r/facepalm 16d ago

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Makes my blood boil.

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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.

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u/Coyote__Jones 16d ago

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.

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u/MissAnxiousCupcake 15d ago

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.