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Though SA probably does not identify as an incel, I would readily classify him with the more virulent form of the misogynist reproductive servitude virus. SA is more interested in giving as broad an authorization as he can for states and the federal government to be able to compel women into reproductive servitude from the “moment” of fertilization, if there is even a “rational basis” for the gender servitude, the most toothless and undemanding standard known to constitutional law. Not even one sentence acknowledges what an abortion prohibition inflicts on women.

Jackson Women’s Health Organization, also says nothing about the physical and psychological burdens that an unwanted pregnancy places on its victim. Readers who have followed my Dorf On Law posts know that Justice Samuel Alito (SA), author of the majority opinion in Dobbs v. They refuse to recognize what unwanted pregnancy does and risks for the woman-or trans man or nonbinary person. For these individuals, who seem to have multiplied in number over the past few years, the woman is at least as bad as the people who help her, and the fact that she is suffering through an unwanted pregnancy is utterly insignificant to them. We have always known some of these creeps as they yell “slut” and “keep your legs together” during their protests at abortion clinics. Instead of recognizing the pain and the many intense burdens that pregnancy places upon a woman, the new strain sees the woman as the primary villain to attack. Yet the newer strain of the misogynist “pro-life” virus is even more harmful to women than the traditional one. The traditional “pro-life” movement is thus no friend to women experiencing an unwanted pregnancy.

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These “pro-life” figures would, if they could, punish doctors in free states for helping women from reproductive servitude states to relieve their bodies of occupation by an unwanted biological process. They wish to force women to remain pregnant by threatening with criminal prosecution those who would help their patients escape their predicament. Those who want to criminally prosecute doctors and nurses who perform abortions are engaged in a harmful pursuit. It is far too easy to regard a monster as harmless when a mutated and more dangerous form comes onto the scene. It is important, even as more virulent strains of the pro-forced-pregnancy-and-birth movement emerge, that we remember to fight the virus in all its forms. This column will consider the significance of this new approach to being “pro-life.” All Is Relative The bill was pulled in response to objections from traditionalists, but it seems imprudent to assume that the highly emotional crowd that supported such legislation will just quietly go away now. In Louisiana, such characters introduced a bill that would have classified abortion as murder-by the pregnant woman-and thus made her eligible for the death penalty. The incels and allies who want to punish women have no understanding of the pregnant woman’s uniquely burdensome situation or simply do not care. Just as women have an obligation to be sexually available to the incels, women apparently must also remain pregnant against their will, even when someone forced them to have sex and thus to conceive the pregnancy that they now desperately want to terminate. They fail to distinguish between abortion providers and recipients.

I suspect that some are “incels” (the “involuntarily celibate” men who gravitate toward violence when women have the gall to find these men unappetizing and to refuse to have sex with them). This movement is eager to criminalize the women who seek an abortion and show no mercy for those caught in what I would call the internal prison of unwanted pregnancy. The refusal to target women for criminal penalties thus implicitly acknowledges that the burden of an unplanned pregnancy on the pregnant woman is unique and therefore calls for mercy.Ī new anti-abortion movement, however, has grown up like a noxious weed in the fertile soil of misogyny. Though they oppose abortion, then, such advocates recognize that for the woman, ending her pregnancy is quite different from what it is for third parties like doctors and nurses. The theory, as I understand it, is that a woman experiencing an unwanted pregnancy is in crisis and needs support and compassion rather than punishment.

“pro-life” movement has generally sought to criminalize abortion providers but not the women who have abortions.

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