Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 10 2022 10:35pm)

interesting:

What would be the impact if Roe v. Wade is overturned?

Immediately, if the cases are overturned, the bodily autonomy of half the population will be subject to dramatic inequalities across the states. Thirteen states have passed “trigger laws,” meaning that if Roe were overruled, these states would immediately prohibit or severely limit access to abortion.

Arkansas: Illegal unless in cases where there is a “medical emergency;”
Idaho: Illegal unless the mother’s life is threatened or in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported;
Kentucky: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Louisiana: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Mississippi: Illegal unless a rape has been reported and to save the mother’s life;
Missouri: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
North Dakota: Illegal except in cases of rape or incest or if the life of the mother is at risk;
Oklahoma: Illegal;
South Dakota: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Tennessee: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Texas: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother
Utah: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported, and also available to save the life of the woman or if the fetus has a fatal congenital disability;
Wyoming: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest and to save the life of the woman.


Are you sure it's the land of freedom ? :lol: Sounds like Poland now.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 10 2022 01:35pm)

interesting:

What would be the impact if Roe v. Wade is overturned?

Immediately, if the cases are overturned, the bodily autonomy of half the population will be subject to dramatic inequalities across the states. Thirteen states have passed “trigger laws,” meaning that if Roe were overruled, these states would immediately prohibit or severely limit access to abortion.

Arkansas: Illegal unless in cases where there is a “medical emergency;”
Idaho: Illegal unless the mother’s life is threatened or in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported;
Kentucky: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Louisiana: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Mississippi: Illegal unless a rape has been reported and to save the mother’s life;
Missouri: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
North Dakota: Illegal except in cases of rape or incest or if the life of the mother is at risk;
Oklahoma: Illegal;
South Dakota: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Tennessee: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Texas: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother
Utah: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported, and also available to save the life of the woman or if the fetus has a fatal congenital disability;
Wyoming: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest and to save the life of the woman.


Are you sure it's the land of freedom ? :lol: Sounds like Poland now.

Quote (JohnnyMcCoy @ 10 May 2022 20:39)

why do you even care making a list of places you wont ever visit or live in

meanwhile in your own country people can lose their head in public for making a "wrong" statement

Quote (Slowtoanger @ 10 May 2022 20:47)

So there's no exceptions in Oklahoma? Is that the only state that has no exceptions (for now I guess)?

To be honest, it's a lot less than I thought even if it meant immediately.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 10 2022 10:52pm)

You know nothing about me, and you should quit my deck, Ampoo.



Honestly i discover this list, i just read about the subject.
May add that Kentucky & Utah have big opioids problems.

Quote (Slowtoanger @ May 10 2022 03:47pm)

So there's no exceptions in Oklahoma? Is that the only state that has no exceptions (for now I guess)?

To be honest, it's a lot less than I thought even if it meant immediately.

Quote (Saucisson6000 @ May 10 2022 01:35pm)

interesting:

What would be the impact if Roe v. Wade is overturned?

Immediately, if the cases are overturned, the bodily autonomy of half the population will be subject to dramatic inequalities across the states. Thirteen states have passed “trigger laws,” meaning that if Roe were overruled, these states would immediately prohibit or severely limit access to abortion.

Arkansas: Illegal unless in cases where there is a “medical emergency;”
Idaho: Illegal unless the mother’s life is threatened or in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported;
Kentucky: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Louisiana: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Mississippi: Illegal unless a rape has been reported and to save the mother’s life;
Missouri: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
North Dakota: Illegal except in cases of rape or incest or if the life of the mother is at risk;
Oklahoma: Illegal;
South Dakota: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Tennessee: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother;
Texas: Illegal unless to save the life of the mother
Utah: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest if a crime is reported, and also available to save the life of the woman or if the fetus has a fatal congenital disability;
Wyoming: Abortion is available in cases of rape or incest and to save the life of the woman.


Are you sure it's the land of freedom ? :lol: Sounds like Poland now.

Quote (Nibthebarb @ 10 May 2022 17:34)

Yeah. Overly imposing government sucks, doesn't it?

Oh wait, unless they're enforcing things you want.