In America, Where There's Religious Smoke, There's Usually A Capitalistic Fire

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

45% : According to a Kaiser Family Foundation (KFF) 2018 poll, titled: Reported Legal Abortions by Race of Women Who Obtain Abortion by the State of Occurrence - 39% of Hispanic women, living in Texas, had abortions, along with 27% of Black women and 7% recognized as "Other," a minority demographic collectively forming 73% - juxtaposed to the 27% of White women that chose to have the procedure, in the same calendar year, in the same conservative state.
37% : But those willing to spend more time considering the numbers I presented, and the necessities that capitalism demands, (necessities like Labor Force) will find it difficult to believe, that a country that welcomes the rise of atheists and agnostics, will force them to conform to a law grounded in a religious principle - will find it hard to believe, that a country who admonishes Islamic regimes for their religious stronghold over its female citizens, is preparing to enact, what amounts to a biblical law, on its on female population - will find it perplexing to believe, that an intelligent 21century woman like, Justice Amy Coney Barrett, is (more than likely) about to knock the contemporary feminist movement backwards into the 19 century, by terminating Roe vs Wade, with what was recently, Ruth Bader Ginsburg's Right to Privacy vote...

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