If people need to go to Canada in future to have abortions, will America no longer be Land of the Free?

@hippyjoe1955 I have to admit it Joe , you're a natural comedian.

@RodionRomanovitch And you have nothing to add.

@hippyjoe1955 To what ?

@ElwoodBlues Banning abortions isn't the answer, we agree on that.

@Roadsterrider Yeah, we agree. But banning abortions is why the republican establishment held their noses and supported Trump.

@ElwoodBlues I don't think that was a major reason except for the evangelicals maybe. Trump addressed several issues that struck a chord with moderates, the border, trade deficits, world strength and respect for the US. Banning anything out right doesn't work, it didn't work with alcohol, it didn't work with drugs, it hasn't worked with prostitution, and it wouldn't work with abortion. From what I have read about the leaked decision paper from the SCOTUS, their opinion is that Wade and Casey decisions be struck down and the issue be pushed back to the states. I think that is the correct answer to the problem, there is no specific power over abortion allocated to the federal government in the constitution, therefore it is up to the states to govern individually, as they have for other issues like firearm ownership and driving privileges. Minnesota can do what they want to do, and Mississippi can do what they want to do.

@Fukfacewillie - they may be moving towards this but until SCOTUS (first) makes their final ruling (at least 6 months to a year away), and the states make their say known (a year or three down the road from that), and the final word via their state Supreme Court's decision on that in turn happens (a year or two from that even), I would say that rising food & gas prices, the perverse WOKE ideology and reduced personal liberties are a MUCH bigger concern for every American.

@Yetti I think the states will ban it a bit faster and many have trigger laws...

@Fukfacewillie genuinely sharp of you to notice the trigger laws in some states, however some states on both sides are doing this not as a direct response necessarily to the moves from SCOTUS insomuch as due to the very long, entrenched war going on for many decades over abortion. Both sides have long since had contingency plans, at least many have, in this case. The states can move forward with trigger laws but they cannot act fully on them until SCOTUS has their final say.

Now that I pissed all of you off . Good Bye. Bi the way I did note for Trump.Please Block me.🖕@Ynotisay

@lovebeingasissy I don't have enough blocks left. I control my space and know what I don't want in my little SW world. And there's too many of you here. So do me a solid and block me, ok? Thanks.

@lovebeingasissy What an odd person.

@RodionRomanovitch You don't know about this? Seriously?

@hippyjoe1955 Seriously no , it hasn't crossed my radar. Where did you find out about it ?

@RodionRomanovitch Its been on the news if you don't rely on the MSM you will find it.

@guerrilla nope but i can read. Same as you. This injection can mess up your reproductive system

@gol979 So it’s your opinion. Nothing to be taken seriously.

@guerrilla not really, nope. Its up to you what you put in your body and if you want the chance to be sterile (amongst other amazing effects such as clots, heart attacks, shingles, vaids etc) be my guest

@Yetti Mexico is much more economical. It's called Medical Tourism and it's popular. But they have a similar situation in that their states can have their own laws regarding abortion. But they're going in the opposite direction of us. More states are legalizing. Last year it was decriminalized federally. Interesting to me that such a wildly Catholic country is moving towards legalization and women's rights. Particularly as we're moving backwards.

@lovebeingasissy They will outlaw abortion for rape too, idiot.

@Ceinwyn Less free.

@Namor69 Ok..so it can live on its own then.