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I agree. Most boomers are at least honest and say they have some of the blame. Just like I have a lot of blame for not slapping other Millennials into shape or using my legal education to attack Roe v. Wade with every fiber of my body.

I am still young though.

Keep an eye, geopolitically, on places where freedom is on an upswing. That is freedom to succeed OR FAIL. There is charity for people who fail, but it’s mostly the job of individuals and churches, not the corrupt government.

The US might truly be hosed. Keep your eyes open. Buy guns and ammo. Be ready to bail out if you have to.

Otherwise, FIGHT. ARGUE. RESIST. VOTE (I guess).

Just like I have a lot of blame for not slapping other Millennials into shape or using my legal education to attack Roe v. Wade with every fiber of my body.

I honestly believe the best bet on getting any traction on Roe v. Wade would be the following:

Roe v. Wade invalidated state laws against abortion by finding a right to privacy of medical records WRT the government in the Constitution.
The Affordable Care Act (aka ObamaCare) mandates that medical-records be made available to the government.
Therefore, either Roe is correct and the ACA is invalid, or Roe must be discarded in the face of the ACA's validity.

I'm all for forcing the USSC into these sorts of positions… heck, if I were President I'd use Kelo to justify having 'projections' of public good justifying seizing all property of the Supreme Court's Justices and selling it applying all proceeds to the public debt. (I bet the Kelo decision would be reversed so fast your head'd spin.)