Until women demand that either the impregnating man or the state imposing forced production

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6. This

Is salient.
Of course, its wrong where we are with Roe.
But we also know, the birth rate is declining for some economic reasons listed here. My daughter is a millennial and cost for healthcare, childcare, housing in a good school district, etc all factor in. (There's the student loan situation too, real estate boom, and this is college educated specific reasoning--think of the non-degreed thinking/considerations).
There is an economic tidal wave a woman faces, if having a child.
Its so one-sided. Yes, include the other half here. Something should be at stake.