The supreme court's coming abortion ruling may spark a new era of US unrest | Stephen Marche

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

62% : Anti-abortion activists will feel that their political system has failed them no matter what the court does.
41% : How far will the forces opposing abortion take a custodial approach?
41% : Canada, which has no federal laws of any kind on abortion, has a fraction of the abortion rate of the US.
39% : The US is the middle of another such legal crackup, this time over the question of abortion.
39% : Their basic assumption, that the government can outlaw abortion, is simply untrue.
38% : Abortion in the United States is in rapid decline without the negligible effects of criminalization.
38% : Abortion is only a stand in for a fundamental conflict in political vision: morality against policy, community values against personal agency.
31% : If the court overturns Roe v Wade, they will discover a fact the new Texas law has inadvertently revealed: that the criminalization of abortion doesn't work.

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