1. Lock up women who get one and doctors who perform them?? (If, so for how long?)
2. Have monitors for the rich women who get D & C's in the hospital and cancel the morning after pill. If they go to another country to have an abortion, ban them for life, those murderers can stay in said country. (this will take a lot of surveillance).
3. Have men get a lock put on penis at age 10 (able to be taken off to cleanse area and adjust for getting engorged, should make the contraption pliable. Remember it only takes a look at a boob or female to make a man horny.
5. Make it against the law for men to pay for abortions, and jail the man if he does.
(I put this in the legal thread because I guess you want something to be done legally about the abortion issue?)
Remember these women are murderers, and the men are conspirators and involved in murder, the father needs to be found out and he needs to go to jail as well.
Remember its takes a male and female to make a zygote.
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I really want to know what you suggest for deterring abortions.
You are assuming that there is first a national law making abortion a felony.
Given that -- which will NEVER happen -- then how would you enforce it?
Same as for murder I suppose. Ergo you cannot prevent it just as you cannot prevent murder.
You can only punish it.
So the O/P question is really meaningless because it contains within it a self contradiction.
Actually not.
Given the Supreme Court’s majority, it’s quite likely that states will be allowed violate a woman’s right to privacy in the foreseeable future by seeking to ‘ban’ abortion.
There won’t be Federal legislation ‘banning’ abortion (although there’s no guarantee of that), but a significant number of states will enact measures authorizing a woman’s right to privacy be violated by compelling her to give birth against her will through force of law.
Consequently, the thread premise is very meaningful, as women in such states are entitled to know how those hostile to privacy rights intend to violate a woman’s right to privacy, and if she’ll be subject to criminal prosecution accordingly.
Agree
States will not ban abortion, they will ban abortion clinics
Make it too dificult to meet all the petty regulations imposed on them
True, that’s one tactic states hostile to privacy rights could take: enact regulatory measures so byzantine, draconian, and burdensome that no healthcare provider would be able to afford women the procedure; abortion would remain ‘legal’ but completely unavailable – resulting in a de facto ‘ban.’
Again, women in states hostile to privacy rights need to understand that this is likely to happen and prepare accordingly.
Indeed, women need to understand that the assault on privacy rights won’t concern solely abortion, but will adversely effect birth control and reproductive issues comprehensively.
With
Griswold/Eisenstadt/Roe/Casey/Whole Woman’s Health no longer the law of the land, states will also be able to seek to ban ‘morning after’ pills, IUDs, and other contraceptive methods their use no longer recognized as Constitutionally protected.