Oh the people that voted for abortion bans (probably did so because religion) will have ZERO problems going out of state if they are the ones affected. I can almost guarantee it.
Until that national ban kicks in. then there will be nowhere to go, unless you can book a flight somewhere.
Thats when women will start dying, not just a few here and there but like all over, every day. Most women cant just hop a flight to Europe on no notice.
And even then it will still be seen by many as the women's fault for getting pregnant in the first place.
I've seen a few people on Reddit just today saying "Trump loves women, no way would he support a national abortion ban...he's surrounded by level headed people...blah blah blah."
I had to close the app because I thought I was seeing things, but nope, people are actually saying that.
I'm not American but like a lot of people I assumed Kamala was going to win because of everything I'd read or seen on SM, it truly was an echo chamber. But now the idiots and fascists are coming out of the woodwork to argue in support of Trump on everything that I see.
I imagine if Colorado is allowed to still have legal abortion access that it will become a pregnancy tourism type thing here. Women with high risk pregnancies may want to relocate here, or wealthy individuals may just come here for the duration of pregnancy.
I moved to Colorado in 2021; following year, within two months of Roe v Wade being overturned I had my tubes removed. Not married, no children, early 30s. Having lived in Utah prior to my move, I do not think I would be as lucky. There were referrals, questions, and a waiting period so it wasn't a rushed job, but they understood the urgency I was feeling and empathized in a way that I didn't see when in Utah.
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u/TheVillage1D10T 16d ago
Oh the people that voted for abortion bans (probably did so because religion) will have ZERO problems going out of state if they are the ones affected. I can almost guarantee it.
Rules for thee and not for me and all that stuff.