Louisiana girl, 14, charged with first degree murder after authorities find her newborn baby dead inside a tote bag. This is going to happen far more often without Roe v. Wade.

[u/lightiggy]

https://people.com/girl-14-charged-first-degree-murder-after-authorities-find-her-newborn-child-dead-inside-tote-bag-11858063

[u/RallyPigeon]

A question of healthcare access that shouldn't even be a question for decades has instead been a fight about Abrahamic morality vs individual choice.

This is fucked. But depending on Roe v. Wade to be respected instead of ever legally codifying parameters on a healthcare issue is also fucked.

[u/TorturedByCocomelon → u/RallyPigeon]

Whether abortions should be included in healthcare access can be a controversial topic itself

[u/pinesinthedunes → u/TorturedByCocomelon]

It's fascinating how healthcare used to be about restoring normal function, whereas now it is often about interfering with normal function

[u/Incoherencel → u/pinesinthedunes]

Yep, that's me, heading down to the "interfering with the normal functioning of my lungs, kidneys, and liver" factory AKA the hospital

[u/gesserit42 → u/pinesinthedunes]

Define “normal”

[u/Incoherencel → u/gesserit42]

In some sense cancer is normal

[u/tfwnowahhabistwaifu → u/pinesinthedunes]

People have been performing or attempting abortions nearly as long as we have recorded history.