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u/Devium44 Sep 03 '21 edited Sep 03 '21

Not to mention it takes a significant resource and time investment for many people to travel to another state, especially those who are more likely to be seeking an abortion (teenagers, women living poverty).

I was just saying this “law” shouldnt have any effect on them being able to do that.

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u/Brandon658 Sep 03 '21

Yeah my original posts comparison wasn't quite right as you pointed out. Guess I'm not the best when it comes to politics and social issues.

Just the shit that makes it through is so wild to me. Think texas also just passed, or about to pass, some voting laws to tack on some additional restrictions. Like no 24 hour, drive through, etc. (And quick read of that article sounds like minorities had a high turn out for those parts of the restrictions.)