Been charged with crimes against their own pregnancies. we expect more of this. people need to know what the legal risks are. we are urging people to pay a lot of attention to their electronic footprint. we are trying to get the word out that we know that people will be having illegal abortions, right? banning abortion does not stop abortion, itjust stops legal abortions from happening and we want to make sure people know that the clothes hanger days are over. there are other safe ways you can legally terminate a pregnancy. i will be doing my best to get the word out about this. there are other safe ways you can illegally terminate a pregnancy. president biden and other leaders globally, to be honest say this is a dark day for the united states and has pushed the country back. do you agree? i certainly think so. something ifind incredibly alarming here is that this decision, it sits on a foundation
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Or restrict the procedure. earlier, i spoke to grace howard, who is an assistant professor ofjustice studies at sanjose state university in grace explained how the move by the supreme court isn t surprising. it is not surprising at all. this is something we have been anticipating for years, if not decades, but it is, you know, when you see these words in print, they re kind of gloating about how they have removed what was once considered a fundamental constitutional right from about half of the population of the united states. this is a horror, this is a human rights violation, this is devastating. and what effect is it going to have? there are so many different ways we can pass that thought. in the immediate, when we talk about the research that shows this. we know what happens when people are denied an abortion that they want to have. they are more likely to go into poverty. their mental health outcomes worsen. theirfamilies go into poverty.
You are a traitor! fury from those campaigning to keep the guaranteed right to abortion, promising to fight back. it s not the will of the people, and this country are supposed to run off of the will of the people! i m 2! and i m terrified! we have a lot of work to do to make that happen but we will never give up. it s 50 years since there was last a significant decision on abortion rights in america. it might be another 50. and it might be 50 more, sure. but we re not going to stop. it doesn t matter. it doesn t matter what they say. again, abortions will continue, theyjust won t be legal and women will die from botched abortions. it s obvious this ruling is not going to end the arguments over abortion in america in fact, it will inflame them. in this deeply polarised society, abortion is already one of the most divisive issues. even the president is powerless to change the court s ruling. with this decision, the conservative majority of the supreme court