Contraceptives are restricted to purchase and menstrual apps.

Poor friends who are concerned about the international situation may know that the United States on the other side of the ocean has recently been unable to make friends with "abortion rights".

On June 24, the US Supreme Court overturned the ruling of the "Luo Lovel Case" and the "Family Planning Organization Case Case Case".

Why is the two old old cases be overthrown and have something to do with abortion?

As we all know, the law of the United States belongs to the general law department (also known as the British and American law or marine law). One of its major features is the jurisprudence law. It will repeatedly refer to the precedent of the judgment, and ultimately produce a universal and agreed law.

The ruling of the two previous cases was a very important "reference answer".

For example, in the case of the Wade case, the abortion has divided the abortion right to the privacy of women. There is no "abortion right" in the US constitution, but the privacy is protected by the Constitution.

With these two key precedents, in the past, for nearly 50 years, American women basically have the right to choose abortion freely.

However, the dispute over the two bills has never stopped.

Today, they have finally been overthrown because of the voting of 5: 4 in the voting of the Nine Supreme Courts of the Supreme Court of the United States.

This result is not to mention the people. Even the US President Biden was stunned, and bluntly said, "This is a sad day for the court and this country."

Three of these judges were appointed during the Trump period

As a result, the number of votes is changed ▼

Then, the entire United States boiled.

Thirteen states have passed the trigger method, and only when Luo's sue Wade's case was officially overturned, the abortion ban will be immediately implemented in the state.

In the end, there may be 26 states in the United States to set abortion as felony, and some states even stipulate that no abortion may be performed since conception.

There are only "very few" cases (for example, Arkansas stipulates that unless the mother is in danger, otherwise it is forbidden for abortion because of rape pregnancy).

Whether it is supporting abortion or an abortion, they have begun to organize large -scale marches, but one party is to oppose it and one side is to celebrate.

Anyway, these days, the streets of the United States have been chaotic. Police caught people everywhere, and demonstrations have also made various behaviors.

Support abortic players to kick the Bible

Because many anti -abortion people are religious people ▼

The Supreme Court was splashed with red paint to show resistance.

These behaviors may vent their dissatisfaction in the hearts of abortion, but they have more and more realistic issues and need to face it.

The first is that in the state where abortion is prohibited, even doctors with licenses no longer have the right to perform abortion surgery.

Like South Dakota, it is even forbidden to make appointments for remote medical treatment for local women to prevent them from buying abortion drugs online.

The chain reaction is more than this point. At present, the demand for emergency contraceptives throughout the United States has increased, which has made the two major chain of the United States CVS and Rite AID.

CVS and Rite AID stipulate that although the current inventory is sufficient, because the demand has increased too fast, the customers who go to the pharmacy to purchase 3 emergency contraceptives per person to prevent anyone from buying.

However, other chain pharmacies have not responded to this. I do n’t know if they have enough inventory or do n’t pay attention to this issue.

What's even more terrible is that when the original sue Wade's case was not overthrown, the abortion right was the privacy of women.

Today, abortion has been listed as charges in many places and decoupled with privacy. This information directly stirred up the menstrual tracking APP market throughout the United States.

Many American women now download an app to record and calculate their menstrual period.

This means that if your menstrual data is handed over to the government department by the APP company, the government can know the pregnancy of each user and track it.

For this reason, a large number of users began to panic, uninstalled the original APP, and chose some more "safe" applications.

For example, there is an application called Stardust, which is just a relatively new APP on the market, which cannot be compared with old -fashioned FLOs.

But it increased by 6,000% of the daily average download in a sentence last weekend.

This sentence is: Our company is a small team led by women, hoping to provide users with a safer application and never sell their own data.

You see, what is Girls Help Girls, so Stardust did not even say what his new privacy protection policy is, which resonated with users.

However, according to TechCrunch reports, some users found that after downloading Stardust on weekends, I found that there are many data privacy problems in this version of applications, such as sharing user phone numbers with third parties.

The other app called CLue is more direct, and directly commented on the media, saying that he would not leak sensitive information to the country.

Almost all apps on the market are emphasizing how safe they are, but instead make users unable to determine their authenticity.

After all, privacy security needs to be tested by a lot of complexity. Users can only install this for a while, and then install that, and the entire United States has become a pot of porridge. Therefore, most of the number of applications of applications is one by one, and occasionally there will be some growth: old users are uninstalled, but there are new users installed with other applications.

In addition to these menstrual APP companies, some companies also show their attitudes with their own actions.

For example, Citi Group, Salesforce, Match Group and other companies have promised that if their employees have been affected by law in the state, the company will pay for them to help them go to other abortion states for abortion.

Uber is more attentive. If some local laws stipulate that Uber drivers carry pregnant women to the clinic, it is also illegal, and Uber will be responsible for compensation for the losses after these drivers are prosecuted.

Companies such as Disney, Net Fei, and Warner Brothers have also issued relevant regulations to ensure the "abortion freedom" of employees. JP Morgan Chase even directly added abortion to employees' "medical travel benefits".

On the contrary, Facebook and Instagram immediately deleted all the entries about abortion medicines on their respective platforms.

Facebook even banned employees from discussing the internal discussion of the Luo Deer's case that was overturned.

And the one who wants to see American music most must be its good neighbor Canada.

Canada was not idle this time, and he arched a fire, allowing Americans to pass through the national line to Canada to abortion.

Looking at the entire Internet environment, most people I see are supporting abortion rights, but why did the two bills be overturned before?

Because there are actually many Americans against abortion, but they are elsewhere.

Save the "unborn" ▼

They may be 60% of Christians in the United States, maybe those so -called "red necks" in the countryside.

These people do not often use the Internet to speak, and social media made by Internet companies do not welcome them, so in this Internet era, you rarely hear their voice.

But these people voted silently to support Trump in that year, because Trump promised to support anti -abortion -three conservative judges entered the Supreme Court and eventually overturned two bills.

In the Internet era, the American social network became a smoke bomb that covered public opinion, covering up the voice of most people.

And how much is such a person in the world?

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