of the states should allow it, the voters are showing they want abortion banned so it is not a majority that want abortion it's almost like 50/50
You people saying there's a majority seem awfully scared about letting each state vote on it.The fact of the matter is that you don't have the numbers you think y'all have.Abortion numbers have been dropping for years because a lot of young people have been more responsible than the last couple generations when it comes to unwanted pregnancies.We will see over the next few years what each states population want.We are an enormous country with vastly different values from region to region.
Small government eh? Hypocrisy.
It actually is. This is one less law idiot.
It's never been about "small government" with Evangelicals, ever.
@@RedNekLvr22
...and this wasn't a religious decision, no matter how much the left wails. This is about rebalancing the role of the federal government, letting states decide.
Defederalizing a law and making state is shrinkig government over reach Einstein.
What's wrong with big Gov...There are Gov Welfare programs to protect the mom Gov is there to protect and to serve
how is that the judges may bring their personal beliefs into their rulings in the State? are they not supposed to be impartial? these judges have a proven track record of 'defending the life of the unborn'...that should have been enough to have them removed from trial in the interest of justice...oh, you know the thing that they are meant to be there to effectuate, FFS!
What they are supposed to do - their ethics - do not exist in my opinion.
They didn’t bring their personal beliefs into the Dobbs decision. Why do you think they did? Because you disagree with the decision?
They were impartial. Abortion is a choice, not a right. They actually followed the Constitution. I find it absurd that people throwing a fit over it are making silly assumptions that it has set back women's rights. And not even acknowledging the women that are pro life.
@@jerryulin6629 medical care is a right and that is what abortions is - its medical care
@@jerryulin6629 nobody is taking away the rights of so-called 'pro-life' 'women'
I have never had an abortion, well over the age of conception, but I defend to the ground having a constitutional right, BUT, MORE IMPORTANTLY, having control over my own body regarding my reproductive organs, and NO ONE ELSE! I have always been an advocate of pro-choice. I do not know others circumstances, and, consequently, no judgments. I’m perplexed by all the hypocrisy regarding right to life, but no solution regarding once born, killing by degrees. I expect (fantasy) all the advocates of overturning Roe vs Wade to commit to resolving the care and funding for these lives forced into the systematic abuse.
Not every abortion is committed because of poverty. Most are done by people of money ie rich people, movie stars, politicians, mistresses, married women who just can't be bothered or just don't want to ruin their figures, young girls brought in by their older pedafiles.
@@priscillaashton4304 Since when did that become any of your business?
Not a right.
I agree, use protection instead.
@@B.A.B.G. what about in the case of an unhealthy fetus, rape or incest or insufficient resources to care for the child after birth?
Just one more thing to divide the country. Reading just a few of the comments shows the sensitivity on both sides of the issue. And men deciding on issues for women? Nothing new there.
At a time when many men act like children themselves, that is, act irresponsibly and leave the women to raise the children, The "Supreme" Court could not be more out of touch with the current state of life in America.
This is incredible. We are going backwards.
To better times when the state decided what was best for their population.
@@letsgowinnietheflu5439 Let's enslave people again and make it legal.
The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state.
Letting individual states decide how they want to regulate abortion is "going backwards"?
Democrats love democracy until they're served it........
@@davidpaz9389 Amazing how many don't understand the basic premise of this decision.
A Woman has a right to choose. Not so-called religious leaders. Not the government. And not the supreme Court
Apparently they.....do....
Choosing homicide is not a right
I have a feeling you supported vaccine mandates.
A woman has the right to choose to get pregnant or not to get pregnant. Today there is no reason to get pregnant if you don't want to.
I am 36 years old and 14 weeks pregnant with my first child - a very wanted child that my husband and I tried for months to conceive. My first ultrasound to find the heartbeat (two weeks after the plus sign on the stick) was the morning after the decision leaked. And I cannot fathom the horror of being forced by law to go through all the trials and tribulations of pregnancy if it were against my will.
And remember, even if you "do the right things" like use contraception, stay healthy or wait until financial stability and marriage to get pregnant, THIS CAN STILL AFFECT YOU. Remember the cases in Poland and Ireland where women with wanted pregnancies had deadly complications and eventually died because the only treatment required an abortion of the pregnancy, which the doctors had to refuse until the baby's heart stopped beating first - which meant they had to wait to treat them until the women were beyond saving. Because with these abortion bans, even with exceptions "for the life of the mother", risking the woman's life by waiting to treat her is not as big a crime as ending a pregnancy before the fetus dies first, because only the latter is *murder*/s 🙄 and doctors will end up erring on the side of not going to jail, even if it kills women.
The moment you had sex, you are taking ALL the risk of pregnancy, having complications. But the good news is that now a days, with all the technologies the chances of dying because of pregnancy in a first world county is almost 0. And the facts in the USA support this. More than 90% of abortions in the US are performed on demand, used as birth control.
Fantastic! A person who is very happy to be bringing a child into the world but objective enough to have sound reasoning and compassion for someone in a different situation. Your child will be well guided in life, all the best to you!
I find your logic convenient. I want to understand something. Covid is a health AND safety issue, and PSA'S BY THE THOUSANDS to get a vaccine.
How come, with all the contraceptive devices, we dont get any PSA's on sexual responsibility.
I guess its because it is not a communicable disease.
*Snort
Complications of pregnancy never require abortion. At most, a C-Section is the best procedure, because an abortion takes at least 24 hours to start (dilating the cervix or start the starvation of the unborn child through the aborticides which cut off its access to nutrients).
@@GreyWolfLeaderTW Ever hear of "partial birth abortion"? What you're describing as the "non-abortion" c-section - preterm surgical delivery long before viability - is in fact an abortion. In medicine, any intentional ending of pregnancy that causes the baby's death (whether in utero or not) is an abortion. In medical terms that abortive C-section is an "intact evacuation" - when it's done vaginally it's called "intact d&e". And if the baby is still alive when the head and/or torso emerges, that's "partial birth". You're pro-life and yet you seem to be fine with what is actually a partial birth abortion due to life-threatening complications 🤔 Care to reconcile that?
State's should have the Right to decide not the FED
Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg was not a fan of Roe vs Wade reasoning. She said that say just the opposite, that Roe was a faulty decision. For Ginsburg, the landmark 1973 Supreme Court decision that affirmed a woman’s right to an abortion was too far-reaching and too sweeping, and it gave anti-abortion rights activists a very tangible target to rally against in the four decades since. Ginsburg also was troubled that the focus on Roe was on a right to privacy, rather than women’s rights.
she is dead
@@tomstiel7576 and they can blame RBG for being too stubborn to step down allowing Trump to replace her.
@@riverrose5273 thank God
A mind-boggling time in America (we now join El Salvador, Poland, and Nicaragua as the only countries without abortion rights). And that "we need to get rid of contraception law too" little pile of #@$% Judge Thomas and his wife definitely need to go!
The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state.
Nothing was banned. Geezus.......
@@davidpaz9389 As Dennis Miller said in his pre-Fox days, states can't pave roads; you really don't want them writing civil policy.
@@steveconn Be angry at the ruling if you must. Also at the near FIFTY years of wasted opportunity to codify abortion into law. Perhaps you have but myself I haven't heard of one real legislative push at the federal level for abortion. I don't know maybe the issue itself was just too valuable as a talking campaign talking point for any one party to want to solve. Every 2, 4, or 6 years when a candidate respectively runs for the House, Presidency, or Senate that candidate can say "A woman's right to choose is important" without ever actually having to do anything about it once in office. I would imagine the talking point is a very lucrative campaign fundraiser.
@@davidpaz9389 Gee, maybe because a Republican congress in the 90s and under Obama stonewalled any progressive legislation anyway, and the Dem congress was busy with Russian traitor Trump and Covid relief? Duh!
Wow! I now live in the OPPRESSED ZONE OF THE UNITED STATES.
Please, please vote blue. They have $10,000 bounties.
The congress and white house is already blue. Go complain to them. Ya voted for this trash in the first place.
There was *NEVER* a right to abortion to begin with. Ancient English law decreed that at the point a woman "quickened" (the point at which a child could be detected moving inside her) the child had the same legal protections as a born human. This included charging the murderer of the pregnant mother with double-homicide. Those ancient English laws are the basis of the English Common Law that informed the foundation of the American legal system. When the 14th Amendment was past, over 20 state laws banning abortion completely were on the books, and not a one was struck down because of its adoption. Most of those laws stayed on the books until the arrival of Roe vs. Wade.
Just from the way the RADICAL conservative judges wrote, you can read that they are plainly stating that this is a PERSONAL VENDETTA, not anything like a constitutional issue.
He hates dead babies?
Maybe people shouldn't accuse a guy of being a gang rapist.
Especially when contrasted against their recent conceal & carry ruling. This is about power & hate. The Constitution & jurisprudence had nothing to do with it.
In a 1992 lecture she gave at NYU Ruth Bader Ginsburg said *"Measured motions seem to me right, in the main, for constitutional as well as common law adjudication. Doctrinal limbs too swiftly shaped, experience teaches, may prove unstable. The most prominent example in recent decades is Roe v. Wade."*
Now you're just making things up......
"I've noticed that those who are for abortion have already been born." Ronald Reagan
Being adopted sucks. It feels horrible.
@@valerienady3499 it's at least a chance at life.....
@@rudyferrell There are many lives worse than just never existing in the first place. You're forcing that number to go up.
@@valerienady3499 I know 2 women who were adopted and live full and happy lives. One of them was the result of rape. It didn't affect her life. She also has 6 wonderful children. Feelings are a choice.
@Calypso There is literally no bigotry or hate involved, by definition, in advocating for the choice of abortion.
Abortion is not a constitutional issue! Those protesting government; do you want federal gov controlling your choice over your body? Didnt think so!!!
Now you have a say so. Vote in your state 😉
Right in a country you can purchase soda and candy via EBT! Hilarious. All the obese american kids.
Amazes me the contradictions on the right…I think they just like to make others miserable…they’ve all be praying for this while living lives of stark hypocrisy.
What are the contradictions?
Control , Power and Greed , Roe versus Wade and its impact upon Republican and Democratic , Young women , Ted Cruz , Greg Abbott , Clarence Thomas , Mitch McConnell , Christian evangelicals etc..
This ruling didn't ban abortions, but keep please, keep spreading that propaganda. 🙄🙄🙄
@@hawkeyeted They will be impossible to get in many states. That needs to be overturned.
Be angry at the ruling if you must. Also at the near FIFTY years of wasted opportunity to codify abortion into law. Perhaps you have but myself I haven't heard of one real legislative push at the federal level for abortion. I don't know maybe the issue itself was just too valuable as a talking campaign talking point for any one party to want to solve. Every 2, 4, or 6 years when a candidate respectively runs for the House, Presidency, or Senate that candidate can say "A woman's right to choose is important" without ever actually having to do anything about it once in office. I would imagine the talking point is a very lucrative campaign fundraiser.
"The unborn" are a convenient group of people to advocate for. They never make demands of you; they are morally uncomplicated, unlike orphans, they don't need money, education, or childcare; they allow you to feel good about yourself without any work at creating or maintaining relationships; and when they are born, you can forget about them, because they cease to be unborn. It's almost as if, by being born, they have died to you. You can love the unborn and advocate for them without substantially challenging your own wealth, power, or privilege, without re-imagining social structures, apologizing, or making reparations to anyone. They are, in short, the perfect people to love if you want to claim you love Jesus but actually dislike people who breathe
I don't want to hear from another "Christian" how much they are being "persecuted". Not. One. More. Time!
@@jackmann9752 GOD HIMSELF didn't force Mary to give birth to Jesus!
@@jackmann9752 God is NOT love if you can't make a choice to begin with. Just more proof that you are in a CULT.
And here we have a man whose religion is abortion.
HEY Clarence Thomas ... what about Loving vs Virginia maybe that is Unconstitutional.
Whataboutism. Lol
We still have women's rights. Political parties use biased and misleading information creating sensationalism for publicity. They lie.
That'd Be racist actually.. lol
@@jimmyjames6487 It isn't whataboutism, it's saying that interracial marriage is also not guaranteed in the constitution and in fact has a healthy history of being banned. This obvious impacts the most conservative justice because he's a black man married to a white woman.
@@Zarincos a whataboutism starts with.... what about. Because it doesn't have anything to do with the topic at hand.
There is now a need for another Underground Railroad to get women to free states.. republicans consider this to be progress
A lot of us don't. Don't worry, Ben Shapiro, Ted Cruz, and other extremely pro life Republicans are putting the nails in the coffin of this party. This is probably the last "win" (and that's the only reason they made this decision, to feel the power of a political win for once) that Republicans will ever have for decades
Your ID is definitely a misnomer. The ruling did not outlaw abortion. It put the matter in the hands of the states. One state may limit abortion to cases of rape, incest, or if the mother's life is in imminent medical danger. The state next door may impose no gestational limits on an abortion. In all actuality there will be no change in policy in the states that have no such limits. As it is now up to each state. If anything Planned Parenthood can offer such transportation services paid for by donations made by persons such as yourself.
Hilarious. Companies are offering travel and abortion expenses for employees. But that wouldn't sound as dramatic and reactionary. But will they need a government mandated mask and vaccine?
There are Coat Hangers
"The difference between white and black females seemed to me an eminently satisfactory one. White females were ladies, said the sign maker, worthy of respect. And the quality that made ladyhood worthy?Softness, helplessness, and modesty--which I interpreted as a willingness to let others do their labor and their thinking. Colored females, on the other hand, were women--unworthy of respect, independent, and immodest."
~ Toni Morrison, American novelist, essayist, editor and professor
So, do you post this on every thread or is it somehow related to abortion rights?
That is how all this started you got it right but its turned into q powet grabnow, Segration was the first ,the the righrs of minorities its all public info, thats whyiposted America is gping Backwards.
@@rtlkfcb ??. I asked her to explain her post.
Way to turn up that racist stew. Hey you know about margret Sanger right? The founder of planned parenthood. Where did she put those abortion clinics. Oh yeah in black neighborhoods. Which race is killing their babies at the highest rate? Black women. Hypocrite
You cannot argue with any religious zealots. They are convinced that only their way is the right way.
But you can name them and warn about their dèeds at home and abroad.
Where was all this my body my choice with the vaccines? Honest question
an elderly person just yelled at me outside of an old navy, " i own your body now!!!" ty for saying the quit part out loud sir....
@axethevax 🤣🤣🤣
You can say that he is just a walking corpse who can't even manage his own body, let alone manage other people's bodies.
@axethevax so funny.
You deserve it for going to old navy lmaoooo
Life is overrated.
There should be laws from the Senate to regulate the Tenure of all these Supreme court Justices; it should not be a life thing for them; thats why some of them dont care anymore....Some of them lied in order to be confirmed to be there, also some of them are messing up things in that Supreme court
There should be terms for politicians too. They often lie to get votes…
Throw the bums out!!!!
Absolutely. I’m old, but I still think that old people have no business making laws when they will not be impacted by the fallout. They’ll be dead soon, what do they care? Young people are the ones who have to live with the fallout, give them a voice!
Amendments to the constitution are difficult, but not impossible. We are the USA, we can do difficult things. We are WOMEN in the USA, we can definitely do difficult things. Time to revisit the ERA and include specific protections for abortion and other privacy rights.
Also time to revisit 1937 and FDR who started to move on legislation to reform the supreme court when the court was repeatedly blocking measures needed to help the nation recover from the Great Depression. Remember "a switch in time saved nine"? Just the fact that FDR was working on the legislation caused the court to back off on their attempt to eliminate the minimum wage. SCOTUS is one branch of government; they do not own the USA.
It should have never been rote to begin with! I stand for the unborn child.
Exactly.
have you adopted any of the 400k children in foster care?
@@randomperson8433 Did you?
@@B.A.B.G. no. Exactly why i support abortion.
@@randomperson8433 sure have , what about you?
I wish separation of church and state was better understood and upheld.
Exactly!
Because it isn’t in the constitution.
Well since those words don’t appear in the constitution I don’t see what you want
"Stripped away Constitutional rights...",so very sick of liberal MSMs opinions hammered at us as if antiabortion opinions are evil. Thanks Scotus for properly interpreting the Constitution.
If your students are "shocked" about this decision then you are a poor teacher of constitutional law. Shame on you.
In the United States of America there is the separation of Church and State. This is a State issue and certainly not a Church issue which is a private, individual matter that should never interfere with the laws of this country.
Abortion was never a right in the constitution.
We have to vote them out of power ,no small minority should have the right to dictate how we conduct our lives,it should be the will of the people,not the will of Mitch and his Supreme Court judges ! This is not about life is about controlling woman’s rights ! We have a shameless Supreme Court
Your only saying that cause it’s not the decision you like. Abortion isn’t banned. It’s just limited in a few states. You can’t vote out the Supreme Court
It is limited in 26 states; several states do not include allowances for rape or incest. For instance, check Arkansas. The state forces you to carry the baby of your rapist to term. Incest victims, same fate. Do you understand now? Who is the legislator who could write a bill like that? What kind of sub human piece of trash. This is pure ugly hatred of women. Beyond the pale.
Terra nullius is a Latin expression meaning "nobody's land". It was a principle sometimes used in international law to justify claims that territory may be acquired by a state's occupation of it. The State is occupying Vaginas.
And wombs.
What a silly and ridiculous analogy, try again...!!!
@@colindavis1496 You're Welcome
well there's a 50 cent solution that will solve all your problems! take personal responsibility for your actions and you won't have to worry about abortions!
@@johnkertzman3223 "take personal responsibility for your actions and you won't have to worry about abortions!"
Does that same "logic" apply to a child that was raped by her father, and who would have to *carry the baby to term* if the Texas law is enforced? Come on man. You are literally blaming the victim here.
The word “abortion” needs to be eliminated. THE MAJORITY of the population know that a right to choose is crucial to physical and mental health. When the nomenclature and rallying cries of intelligent and empathetic humans includes the word abortion, for example, saying, “Fight for Abortion Rights”, most people immediately, consciously or subconsciously, focus on the word and equate it with death when in reality, by protecting and cherishing each sovereign, living woman is the life-saver.
Eliminate the word to hide what abortion actually is?
How about instead of deceiving ourself we accept that abortion is the termination of a living human being developing within its own mothers womb, and see if we can find a moral justification for it?
What's in a name?
I mean... women can choose to use contraceptions ?
@@fey__3919 Contraception has a failure rate even when used correctly. Rape happens. A wanted pregnancy can go wrong due to complications or a genetic or physical defect or deformity being detected. Are you saying that women in those situations should be forced to carry to term No Matter What? Should couples who don’t want kids just never have sex at all? Three words: Never. Gonna. Happen!
@@dragondancer1814 Ive heard the argument "if you cant afford a child dont have sex" so many times already in these few days. I guess thats going to be the privilege for the rich soon in this great country
Ironic that a conservative Supreme Court which will mould the country's future
for decades to come was gifted the nation by a libertine New Yorker
for the sake of ego-driven fame and power.
Cool story.
2:22 She says it right the truth right there. The Supreme Court does not make laws, so it needed to be given back to legislatures.
exactly... it is something that isn't in the constitution..
@@keithtravelrn "The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people." 9th Amendment.
This issue is a right to privacy in medical procedures matter, not just an abortion matter. This says that your private health matters can be invaded by someone that can deny you care, deny you coverage, deny you employment. This puts someone else in charge of your medical decisions, without your consent or consideration. This will not only affect women. This will affect men as well. Honestly, I don't think anyone will see the beast they've awakened until it's too late, it's already too late. Women will not go back to the time they want us to without mobilization. Complacency is over.
“This puts someone else in charge of your medical decisions”
Welcome to what an unborn fetus/child has to go through: they might be killed by the person who created them, before they ever see the outside world.
@@orppranator5230 actually, until that cluster of undeveloped cells is capable of sustaining itself outside the body of a human body, it's exactly what it is. A parasite. Under any other definition, we do not imbue such things as having free will or freedom of choice. Go back under your rock please.
Abortion is not banned. It's still legal in California, New York, Colorado and several other states. You will still have access to health care. Besides abortion is not a right through privacy just like homicide and suicide isn't a right through privacy.
Comparing abortion to homicide and suicide is sickening and ridiculous.
@@karmicsheila63 the trolls are out in force. I just report them...
It’s not in the constitution, duh
They didn't rewrite any right.The SCOTUS had no right whatsoever to give a right in the first place.
Determining what rights are guaranteed through the constitution is literally 90% of their job.
Why don't we stop talking about the vision. And let's talk about what the constitution meant for these supreme Court justices to make this decision???
As I understand it abortion is not a constitutional right and what is not specified in the constitution is left to each state to decide. That is what just happened.
10th Amendment folks.
The supreme court decided that US-American women have not all the same right, when it comes to the "right to choos" over their bodies. So the constitution ment nothing to those 6 justices (or shall I say priests?)
@@daisycaltha6561 This is a 10th Amendment issue.
The woman has the right to choose to get pregnant or not. She sets the standard of her behavior.
Somebody needs to retake high school civics again. Fact: The right to an abortion is not included anywhere in the U.S. Constitution. Roe v Wade was initially decided poorly....Even RGB held this position.
So upset about the possibility of taking responsibility for your actions. So stunning and brave.
I guess you don't understand that women are sometimes the victims of rape or incest. Or you just don't care.
Another example of what this is really about: punishing, controlling & suppressing women...that's all it's ever been about
@@judigemini178 Untrue.
@Calypso helping unborn children 😂😂😂😂 how utterly ridiculous that sounds! How about help the born children??????
@Calypso say that to the 400 thousand children in foster care...
Roe v. Wade was an example of the court acting as Congress. That is why a bunch of rulings should go. The Supreme Court should not make law.
The SCOTUS did not make law here, they looked at the Constitution and ruled a law unconstitutional, leaving the decision up to the states.
@@RandyA7 Roe was in 1973. I think you are talking about Dobbs (2022).
Well, there is nothing wrong with being pro-life while advocating for the unborn but there is something wrong with "advocating" for the unborn, using the term "pro-life" and not caring about their lives after they are born.
Pro-choice is not the same as pro-abortion. Pro-abortionist are people who believe in aborting regardless of the reason. Many people in pro-choice believes in a middle ground, exceptions. Others believe that exceptions should not be limited
Pro-choice just believes in the right to choose dispite public opinion as long as their choice is not out of malice or hateful intent.
They believe that Abortion shouldn't be the first resort, but it shouldn't be a illegal/prohibited option either. If there is a woman who have been horribly exploited but she wants to keep the baby, then she should keep her baby and she should not be discriminated against.
However, if there is another women with similar experience and simply can't handle it after she thought about it then she should not be discriminated either. It does not mean that she was evil or weak just because she choose to abort her baby. If she can't do it then she shouldn't be forced to. Most of pro-life shouldn't judge. They can't handle wearing a undesired mask in a pandemic for 9 seconds, but highly expect woman/children to carry an undesired baby from their abuser's for 9 months.
Also cases like Roe v Wade or Obergefell v Hodges, Brown v Board of Education and Griswold v Connecticut are not in the constitution. That's why they were in the Equal Protection Clause under groups of amendments. These are not rights because they may or may not offend God. These are rights because they protect people from others who believe that they are God!
I know that they are many good people who are pro-life and choice despite their beliefs. I admire pro-life when they don't believe in dictating the lives of others just because they can pick up the bible and read a few scriptures. I love them for that. However, I don't appreciate when others pretend to be "pro-life" when they are actually just pro-fetus/birth and call women/even children who abort b*tches, who*es, serial killers, and baby murders when they themselves are very hostile against women and children they don't even know nor have any idea what they been through. Instead of helping them through their time of need.
They want women who abort to be greatly prosecuted or executed... If they are unwilling to love women who abort the same way they love women who don't, then why are they calling themselves pro-life?
Edit: I have been thinking about this, but despite what I may personally believe. Everything is not black and white. They have all shades of grey areas that are usually ignored or dismissed as "another easy solution" compared to another. We shouldn't judge others if we haven't been in their shoes because they are many cases where pro-life were only pro-choice when it was convenient to them. In other words, other abortions are immortal except their own and then they still use the same pro-life rhetoric or tactics, which seems fine but it's not fine when religious abuse or harassment comes to play.
I totally agree.
Well said. I've always liked Bill Clinton's view: They should safe, legal and rare.
Honestly I'm hoping that American people will vote for more Democrats on midterm election, so they can turn the table and puts abortion rights back on. I'm frustrated that I can't vote, and even in my country, where Asian traditions are heavy, women still allowed to chose abortion for many cases, but the US citizens has been stripped off this rights.
PRO Birth
safe and RARE. you're not wrong, but some extremists in the left have gone too far.
These radical conservatives on SCOTUS embody the very reason why term limits need to be enacted retroactively. NO ONE in our three branches of government should EVER have a lifetime appointment, especially justices that wield more power than the President who appoints them.
You do realize that one branch of government does not have power over another because of checks and balances. Perhaps you need to revisit what you learned in civics, if you've ever made it that far. The job of the Supreme Court is to interpret the law.
Radical conservatives? Last time i checked it were 3 democrats women who decided that it would be a great idea to let two men to get married and push lgbt propaganda in schools.
Hopefully this bs gets reversed as well
Which is exactly why we have the SCOTUS, to ensure our President never acquires power on the level of dictator, you're well on your way to understanding how the checks and balances appropriate in our great Republic, keep going...!!!
@@kneegerman2076 You and folks that think like YOU are the perfect example on why people need to mind their OWN business. Run your OWN race and more importantly try to win w/out cheating🤨
Only because they found against something you believe in, if they. We’re all liberal judges you’d talk so differently
Put it in the Constitution and be done with it.
Article V of the Constitution provides two ways to propose amendments to the document. Amendments may be proposed either by the Congress, through a joint resolution passed by a two-thirds vote, or by a convention called by Congress in response to applications from two-thirds of the state legislatures. With the current congress, this is never gonna happen. If the GOP gains control of the WH in 2024, there will be a nationwide ban. I can guarantee it.
If democrats are mad about an issue, it must be good for the country
yeah like how democrats are mad about guns.....
This is true. The whole party is setup on degeneracy.
You don't have to be a democrat to be upset with this ruling.
And that is the absolute limit of your understanding of any issue, isn't it?
@@valerienady3499 People I know, could care less..... The economy is first with anyone thats not a snowflake
these women are happy til their right to vote is taken next.
I have lost all respect for the Supreme Court. I’m sure I’m not the only one.
Why? Because they overturned a wrongly adjudicated decision? Even RGB said it was wrongly decided.
The SCOTUS didn't ban anything. It goes to the states for states to decide, just like a functioning Constitutional Republic is supposed to.
Oh no, what will we do without Debra's respect. Sad day indeed.
Implies had it to begin with
Move out then
Have you ever read the 10th Amendment, let alone the Constitution?
I'm very because the states need to have freedom to decide for themselves! If you don't like your state's decision, you can move!
And if you cant afford to move?
poor people exist.. you know that right?
NOT a constitutional right , you need to stop 🛑 saying it is. Abortion is not written in the constitution.
No where in the Constitution, or anywhere else, does it give someone or something a right to use another person's body in order to live. You can't even donate your own organs after death without pre-mortem consent. This ruling gives females less autonomy than a corpse.
Exactly
with the gutting of the right to privacy, it'll be easier for the government to institute a vaccine mandate. don't want to hear anything from your group if/when that happens. you cheered when we lost our rights
Equal rights obviously.not a priority , separation of church and state not a priority., Control and domination …. Surprise we are well on our way to fascism.
Neither is same sex marriage or interracial marriage or contraception and many other rights we all take for granted. This is only the beginning of what the court is going to overturn. Enjoy your rights while you can. They may be a thing of the past soon.
Injustice Alito....is Egregiously WRONG👎👎👎👎👎
So odd that more Americans are concerned about inflation instead of the assaults on democracy and personal rights. Inflation will end but our way of life is at stake to end.
"assaults on democracy", By the court reversing its dictation onto the people and returning the choice of abortion back to the people. That IS democracy.
If poor Black women are the main women seeking an abortion the government s can easily remedy poverty. and use propaganda to support family values that should be taught at home and not by proxy.
the only way to do that would be to establish a universal basic income for all citizens, and we dont seem to be on the verge of doing this. That would take care of the 'poverty' issue, but the fact remains that not everyone is eager to become pregnant - or see their partner get pregnant - at any given time.
Lets pass a law that child birth supersedes prenuptial agreements, trust accounts, and burdens all financial responsibilities onto the male. While making the woman the controlling interest of all finances
Allow abortion of mom too Package deal.
Self-hating man, SMH.
@@seanmcleod7417 I was being sarcastic. facetious
@@stevenlouis1024 My bad, tough to tell. "Normal" leftist viewpoints are so much like they *should* be sarcasm these days that I've been having a difficult time thinking of anything sarcastic enough to sound legitimately sarcastic.
I wonder what man in the government office decided to not do apportion and attacking women at war .with there body...
uh? this makes zero sense.
Focus on educating people not to have sex. Actions have consequeneces, people who support abortion are just finding an excuse to not take responsibility.
Good point... this country needs more accountability.
Always works? For years & years. You start it. Abstinence
But they worship Cardi B and that WAP
@@yourturn777 It does work, that's what it means.
@@yourturn777 And in multiple realms (student debt): don't play, don't pay.
It is only your body & your choice to take steps to avoid a human conception.
After conception it is the unborn's body/life you are choosing to eliminate due to inconvenience
rapists don't take no for an answer and you are telling women their life no longer means anything once they are pregnant you demand the cells not yet formed into a human are more important than a living woman, thanks for proving exactly what this religious extremist movement is all about Hate & Power over women, girls and anyone you disagree with, you don't believe in freedom and human rights, you believe that you are the only one who can decide for everyone else. The same people crying over wearing a mask are pumping their chest flaunting their mandate over the bodies of women and girls, the same people who demand gun rights for self protection especially from the government have just used the government to take away the right of self protection of girls and women by banning abortion with no exceptions. You people are sick and disgusting, you don't care about girls and women, rape victims don't have a choice when hateful people like you don't care enough to think about who you are hurting when you take their right to life away.
That is simple truth.
The right to choose is our choice not the supreme courts
The supreme court left it to the states. Because we're a constitutional republic. We don't just abide by the loudest screeching imbeciles in society Dorthy. Feel some grass. Apply for citizenship elsewhere
Yes you can choose to get pregnant or not to get pregnant. Tend to your behavior first.
@@janesevy4372 There are infinitely more reasons one can get pregnant than just not caring. You're using a strawman argument to ignore the immense suffering this ruling is going to cause.
@@Zarincos Your comment doesn't make any sense. Try again please.
@@janesevy4372 Ok, let me try saying this slower. Your comment is assuming that everyone who gets pregnant either meant to, or was reckless. You then assume that abortion is an attempt to get out of this behavior (the strawman part of the argument). There are other reasons one can get pregnant (birth control just didn't work, rape, the male took off the condom during consensual sex and the female didn't notice). These other reasons have nothing to do with the female's behavior. Therefore, your argument is invalid in that there are many times women get pregnant and need abortions where their behavior was not a factor. This ruling is going to force them, in many states, to ruin their lives. That is bad. Do you want me to try using smaller words next?
Medieval USA 😄😄😄
As a former fetus, I'm qualified to speak on what rights they want.
Former fetus here. And since I’m here now, I’m damn glad I never brought another being into this authoritarian regime, where already half the children are on government assistance.
So am I. And I want to live!
Great, just don’t presume to speak for any of the intelligent ones.
Abortion is not a right. Never has been, Never will be.
you are only qualified to speak for yourself... and your sins are not superior to those of anyone else.. also did you know that God commanded jealous men to bring in their women to be given a concoction that would make them miscarry if they had been unfaithful? I doubt that you did know that because you have never read the Bible
2022. The end of women's right...sponsored by the GOP republican men.
IT WAS NOT AND NEVER HAS BEEN A RIGHT.
How many times does it need to be said to sink through those granite heads?
It also doesn’t have the word woman anywhere in it or the right to vote. African American men are 3/5 a person. Are we really going to stay stuck in the 18th century forever
but why would a pro-choice person embrace that 'fact'?
I think that the next law should be men also being responsible for a woman being pregnant. If you made abortion illegal, supreme court, then men should bear the consequence as well. They should also be criminalized if their child was aborted. There should be more help for domestic violence and rape victims, not restricting ways that they can get out of a toxic relationship.
Women are the ones who gets all the blame and had to suffer. Even though we know very well that a woman can't be pregnant by herself if the man aren't involved.
It is because this world ruled by men that's why their are rules that exists to push women down, while a man can just brush off his responsibilities. It is sickening.
And why should men bear the consequence? That's dumb. Its the woman who made the choice and therefore it is HER fault.
@@mr.centrist5789 A woman can't made a choice to be pregnant, especially in rape cases. The baby was pushed into their bodies without their consent, and now people are saying they can't remove it? That's just madness. What if the girl were 11, what if she had her school life, her career, and her life ruined because a rapist forced her to be pregnant against her will?
Even in cases where both of them consented, a man still participate in their baby's conception. Sure we do need a law that allows men to have some says in abortion decision, but men should have some responsibilities as well.
Correction: Supreme Court Rescinding American Rights
Correction: Supreme Court properly appropriating power, placing it where it belongs, back with the states...!!!
@@colindavis1496 what a sh...t show!
@@colindavis1496 Except for gun laws, funding of education, and anything else the federalist society wants because it now controls the supreme court.
Erika Bachiochi chose the wrong pulpit in her career path. America isn't a theocracy...yet.
Curious, what is your career?
This is great news for me as a businessman and horrible news for me as a citizen. We continue to march backwards into exactly what our forefathers warned against, an oppressive theocratic authoritarian government. Luckily for me all systems can be beat. I own a transportation company and we’re setting up transportation for women to travel from anti choice states to pro choice states for these procedures. America is still the land of opportunity!
America is an embarrassment. As a 64 year old American citizen who moved to Ireland 6 years ago, I am embarrassed of my country and how it is crumbling. Ireland recently made abortion legal and the people I meet here are flabbergasted at what is now happening in the US, a nation they once looked to for inspiration.
You are proof that indoctrination can complete skew a mind into insanity.
A theocratic authoritarian government? How is letting the democratic process work by letting states decide "going backwards", exactly? Geezus, even RGB said Roe was decided incorrectly, stating the SCOTUS "created" a right out of thin air.
And, you do realize nothing was federally banned, right?
Abortion vacation travel! Some employers will even pay. Marching backwards is killing babies the day of delivery as man progressives are advocating for.
@@hawkeyeted I agree this was done by the book, which is why - while my opinion is that it’s authoritarian - I accept it and get on to what makes America great, the business of business. You’re obsessing over one sentence in my comment, dude.
I’m not a fan of theocracy but agree it was done within the system, exactly the same as what I am doing with my transport business.
If you read and understood my whole comment as opposed to your triggered reaction to one sentence, you would understand just how ignorant your last question was.
This reporting is disastrous from the first sentence. Nowhere in the constitution does it promise a woman's right to have an abortion. And the right to an abortion wasn't "stripped away", it was relegated back to each individual State to decide. We live in a democracy and the people of each state once again have the power to elect governors in their state to represent their values and govern accordingly. RvW was bad law back in 1973. Medicine and biology have come revealed how antiquated the law was. The SCOTUS is holding the country to the constitution and centering the nation after being misaligned on some social issues for decades, and generations. Have these reporters ever taken a civics class?
understanding civics is not equal to being against legalized abortion.
If you agree that it’s your body and choice, then Learn to make better choices and be responsible for the choices you make. If you do that you won’t have to let the government facilitate your lack of good judgment, because it’s really better when you learn from your mistakes. You are 100% responsible for the things you think, say and do, and if the results of your thoughts, words and deeds creates a life in this world, then you are still 100% responsible.
Yep, all those 14 year olds raped by their step fathers really should've thought twice before letting themselves be raped.
@@Zarincos killing a human life doesn’t expose the evil act that may have created it. It only covers up the act, and the most innocent life in such a case pays the ultimate price.
What does overcome the evil act involved, is choosing to love that child, to know and to walk the narrow path in this life, but to do that takes guts, and courage and the power for that comes from outside ourselves. But the result is strength and the privilege that comes with faith. That is what overcomes evil things in this world.
@@43Danc So you just said you think a 14 year old should risk her life by giving birth to the child of a rapist?
@@43Danc You realize that if they're going to cover it up, it's now just more dangerous? Instead of actual abortion medicine they're going to force the daughter to take whatever poison carries a high miscarriage rate. Even in the event that the rapist is caught, forcing a teenager to carry a child to term basically ruins their life, they will guaranteed mis a ton of school because of it, they're ostracized from their social groups, and their chances of having a good life are substantially diminished.
@@43Danc theres no hate like christian love huh? Fetuses are worth protecting but lets forget the literal child who was raped so we can force her to birth it!
Ok now. It has never been a true right of anyone to have an abortion. According to the constitution it's up to the states to make laws for their states that the constitution has not ratified. And I am happy the supreme Court did their jobs
supreme court making everyone get one step closer to...
poverty
Jane Roe, whom we now know as Norma McCorvey, was just 21 years old when she became pregnant for the third time and sought an abortion in the state of Texas. Texas law, however, stated that a woman could only undergo an abortion if the mother’s life was at risk. McCorvey was put in contact with two lawyers, Linda Coffee and Sarah Weddington, who were looking for a pregnant woman to help them build a case to legalize abortion. McCorvey lied and said she had been raped. That lie became the basis for the legal fight against the District Attorney of Dallas County, Henry Wade. The lawyers knew that the case would never be finished in time for McCorvey to get an abortion and she ended up giving birth and placing the child for adoption. McCorvey not only admitted later on that she had lied about being raped, but she became pro-life and worked to end legal abortion up until her death in 2017.
Haven't you heard her latest confession? She was paid to tell she was against abortion!
@@MrPoilleke It must have come from the grave.
@@davidpaz9389 i know she passed away. Surfaced only now as a confession on her deadbed! There is a video nevertheless
@@MrPoilleke Uh-huh, sure man. I believe you.
@@MrPoilleke Wow, sounds like that coot was a habitual liar, can't really take anything she ever said as truth can we?
Now you can say "woman" and promote violence????
Why does the court even get to decide what happens with my uterus anyways???
because you are acting like a 304
Keep your legs shut
Have you ever read the Constitution? This is the 10th Amendment.
@@janesevy4372 Have you ever read the 9th?
@@Zarincos Yes. Again what right or rights do you think are being denied or misconstrued?
It was never the courts job to give a right to anyone in the first place.It was a conservative SCOTUS that reversed a horrible decision by a Conservative SCOTUS.
Though I am pro-choice I am glad Rowe was overturned.
The reason why is simple.
The Supreme Court should not be the ones making this decision for our nation.
The entire point of congress is to address issues and find a resolution that works for the majority. Every side has to give a little to find the solution that works best overall.
We need to decide as a nation how this issue should be addressed. Whether to leave is to each state to decide or to have a federal law that decides how to address it.
I also believe we need to address qualified immunity for the same reason.
It was democrats that sued Mississippi over its abortion law which allowed abortion up to 15 weeks. They should have left well enough alone, but they wanted abortion right up to the moment of birth which is just plain sick. It should also be pointed out that if Ginzberg had retired during 0bama's term he would have replaced her with another radical leftist. Still, she refused to retire because she wanted to wait and retire when Hillary Clinton became president. Ooops. Ginzberg then announced she would stay on the bench until Trump left office. So, if the left really wants to scream about something, blame it on Ginzberg and 0bama because he was too timid and weak to convince her to retire. So, it was arrogant and entitled democrats that are the most to blame for the situation in which they find themselves.
Literally no one advocates for that, you're using strawman arguments. Ginsburg should have retired earlier, but we shouldn't ignore the naked powergrab my McConnell
The five court justices aren't just "conservative". They're "American evangelical Christian" "conservatives". The problem is that not all religions believe what "American evangelical Christians" claim they do regarding when life in the womb begins. The fact that these justices are ruling using their interpretation of one particular religious text when the country the ruling will effect is multi-faith, is disturbing and inherently unfair to the other faiths. If only there was some part of the US Constitution that talked about keeping certain people's interpretation of their particular religion, and the laws that govern every citizen, separate...
Um, every conservatives on the court is Catholic with the one Protestant Neil Gorsuch if I’m remembering correctly is episcopal, conservative Christian does not mean evangelical.
@@brandonarena3204 which is why I put those words in quotes. These justices are not meant to rule from their religious beliefs nor are they meant to impose their religious beliefs on their fellow citizens - even those citizens who share their religious beliefs.
Congress can't establish a religion or prevent free excercise of religion. Thats it.
This decision was made on purely constitutional grounds. The dissenting justices were the only ones injecting their own personal beliefs into the case.
If abortion is going to be a right, amend the constitution.
Oh wait, you CANT. You don't have nearly enough states 😉
This is ridiculous. All these "religion" arguments are bonkers. No where did any justice quote religion or religious texts.
As a matter of fact, this allows the most barbaric abortion laws in the civilized world to stand. You see, NJ, Colorado, Vermont, Oregon, and DC have zero laws that restrict abortion. In all these jurisdictions, it is not illegal to abort a child right up until the moment of birth for any reason. This ruling allows that to stand as the wishes of the people and their elected representatives.
How is that a "religious" ruling?
Roe and Casey legalized abortion until "viability" in every US jurisdiction (and allowed states like NJ to put no restrictions). "Viability" is legally defined as 24 weeks but in actuality, children have been born at 21 weeks and survived and led healthy and normal lives.
No where in this ruling does it determine that abortion is "wrong". This ruling simply states that the right of privacy does not make abortion legal and should never have made it legal. Many far left legal scholars even agree that Rose/casey were judicial overreach.
Most of the wealthy, civilized world has 8-15 week restrictions on abortion. At 24 weeks (to birth in some states), US was a barbaric exception to the civilized world.
The next time you believe the "religious" BS argument, remember that this ruling allows NJ, Oregon, (and every other state) to perform abortion until the moment of birth. It simply states its up to the people in each state to decide.
@@mikeburke7053 Did you actually read what Justice Alito wrote in his decision? If you did you would see where he was quoting Sir Matthew Hale, a 17th-century jurist who conceived the notion that husbands can’t be prosecuted for raping their wives, who sentenced women to death as “witches,” and whose misogyny stood out even in his time.
These are not "constitutional" arguments. These are religious (again, more specifically, "American evangelical Christian" religious) extra-Constitutional arguments. That is dangerous for everyone, whether you share those particular religious beliefs or not. The US Constitution is supposed to be the supreme law of the land, not my Bible, or your Quran, or her Torah, or his Book of Mormon, or any one else's religious text. It's neither fair nor right for anyone's interpretation of their favorite religion to be the thing that causes a ruling/law to be overturned and by so doing endangering the lives of half the country.
While I agree that if Congress had been allowed to codifiy _Roe_ into Federal law we wouldn't be here, one senator prevented that law that has already passed the House to be voted on: Joe Manchin of West Virginia. Throwing _Roe_ back to the states is ironic considering that this same court decided that New York State can't be trusted around gun rights. But they have no problem in removing rights from citizens of those states.
I don't understand the control these conservatives want -- in many cases this has nothing to do with them personally -- abortion, contraception, same-sex marriage, yet they have incredibly strong opinions on things that don't concern them -- and if it's religion-based, true Christians are supposed to love thy neighbor, not judge and restrict them. The defense of the pro-life legal scholar was really weak -- the way Congress and state legislatures work, these issues will not get solved to the point that abortion isn't necessary; typical deflection tactic.