Will abortion be a big political issue in the US in 2028?

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You should probably specify in the US. I don’t think many other countries consider abortion a contentious issue

@Gen The truth in this hurts my heart. Why are we so far behind in ethics/human rights? 😭

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@Gen That is unequivocally not true

@thepurplebull They mean most industrialized countries. Most of Africa and South America don't but almost everywhere else it's legal. Hell even Italy and Ireland, two predominantly Christian countries now allow it.

@thepurplebull Sorry for the huge delay replying here. From the data I’ve seen, most countries agree on their abortion laws.

The US remains contentious because the structure of the states/system allows for the minority opinion to make political progress. Even in the US, most people agree on abortion