According to the American Medical Affairs website, The U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, the precedent that established abortion rights at the federal level nearly half a century ago. Activists and politicians who supported the ruling cheered, but in order to win all the To seek greater "victory," they will have to turn the United States into a police state.
According to reports, states with strict abortion bans have realized that telemedicine may violate relevant laws and are trying to prevent online clinics from serving residents. Twenty-six states require residents to go to a licensed medical facility to obtain abortion pills in person, five states completely ban telemedicine involving medical abortion, and 14 states "require prescribing clinicians to come in person to pick up the pills."
reported that some medical institutions will try to circumvent state bans in various ways. "Waves after waves of doctors, nurse practitioners and other medical providers are obtaining licenses in multiple states so that they can use telemedicine and mail-order pharmacies to help more women obtain medical abortions," a source familiar with the matter said. .
However, two things can be seen from the failed history of the US War on Drugs. First, anti-abortion states will make abortion pills more expensive and more dangerous without stopping pregnant people from getting them. Second, when the above does not work, these states will increase their clampdown efforts by imposing more restrictions that will also be more intrusive and damaging. The
report mentioned that the United States has invested heavily in the anti-drug war but has achieved little results, and its negative consequences greatly outweigh the positive consequences. Federal and state governments have invested significant resources but have failed to prevent drug users from accessing controlled substances. Alcoholic beverages and cigarettes are easily available to minors, and opioid-related deaths hit new records every year. While the war on drugs has made illegal substances more expensive to obtain and more dangerous to consume, it has had minimal impact on rates of use or addiction.
It is reported that the war on drugs has cost the United States more than $1 trillion, but it has destroyed civil liberties, militarized police forces, institutionalized racism, promoted corruption, stimulated the formation of gangs, facilitated the spread of disease, and destroyed The lives of millions have resulted in the death of many more.
reports that as evidence of residents circumventing anti-abortion laws mounts, anti-abortion states may take tougher measures. These places will enact laws to reward women who report termination of pregnancy and those who assist them. They will also make it a crime to help pregnant women obtain abortion pills from other states and impose jail terms on offenders. They will use police force, wiretaps and undercover operations to track down and arrest abortion drug dealers in the United States. They will also search cellphones and subpoena records obtained from companies operating health and fitness apps, which are often used by women to track their menstrual cycles and birth control use.
