Astroturf. Premix white version of BLM that, you'll recall, vanished the second Trump was gone. Riots For Hire.
Everything now is bull[skubalon]. Everything.
This is 100% about the freedom to have out-of-place marital relations without consequences. That is the libertarian dream for pro-aborts. We've been living in a libertarian dreamland since Roe. Now that we have to consider something as dreadful to them as 'forced births', they are losing their minds, or acting like it.
Or acting like it.
Or acting like it why? Because of the freedom to have out-of-place marital relations without consequences.
(And the married so-called people who also want to reserve their right to abort, that's also out-of-place marital relations. Marital relations is open to life, just like the bishops said.)
Exceptions to the above prove the rule, but here are two reasons for exceptions to the above, so you don't misunderstand them.
en.wikipedia.org
en.wikipedia.org
Sure we all agree, that no one would wish these circumstances on their enemy, let alone their neighbor, those circumstances are pretty wretched. But the question is, Is it better to just not exist? These two fine examples of abortion survivors (they are two of the most vulnerable people in the whole universe while in the womb) unreservedly say No! Even given these skubalon-y circumstances, if my choice is either this, or not existing, I'll take existing!!!!
But pro-aborts act like they're being merciful, they act like they're God, not like they're 'playing' God, they're acting like they
are God. "It's a mercy, it prevents suffering, we're so good and holy, and 'conservatives' are heartless."
At what point, starting at conception, would it not be murder to have ended either of the lives of the two fearfully and wonderfully made people in the links above? Mr. Vujicic and Mdm. Kiessling?
... Pro-aborts just want to protect a created right, to have out-of-place marital relations with no consequences is all. Losing their libertarian dreamland means they can't just be promiscuous anymore and always have abortion as a fallback option.
This issue isn't about anything other than that. And if the Supremes do 'overturn' Roe, all they'd be saying is that that's not in the Constitution.
(If it turns out that the Supreme Court in spite of credible threats on their lives and limbs or those of their families, does overturn Roe, all they're saying is that the right to have out-of-place marital relations without consequences isn't in the Constitution, nor was it in any of the minds of the framers, nor is it consonant with the moral theory of the founders, based upon "inbuilt" (
@Arthur Brain ) human rights. A utilitarian libertarian legal positivist has no problem discovering the right to abortion within the right to privacy, which is discovered within the 'penumbra' /shadow of the 14th amendment. "Originalists" do.)