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nf.23.09.29 #34 What is the harm to non-involved individuals or to society if gestation is aborted?
jtthght.23.09.29
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Look at my question again please, and then explain to me why non-involved individuals have a right to tell all menstruating females they must make “X” amount of babies every year in order to satisfy state or Wall Street targets of positive population growth.
The problem is ‘contraception’ as I understand all those who demand their state governments pass laws to force full term gestation on women as a way to punish women who do not want to be mothers but engaged in unprotected sex anyway. When they get pregnant they use abortion as a last ditch means of contraception.
I do not see banning or not banning abortion having a significant impact on US population growth. If women do not want to get pregnant they will find a way to not get pregnant like forcing their hunks of manly flesh to get vasectomies if they want to partake of vaginal sex.
nf.23.09.30 #41
jtthght.23.09.29
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Besides the obvious, the loss of a life, there have been 60+million abortions in the United States since 1973, and the United States population is currently in decline. It directly effects society, especially with the decline of future generations.
Look at my question again please, and then explain to me why non-involved individuals have a right to tell all menstruating females they must make “X” amount of babies every year in order to satisfy state or Wall Street targets of positive population growth.
The problem is ‘contraception’ as I understand all those who demand their state governments pass laws to force full term gestation on women as a way to punish women who do not want to be mothers but engaged in unprotected sex anyway. When they get pregnant they use abortion as a last ditch means of contraception.
I do not see banning or not banning abortion having a significant impact on US population growth. If women do not want to get pregnant they will find a way to not get pregnant like forcing their hunks of manly flesh to get vasectomies if they want to partake of vaginal sex.
Vasectomy Rates Increase After Roe v. Wade Overturn
In light of recent political developments, avoiding or terminating a pregnancy has become harder for women in the United States. Some men are taking action.by Katherine Fan updated Jun 1, 202
A recent Supreme Court ruling has American men racing to get the snip.
Vasectomy procedures increased 30% nationwide following the June 2022 overturn of Roe v. Wade, compared to the same time frame a year prior. In 11 states where abortion immediately became illegal following the overturn, the number of vasectomy procedures increased by 39%, according to a study conducted by Komodo Health.
The Supreme Court of the United States overturned Roe v. Wade in June 2022, revoking abortion as a constitutional right at the federal level. In Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization, the Supreme Court voted 6-3 in favor of allowing individual states to regulate abortion.
As a result of the Supreme Court's recent decision, women in a number of socially conservative states have lost access to pregnancy termination resources, even in extreme cases. In response, more men are taking permanent measures to prevent conception at the source.
Historically, men have pursued vasectomies after completing their families. But in recent years, some men opt to undergo this medical procedure earlier, especially if they do not want biological children.
nf.23.09.30 #41