These states that want to criminize someone getting an abortion in another state

[captain queeg]

How does that work with HIPA? Aren’t medical records supposed to be kept private?

And if it’ll be allowed to delve into other’s medical records I’d like to know how many congressmen and SC justices have been party to an abortion? I could think of a few that I’d bet a years pay have done so.

[Bluethroughu]

1. So does the women or the state own the fetus?

[Frasier Balzov]

6. The state owns her uterus.

The fetus is all hers to deal with.

[Bluethroughu]

8. Thanks for clearing that up for me, then the state should pay for all the healthcare to keep uterus

Socialized medicine is here, because the state wants the uterus to give life to the fetus at conception so it's the states' responsibility.

[SheltieLover]

2. And wghat about protection for interstate commerce?

Just a thought.

[Bluethroughu]

12. Oh yes, and now the state gets to decide where and what the uterus

Can do?


We have a court that can't define up or down. They have managed to wipe their stinky ass with the Bill of Rights.

They are subverting the rule of law, to create chaos to the benefit of a party over country.

[SheltieLover]

16. They are absolutely reprehdnsible!

[Bluethroughu]

17. It is a kangaroo court only because Thomas and others will found talking about the coup, I bet.

Distraction and chaos to cover their sedition.

[SheltieLover]

18. Yup. Distraction & chaos to please pootin!

[Bluethroughu]

19. Definately.

And that would move it from Sedition to Treason!



As Chin music says, "love, peace and elbow grease".



We shall overcome.

[SheltieLover]

21. Absolutely!

[Lulu Latech]

3. Here's an interesting article on why Hipaa probably won't protect you

https://www.statnews.com/2022/06/24/hipaa-wont-protect-you-if-prosecutors-want-your-reproductive-health-records/?fbclid=IwAR0aMgR_BpYdm5liczVSOwnOtLCVJMZyhegBAc-2eXrKJtW4ZjOpP1qZoW0

Also a good idea to delete any online or phone period trackers.

[Maru Kitteh]

4. Scotus just told you there is no privacy.

Get it?

[PortTack]

5. If they consider it murder, that has no statute of limitations..probably would be hard to prove

But could sure make some lives miserable.

I would imagine all the blue states will not comply. It’s like any other law that stands in one state and not in another. Gonna be really really hard to enforce

[MiniMe]

7. That's why "they" are saying delete all health care apps from your phone, don't make it easy for thm

[Texasgal]

9. Hipaa only applies to insurance.

People can pay and bypass that all together one would think.

[cbabe]

10. The new fugitive slave act.

[roamer65]

13. +1000

…and this was the Dred Scott decision.

[Bluethroughu]

14. Wow, 100%! Didn't even think of that.

Uterus patrols coming for you.

[RockRaven]

11. Then the other states should criminalize criminalizing their abortions. Every LEO, prosecutor, etc

who participated in any such investigation or prosecution is now committing a crime against that state. They wanna make ridiculous criminal laws? Well, other states can go crazy too.

[Bluethroughu]

15. Sounds like the right idea for now.

[pfitz59]

20. The Feds control interstate commerce and activities

a state cannot charge someone for a deed which is a crime in its state, when committed in a state where its legal. I see a never-ending stream of lawsuits because of SCROTUS' ill-considered action.

[captain queeg]

22. The rethugs pushing the idea know it can't be done

Like so many things they do it’s just pandering to their base.

[Straw Man]

24. Bingo.

They have just opened a huge can of Constitutional worms. Can you say "states rights"? The irony is rich.

[The Grand Illuminist]

23. That won't happen.

Doctor who perform abortions are technically considered specialists. It will be most definitely be struck down by every court.