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Hey Pandas, How Has The Overturn Of “Roe V Wade” Impacted You?
Several months have passed since the Supreme Courts decision to overturn Roe V Wade, dismantling 50 years of legal protection to access abortions.
How has this decision affected you? What are your concerns about what this decision means for our country and what could happen next? Personally, I'm outraged and fear that this overturn could lead to loss of more rights. So how does everyone else feel about it.
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#1
Well, it all happened in a foreign country whose culture is mostly a mystery to me, so I has little affect on me... But my outsider view is it's a major backwards step that seems archaic in the 21st century.....
Final score:
13points
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#2
It scares me. Not only because of not being able to have abortions, but also because if the Supreme Court can do this, what else will they take away in the future?
Final score:
8points
#3
The Roe v Wade decision and it’s overturning both make me feel the same way:
That the fact it remains constitutional for our State Governments to forcibly, involuntarily STERILIZE ANY CITIZEN resident in one of its institutions, has been too long forgotten.
OVERTURN BUCK V BELL!!!!!
Final score:
6points
Bonesko 1 year ago
Yeah, that's pretty f**ked up! Anyone who's wondering, Buck v Bell is when the Court ruled that a state statute permitting compulsory sterilization of the unfit, including the intellectually disabled, "for the protection and health of the state" did not violate the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the United States Constitution.
#4
Well in my state I can’t have an abortion.It’s bs they women lose rights to something that is basically a parasite.Not to mention that the pregnancy could kill the woman,baby or both without an abortion
Final score:
5points
#5
Got more involved in politics. Getting an IUD soon. More panic attacks and anxiety. More anger.
But mostly, sadness. I’m sick of these political games. I’m tired of politicians inserting themselves into personal medical care. And I don’t want to wake up in a country that gives me less rights than assault weapons.
So, if you can, take action. Knock doors, volunteer, donate, and please, please, VOTE!
I don’t want to wake up in a world and be afraid. Nobody does. Whether because of sex, color, religion, ability, or identity, we simply want to be human. So, we need to fight, and work together, to make a world where everyone is a person, and everyone belongs.
Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk. Have a lovely day.
Final score:
5points
#6
It doesn't affect me personally as I'm past child bearing age (menopause has been.... Interesting...).
But I fear for my child, who is in her 20s. She has already stated she doesn't want children; but it's only a matter of time before that decision is taken away from her, too
Final score:
4points
#7
I'm English so it doesn't effect me. But it does p**s me off on behalf of American women. If men had babies and had to give birth this wouldn't even be an issue because men would never stand for it.
It's another way to keep women down. Next they will be taking away the vote!
Final score:
2points
#8
Fortunately I live in a progressive country where women’s rights are taken seriously. I feel really sorry for my American sisters. Such a backwards step.
Final score:
2points
#9
It makes me realize that the USA may never be a place where everyone is equal. It's too easy to keep others down when the government is mostly made up of older, white, wealthy men.
Final score:
2points
#10
As a Scandinavian, I am daily evermore grateful that my great grandparents decided to re-migrate away from USA and back home.
I live in a country with full social safety nets and personal freedom to do what I want, and I’m not even sure I would want to visit the country of my grannys birthplace, it sounds too dystopian for my taste these days
Final score:
2points
#11
Frankly, I’m disgusted.
According to your US laws, you can not force anybody to become a donor after they are dead. But you can force living people to give up their body to what is basically a parasite, and force them to change their entire life into something worse for them.
And then, when the child is born, there is no help whatsoever from the same people who forced you to go through with this.
And then, as the tip of the horror ice berg, an epidemic of school shootings!
How come you guys think it worse to kill fetuses than school kids???
Final score:
2points
#12
America: Where guns have more rights than women do!
This debate absolutely is not about the lives of potential babies being sniffed out, it’s about controlling a woman’s body. If a low income woman gets pregnant and gets an abortion, she’s scorned for having to make that decision. If she decides to forego the abortion and go through with raising the child she cannot afford, she’s ridiculed for using services such as WIC, food stamps, welfare, or anything like that. Birth control isn’t 100% effective, nor is it available to everyone. Instead of lighting your tiki torches and cutting eye holes in your mother’s clean bed linens, maybe take a look at how the very people you look down upon are affected by it.
Final score:
2points
#13
It won't. I'm American, and female, but I'm a minor, and I have zero desire to follow that law. I don't exactly care how, but I am not ever giving birth to a child against my will. Idrc about the opinions of some thinly-veiled political puppets.
Final score:
1point
#14
I'm terrified. They come for this now, and they'll come for more later. I'm a trans man. They've taken away my reproductive rights, and now they're coming for queer rights as well. I'm so scared.
Final score:
1point
What do you think ?
Potterhead 0-0 1 year ago
I’m actually curious so don’t friking ban me; why don’t people just put them up for adoption instead?
Just a panda with misophonia 1 year ago
Because being pregnant is scary. There are a lot of risks involved. Plus what if you don't have money to get prenatal care? What if you get attached to the baby? You also might not be able to work because of morning sickness and other pregnancy symptoms, so now you don't have money and you might not have anyone to help you. And what if you were raped? Do you really want to carry a baby from that? There's so many more reasons and as a person who has never been pregnant, and hopefully won't ever be, I can't tell you everything. I know I wrote a lot but I hope this answers your question 🙂
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I’m actually curious so don’t friking ban me; why don’t people just put them up for adoption instead?
Just a panda with misophonia 1 year ago
Because being pregnant is scary. There are a lot of risks involved. Plus what if you don't have money to get prenatal care? What if you get attached to the baby? You also might not be able to work because of morning sickness and other pregnancy symptoms, so now you don't have money and you might not have anyone to help you. And what if you were raped? Do you really want to carry a baby from that? There's so many more reasons and as a person who has never been pregnant, and hopefully won't ever be, I can't tell you everything. I know I wrote a lot but I hope this answers your question 🙂
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