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Never fear, though, all around the country, women are talking about reviving the Jane Collective should SCOTUS upheld any of the crazy state laws that are being enacted. Or worse, overturn Roe v Wade.
It’s liberals who typically argue bc is not 100% effective and there will always be people who think pregnancy won’t happen to them and pass on bc regardless of the cost. I’m not sure lawmen in Mississippi or Alabama would be as tolerant as Chicago lawmen were in the Jane Collective era.
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Please elaborate.
I think the OP referring to giving women free bus tickets to travel to another state if they want an abortion.
Women in Ireland would often get the ferry or plane to Liverpool to have an abortion and it became known as the Liverpool-Ireland abortion corridor.
Womens groups in Liverpool have historically offered accommodation and other support to women travelling from Ireland seeking abortions and Liverpool Women’s Hospital is the only health provider directly referenced in political debates on Irish women’s right to abortion. Over 5,000 Irish women travel to Liverpool to have abortions every year.
If they agreed to pay for their own abortions, would you try to stop them?
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No. As long as they paid for it. They can live with moral and ethical implications of their decision. Especially being stupid and having sex.
My thoughts, exactly. Pay for it yourself, and live with the moral and ethical consequences of killing another. People kill other people. Happens every day. Nothing will ever stop that.
I think the OP referring to giving women free bus tickets to travel to another state if they want an abortion.
Women in Ireland would often get the ferry or plane to Liverpool to have an abortion and it became known as the Liverpool-Ireland abortion corridor.
Womens groups in Liverpool have historically offered accommodation and other support to women travelling from Ireland seeking abortions and Liverpool Women’s Hospital is the only health provider directly referenced in political debates on Irish women’s right to abortion. Over 5,000 Irish women travel to Liverpool to have abortions every year.
That's what I figured. Basically the equivalent of "Delta's Ready When You Are."
It's an awfully insensitive opinion to hold.
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