Roe v. Wade to be overturned?

I haven't been to a lot of abortion protests, but I seem to see a lot on the internet where that seems to be the gist of things. I'm sure it's a minority, but it's a very vocal one.

 

It's just not. And it's ridiculous that you think it is.

 

A protest and creative signs, which most I've seen are more about women empowering themselves and about not the actual procedure, is the same as going and getting an abortion, right?

 

Even if she believes it’s as simple as having a boil lanced, it’s her right to make the decision about something in her body. It’s not the way I’d handle it, but I’m also a man.

The safe, legal and rare line attributed to Bill Clinton is about where I am.

 

You most of all.

 

Australian woman who was detained and asked by a US border official if she had an abortion says she's shocked by the response: 'a lot of people who've read this story are most horrified at that and I can see why'

She's a 32 year old freelance journalist from Brisbane on her way to Canada. Incident happened at LAX.

 

It is definitely a large part of the issue that isn't debated that much.

 

I'm genuinely curious about something. Earlier you said that the phrase "hard cases make bad law" crossed your radar "a few years ago" and then you asked, "What does that even mean?"

Did it ever occur to you to look it up?

 

You want the guy who comes here asking the board to formulate his non-SJ arguments for him to do his own research?

 

It's just such an odd (to me) phenomenon. Ostensibly he languished in ignorance for years ... years!!!! ... regarding this, and it never occurred to him t0 type thus-and-such into the google. I don't get it. I look stuff up ... even stuff I'm pretty sure about ... all the damn time

I run into a similar thing a lot with my students. Student goes to the trouble to open the mail app, search out my email address, etc., so as to ask: "Doctor Quant, when is Exam 1?" Ummmmm ... did it ever occur to you to open up the syllabus?

 

Did it ever occur to you that I was asking about the context of why that saying might apply to a case of whether or not a child should be allowed to have an abortion after she was raped?

 

It did, but then I made sure I'd read your post as you wrote it.