Abortion was legalized at the Federal level by a unilateral Supreme Court decision based on a woman who was told to lie that she had become pregnant because of a rape.
That Supreme Court decision was passed in 1973. Probably (by your tone of speech) far longer than you've been alive.
Reversing Roe vs. Wade does not render abortion automatically illegal. It returns jurisdiction (authority) over abortion laws to the individual states. And different states have different laws, about how late in a pregnancy, an abortion may be obtained; or whether in the case of a minor (under 18), the girl's parents must be notified or consent (abortion is an invasive medical procedure, the same restrictions apply to something as ordinary as piercing ears).
What you don't seem to realize, is that young American women are ALREADY insufferable thots; not only because of abortion, but a dozen other legal practices which combine to give them almost complete freedom from responsibility for their actions, in anything from getting drunk in college and sleeping with a guy, to forcing a man to pay for child support even if he isn't the father, to "no-fault" divorce.
Full Disclosure: I'm old enough to have been around before any of these laws were in effect. I remember the sweeping promises that abortion on demand would eliminate child abuse ("every child a wanted child") -- but in fact the opposite has happened.
For that matter, the rates of venereal diseases ("sexually transmitted diseases") has skyrocketed along with the divorce rate: multiple sexual partners before marriage does not strengthen marriages, but leaves both newlyweds to enter the marriage with a lot of baggage.
You really don't know America at all, do you?
Abortion was legalized at the Federal level by a unilateral Supreme Court decision based on a woman who was told to lie that she had become pregnant because of a rape.
That Supreme Court decision was passed in 1973. Probably (by your tone of speech) far longer than you've been alive.
Reversing Roe vs. Wade does not render abortion automatically illegal. It returns jurisdiction (authority) over abortion laws to the individual states. And different states have different laws, about how late in a pregnancy, an abortion may be obtained; or whether in the case of a minor (under 18), the girl's parents must be notified or consent (abortion is an invasive medical procedure, the same restrictions apply to something as ordinary as piercing ears).
What you don't seem to realize, is that young American women are ALREADY insufferable thots; not only because of abortion, but a dozen other legal practices which combine to give them almost complete freedom from responsibility for their actions, in anything from getting drunk in college and sleeping with a guy, to forcing a man to pay for child support even if he isn't the father, to "no-fault" divorce.
Full Disclosure: I'm old enough to have been around before any of these laws were in effect. I remember the sweeping promises that abortion on demand would eliminate child abuse ("every child a wanted child") -- but in fact the opposite has happened.
For that matter, the rates of venereal diseases ("sexually transmitted diseases") has skyrocketed along with the divorce rate: multiple sexual partners before marriage does not strengthen marriages, but leaves both newlyweds to enter the marriage with a lot of baggage.