Abortion/Labor Shortage

[RSherman]

The US is already experiencing a labor shortage. Now, with the Roe v Wade ruling, women of child bearing years will be taken out of the work force. They will not be able to obtain contraception; therefore, cannot family plan around a job or a career.

[Irish_Dem]

1. Women will have lower levels of education, poor pay, and lost job opportunities.

People have no idea what the consequences of this ruling means on a practical level.

I remember those times, and it is not good for women.

[JenniferJuniper]

3. And that's what this has always been about

Getting women back under the control of men.

[Irish_Dem]

7. Of course it is about controlling women. No way the GOP gives a damn about the unborn.

They kill the living children with impunity.

It is about putting women in their place, that is, subjugated to men.

[Brenda]

4. And many will simply die

from being pregnant, during childbirth due to health emergencies and of course "home" abortions.

Who cares tho, it's just us wimmen.

[Irish_Dem]

8. Yes it will result in deaths of women.

And injury.

[exboyfil]

2. But in 20 years

No labor shortage.

Got to think about the long term. It might have been a few years off, but we have headed for Soylent Green.

/s

[Beachnutt]

5. Condom shortage too

[OLDMDDEM]

6. That's the plan.

Keep women home and men make more money because women have to take time off to have a baby. This ruling will lead to other rulings now, such as birth control (will it include condoms?) (and the little blue pill?). How about that abortion pill? I imagine women will be turning off to sex after this, and rightly so. No one should be telling any woman what to do with her body.

[RSherman]

9. voluntary hysterectomy

I just heard a woman on the radio say that she's so upset about Roe v Wade that she wants to get a voluntary hysterectomy and march her uterus right over to SCOTUS. Then she wondered if this procedure will also be criminalized.

[OLDMDDEM]

10. Wow.

That would be a huge step. Especially since we now have Miss 1950s on the Supreme Court now.