do you think are abortion laws will ever get overturned????????
818039
No. It's a guaranteed vote-getter for both sides.
1031016
That's an interesting question. If a woman who has had multiple abortions would decide to take her own life, I think that there would be one less immoral, irresponsible, 'going-nowhere' person in the world. But then again, I do believe that it's not God's will for anyone to perish in their sins. There is still hope for that immoral, irresponsible woman who is going nowhere in her life but into bed with men and into abortion clinics when she gets pregnant. God still loves her nontheless and there is still hope for that woman.
920976
They can't.  A desperate person will resort to desperate- and dangerous methods.  How many women died from botched abortions done by amateurs, or even by themselves?  Is it worth it to have a law that protects a clump of cells, yet endangers a fully formed, living and realized person?  If Roe v. Wade is overturned, women will have no other choice than to go back to the coat hangers, and knitting needles, and whatever else was used in those unsafe, risky techniques.  History has shown that making abortion illegal will NOT stop women from having them, will NOT control the number of unwanted pregnancies, and will NOT make this country a better place.
344640
is there any hope for america????????????
280232
Yes, but it doesn't happen terribly often.  \n\nStil, there are examples.  Gideon v. Wainwright, for instance, overturned Betts v. Brady in ruling that persons accused of felonies were entitled to the assistance of counsel in state courts.  That led directly to a whole line of cases characterized by Miranda v. Arizona about the rights of criminal defendants.\n\nBut the Supreme Court overturning itself is still by far the exception, rather than the rule.  It usually takes a significant change in the nature of the issue and facts presented, or a significant change in the court, or even the nation, before it happens.
821638
Snoooooore. Snoooore.\n\n(yawn), er...ah yes, abortions will continue happening worldwide, no matter what you and your kind try.\n\nIt's a human factor, like war, prostitution, murder, etc. You can't eradicate it. Period. Good night! zzzz
403462
Do you really want to see back street abortions? My God what if your sister (God forbid) was raped and fell pregnant, what if the baby was so badly deformed it would spend the rest of it's life in and out of hospital having painful treatment.\n\nI have a friend who tried for years to get pregnant and when she found out she was she decided she didn't want it after all and had an abortion. People like that make me sick, she was just selfish and wanted a new toy.\n\nYou have to look at each case, everyone is different. I'd give the world to have a baby but I can't and it makes me sick when someone casually says "the baby, oh I changed my mind and got rid of it." I just think FFS why didn't you give it to me.
807051
I believe that's taking it a bit too far. I consider myself to be anti-abortion but at the same time, I realize there are certain cases when abortions should be a choice for the woman just like how the death penalty and divorces should only be reserved for extreme situations. Those cases include rape, incest, performing the operation to save the woman's life, or finding out that the baby will be born so deformed that it'll die in less than a year.\n\nOn the other hand, I don't believe a woman should simply choose to have her own baby killed just because she decided to get drink just a little too much at last night's party or willingly gave in to her boyfriend because "[she] thought he loved [me]." When that happens, I'll have absolutely no respect for her if she chooses to go to one of those alley-way abortion clinics.
563533
1. Yes! But that'll probably never change\n\n2. I think the bigger problem lies in US companies moving overseas....I wish that would be addressed as much as this illegals crap has lately. \n\n3.*sigh* yes (as I pawn another ring to get gas money for the week)\n\n4. It's a problem, but not as big as the others.....just move away from the shore people...\n\n5. Ugh....yes, how many more years? 3? ****....\n\n6. A bit redundant....see answer to question one\n\n7. See above (although not nearly as badly)\n\n8. Nah, if you've got a mind of your own, you know what to believe and what not to.\n\n9. Please....no.\n\n10. Heck no...\n\n11. Yes....if the pres. doesn't have to follow the law, why do we? Bunch of bullsh!t if you ask me....\n\n12. No (within reason), I think a woman should have a right to do what she wants with her own body.....but those late term abortions....those have gotta go (shudder) unless the mothers life is in danger - and then -once again - it should be her choice.\n\n13. I don't see a problem with this....isn't that what church is for?\n\n14. Don't quite get this one...unemployment is a problem yes...(see answer to question #2)\n\n15. Should be available to ALL. Just because some poor childs parents brought them over here illegally, doesn't mean they should have to suffer for it.\n\n16. A-Ha! I didn't read ahead, my bad....I've alreaady answered this, so there ya go....\n\n17. Pure INSANITY....yes...\n\n18. Being blown WAY out of proportion, just ike the flu last year. Most people won't be affected by it, and if they do,it won't be any worse than the regular flu.\n\n19. sure, ok, yes I guess, lol\n\n20 No.
191214
See abortion.  Somehow the courts decided this issue and the states were left with their mouths agape.  One can blame the national government for not having the intestinal fortitude when it came to abortion.  That's what one gets when we elect gutless lawmakers.
254529
No.  The last hing we need to do is to encourage more frivilous lawsuits. OB/GYN's have become so rare that many women have to travel over a hundred miles just to get prenatal care.
248402
To early to tell, but I worry that they will turn over roe v. wade.
1187326
I wouldn't have an abortion, pay for one or agree with one.\n\nBut I think everyone have the right to make the decision. Then you deal with God later, if you believe in it.
930725
Good.  It was a horrible idea to have it in the first place, and kudos to all the women and men that fought so hard to get it overturned.  I have a feeling if it would have allowed it with cases of rape, incest, and the mother's life in danger, it wouldn't have been overturned, but that is the extreme right's fault for assuming everyone is as radical as them.  So it is a great day!
849800
Well here's a few places you can start looking for information.  Further down there's a colored world map concerning abortion laws.  And even further down is a chart by continent with specific laws and yes or no.
250070
The big problem is that there are a number of issues that can not be dealt with by simple answers. First is the fact that if women who wish an abortion are denied, they may (and many do) find another way. It can be through ancient "home remedies" or though "back alley" abortionists, both of which can be highly dangerous and the results have killed women or made them seriously ill.\n\nBy legislating proper abortion clinics where women can go for a professional and safe procedure, out of existence, law makers force many women into an unsafe situation that can easily kill them.\n\nThe belief that abortion is murder is held by some, but not all, people. As we are not speaking about the killing of a human that is already born, the controversy over when the fetus becomes a viable human being will continue.\n\nIf a woman is raped, is it fair to force her to accept a pregnancy?\n\nMany "right to life" folks also do not believe in contraception, or the "morning after pill" that prevents pregnancy and this places a great deal of hardship on  women who would be forced into that idea if laws were changed.\n\nThere are many questions, but at this time, few answers. It basically comes down to belief and personal ideas of morality. \n\nI also note that we in the US don't really give a hoot if we kill thousands or millions of people in wars, but will object if one abortion is done. Real confusing.
270678
From what I understand about the case, the states determined abortion laws, and still do.  So, if it is illegal in one state, a woman can travel to another to have the procedure performed.  \nBut, I have always wondered the answer to this myself.  I assumed it would outlaw any abortions except those to save the mother's life.  But, that assumption must be wrong or you wouldn't have asked this question.