Restrictive abortion laws like the one just passed in Texas will not lower the rate of abortions. It will simply mean rich women get safe abortions while poor women will go back to the days of unsafe, dangerous, sometimes even fatal procedures.

Sep 1, 2021 · 5:35 PM UTC

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Yes. Using civil lawsuits to raise the cost of exercising constitutional rights is wrong.
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And why should that bother me at all? In any other case, first degree murder carries a capital punishment. Why should this be any different?
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Any man who irresponsibly got a woman pregnant and performing abortion should be SEVERELY PUNISHED. Perhaps that will help lower the need for abortions. Men should be held accountable.
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Are contraceptives, Plan B, sexual education, sexual counseling services, etc. unavailable in Texas? Asking for a friend.
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Tweet bookmarked for visit next year when abortion stats come out for my great state of Texas. 😎 🤠
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Now apply this to gun control
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Just think of it as an eviction moratorium.
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“To limit reproductive rights of women is more than an attack on women’s reproductive rights-and it’s more than an attack on women’s health. It’s an attack on women. It’s an attack on the empowerment of women.” Marianne Williamson
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Really love how states like Texas want to get rid of abortion instead of address an issue like poverty that actually has a damning effect on how many abortions are performed.
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I'd say this is the reason why we can't get anything done....we are so easily distracted ...we need M4A...oh hey look over there... something happened in so n so state....3 months later...Politicians: Thang God they moved away from M4A 😅..
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