[freedomjusticeruleoflaw]

We now live in a nation where millions of women have had abortions. Millions of people have supported them. Millions of men virtue signal to the girlfriends. So it’s not the same country it was 50 years ago. The fact that Roe existed changes the moral fabric of America.

[Abathar]

"We now live in a nation where millions of women have had abortions. Millions of people have supported them. Millions of men virtue signal to the girlfriends. So it’s not the same country it was 50 years ago. The fact that Roe existed changes the moral fabric of America."

You are exactly right, spot on.

[mn-bush-man]

The fact that Roe existed change(d) the moral fabric of America."

That's exactly correct. Abortion is a multi-generational sin that has numbed the conscious of a majority of Americans. In so many ways, what was once thought abhorrent is now passionately (and often violently) defended as an entitlement.

[hanamizu]

The fact that Roe existed changes the moral fabric of America.

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I think the big change came a bit before Roe—the pill. For the first time in human history women had access to a reliable contraceptive which allowed them to have sex without the consequence of pregnancy.