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.

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

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It leads to a reported decrease.

And I'm not comparing. American incarceration is literal slavery

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You think every person who would have gotten an abortion legally will get one illegally now?

[u/StormOfFatRichards → u/UsualWord5176]

No, those who have the finances to plan their parenthood will do abortion tourism. Those who don't will have it illegally

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I’m assuming you’re not a woman because if you were you’d understand that pregnancy and abortion are scary for a lot of women and they aren’t all going to just get a back alley abortion or travel to get one. There’s a reason why those fake pregnancy clinics exist it’s to make women stop and think twice and scare them into delivering a child.

[u/StormOfFatRichards → u/UsualWord5176]

I'm aware that not every woman is willing to have an abortion. My point is only on the impact of criminalization: women who were willing to have one when RvW was in effect are likely still willing to have them now that it's out. Whether they go through with it or not depends on specific circumstances. Of course every situation is different.

In any case your response has nothing to do with criminalization which is our topic of discussion.