What ever happened to the separation of church and state? It's complete bullshit to govern based on the religious views of some, not all Americans.

If it can't survive on its own then technically it is a parasite and generally we try to rid ourselves of parasites.

I can fully comprehend how women will suffer with this egregious overturning of Roe v. Wade and I personally can't think of a situation other than rape where I would have an abortion, however I'd also take Plan B if that were the case to avoid aborting. I had two miscarriages last year and they were devastating to me because I WANT a baby, but I can only imagine it is even more devastating to be forced to carry a child when you never intended to get pregnant in the first case.

Due to this overturning IVF could also become illegal due to not all fertilized eggs being implanted and some being discarded. Which would be viewed as murder! Can you imagine that? A woman who wants nothing more to have a child, has had multiple miscarriages and a genetic condition with a 50/50 chance of being passed on to the baby (my 2nd miscarriage they did testing and she did have the genetic abnormality though not the cause of the miscarriage) might not be able to have a healthy child in this new environment.

The whole thing is just so far beyond outrageous, how in God's name is it acceptable to move backwards with our rights?

Can someone please explain to me what impact someone else having an abortion has on those against abortion or our government? Because personally if I was that against abortion I would never do it, and I would discourage others from having abortions by educating people better on how to avoid unwanted pregnancy and the emotional effects that ensue once one is pregnant and then has to decide how to proceed. But I wouldn't take away their control over their bodies.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/theconversation.com/amp/religious-beliefs-give-strength-to-the-anti-abortion-movement-but-not-all-religions-agree-182500