A journalistic scoop by Politico has brought to light the intention of the Supreme Court to ban abortion throughout the United States
In the United States of America, the practice of abortion is regulated by the ‘Roe v Wade’ ruling of 1973. Before that time, abortion was regulated by the respective laws of the States of the Union.
Here is the situation before the 1973 ruling:
Abortion is banned in 30 states;
Abortion is granted only in cases of rape, danger to the woman, incest, or genetic malformations in 13 States;
Abortion is granted only in cases of rape and danger to the woman in 3 states;
Abortion legal only in 4 states.
And now the U.S. Supreme Court is intent on tearing up that historic ruling and catapulting American society – and women – back 50 years.
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The same president of the Supreme Court, John G. Roberts confirmed what was written in the draft opinion – written by Justice Samuel Alito on the case of Bobbs v Jackson Women’s Health Organization – but reiterated that “it does not represent a decision of the Court or the final position of any member on the issues in the case”.
According to The Washington Post – through Politico’s investigation – the judges ready to overturn the 1973 ruling would be a total of 5 and all from the ‘Republican area’: Samuel Alito, Clarance Thomas, Neil M. Gorsuch, Brett M. Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett.
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In the ‘Democratic area’, Stephen Breyer, Sonia Sotomayor, and Elena Kagan would be working on a counter draft.
Nothing has yet been decided, in fact, the final decision should be taken between June and July, but now 25 states of the Union are thinking of making illegal the right to termination of pregnancy and would be in ‘bad’ company. Also, if the Republican line were to pass, abortion would not be made illegal but would be regulated at the level of the States of the Union exactly as it was before 1973.
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In the State of Oklahoma, abortion is punished with 10 years in prison and a $100,000 fine. And it can be applied only and exclusively in case of danger to the life of the mother, while in all other cases – including rape – it is forbidden. Over the years, other states have passed laws that further restrict the legal scope of abortion. And all this despite the presence of a ‘Democrat’ in the White House.
The United States of America is evolving into a ‘Taliban’ nation where every civil right is erased. One need only think of the campaign of hatred against ethnic minorities, women, and the LGBT+ community – particularly against trans youth – to realize the obscurantist drift of US society.
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