[packagingguy]

“Fact: Laws restricting teen access to abortion are coercive.”

But convincing her to cut out her uterus, have a radical double mastectomy and sew on an artificial penis is just fine.

[Nextrush]

I consider the justices decision to be reasonable and moderate giving abortion back to the states where they can go anywhere from no abortions to abortions during the full term of pregnancy.

This decision allows a place for abortion in this country and it also allows a place for abortion to be restricted or prohibited in this country.

It’s a “Live and Let Live” ruling if we reflect upon it but that’s not happening out there in a lot of people’s minds.

[Vaduz]

The organized, institutional,***heavily funded*** US feminist movement,

That’s what it’s all about the institution could care lese about their phony argument.

CEO of planed parenthood Alexis McGill pay scale $337.611 a year fewer clinics less money.

[exnavy]

If i plan for two weeks in advance to kill my neighbor, and than complete the task, i am charged with murder in the first degree. How is abortion any different?

[Da Coyote]

Mirrors are not kind to pro choice “women”. Neither was nature.

[Timmy]

Wolf has certainly become more moderate over the years. She was pretty radical when she first hit the scene.

[Mr Ramsbotham]

What's needed is a mother Robin to drop some worms into those gaping yaps.

[bigbob]

Had nothing to do with pro-choice anything, it was done because Roe was a crap decision legally and no Scotus since has had the guts or the votes to reverse it.

[semimojo]

So the pro-choice movement lost the middle of America — as well as losing the moral high ground — by its insistence that, state by state, we must allow teenage girls to be able to choose abortions without parental consent or even knowledge.

I’ve heard others make this argument; that this is just a predictable backlash to overreach by radicals. But the data don’t bear that out, at all.

The public hasn’t recoiled, the pro-life side just finally succeeded in getting the judicial outcome they’ve been working towards for decades.

This has nothing to do with public sentiment, just hardball politics.

[aquila48]

“Last Friday, in a 6-3 ruling”... “

I keep seeing conflicting numbers, some sources say 6-3 others 5-4. Which it it?

[aquila48]

Naomi Wolf calls herself a feminist, but she has nothing in common with today’s Feminazis. She’s appears quite sane.

Good essay.

[Nevadan]

She makes some good points. Thanks for posting.

[1Old Pro]

I warn that the Roe decision is being used as a pretext for a campaign to delegitimize the Supreme Court

There is only one reason the left is delegitimizing the court. It's 5-4 against them.

[DPMD]

How did Wolf, once a big fan girl of Fat Albert Gore, suddenly appear on the right?

[subterfuge]

I skimmed the rest after the author says they are pro choice. Whatev lady.

[StAnDeliver]

"I am going to argue that the defeat of Roe is not in fact a defeat of women but a necessary evolution in the law, in response to women’s ascendancy in America over the last fifty years."

Well, you'd be wrong. All 3,975 words wrong (Geebus.)

4 words: ultrasound and preemie viabilty.

That's all.

[Harmless Teddy Bear]

I am pro-choice, in the sense that in no way, hard as I have tried, can I see how women can have basic equality or self-determination in any society if they cannot choose to terminate a pregnancy within the first trimester.

Killing babies is cool.