One month after the annulment of the Roe v. Wade case, what should be the long-term goal after this historic advance in the United States?

[Juan4574]

Yesterday marked a month of the greatest advance of States in 2022, which was to annul the Roe v. Wade case.

In one month, seven US states have outlawed abortion, four states have restricted abortion, two states have closed all of their abortion clinics, and eight states already have laws awaiting passage that will restrict abortion.

I hope that more and more States make abortion illegal and imprison all women who have abortions.

[ChrisMaster69]

Seems a great way to totally fuck up a country.

It’s estimated between an extra 500,000 and 1,000,000 extra born each year.

the vast majority to those less well off in society.

A huge impact of the already fucked care system.

Then there is the medical care system and need for increased funding in some states (possibly a lot)

https://www.theatlantic.com/health/archive/2022/05/roe-abortion-overturn-impacts-prenatal-care/629929/

https://www.clinicaladvisor.com/home/topics/ob-gyn-information-center/abortion-ban-womens-health-roe-v-wade/

So a huge increase of next 10 years in population in the US predominantly in the low paid, poorer sections of society, increase in state finance requirements for child care system and long term medical care. A huge increase in the need for extra housing in poor areas.

[SmokinAces2000]

The long term goal should be to ban gay marriage, ban interracial marriage, ban contraceptives, bring back segregation, force all women to become housewives, force all gay people to go to conversion therapy. We as Americans have to stop the progress that we made and go back to to the 60s because progress is bad 😡😡😡

[Juan4574]

In fact, all that it says seems fine to me, the only problem would be the housewives, because I don't want to support a woman.

[SmokinAces2000]

Yeah I’m not surprised that you agree with all of that that’s why I said it

[youngmix]

I'm not for the change, but I would have Congress and Senate set up further barriers to reversing the decision, because when the tide changes, this is going to be the first thing that a liberal, or even moderate Supreme Court is going to overturn. If there is a liberal Congress and Senate, then they are going to put up barriers to protect Roe V Wade. So you should probably stack as many blocks as you can.

[MzAsh]

Women would be wise to double down on the ownership of their sexual agency, pregnancy, and bodies.

[NewsReader]

I am a republican / conservative but think it was wrong to send abortion rights from federal to state level. It's bad for the party and every person should have some rights when it comes to abortion and other things. There have to be some limits in case of emergency.

[Chazmatazz269]

I think you’re lacking in commitment to the cause. You should go on a hunger strike until every state bans abortion.

[USLegionary]

Let the people in each state decide whether they want abortion. Let it be sorted by democracy one way or the other

[Tyrael]

Seems fucked up to me. You really hate women over there.

[Juan4574]

Yes.

[OddBeMe]

Oh, make women stay home instead of get jobs.
Keep contraception off insurance while viagra gets paid for.

[Surely]

More cases need to be decided with the Constitution mind. Instead of political beliefs.

[Pterodon]

Long term goal is constitutional carry in all states

[msc545]

Long-term, a federal ban on abortion. Stop murdering babies!

[Anonymous]

Lol did you see the law they trying to pass men HAHA.

Unborn child support act.