Roe v. Wade overturned?

[Jinentonix]

Two Georgia deaths are tied to abortion restrictions. Experts say abortion pills they took are safe

The deaths of two women in Georgia have been tied to a state law that bans most abortions after roughly six weeks

abcnews.go.com

Investigation links Georgia's abortion ban to preventable deaths of 2 women

We’re learning more about the effects of abortion restrictions enacted after the Supreme Court struck down Roe v. Wade. ProPublica found at least two women in Georgia who died after being unable to get either a legal abortion or timely medical care. Committees examining pregnancy-related deaths...

www.pbs.org

Georgia’s abortion ban linked to Amber Thurman's death in ProPublica investigation: What to know

A ProPublica investigation found that 28-year-old mother Amber Thurman died as a result of Georgia's abortion laws. Here's what to know.

www.usatoday.com

But sure, the overturning of Roe saved lives!

Ask ANY biologist on the planet when life begins and 100% of them will tell you, "at the moment of conception". How many of those lives did Roe save?

And where exactly in R v W did it state that abortion on demand had to be funded by the taxpayer? Perhaps you can point me as to where in the ruling it stated such.

 

[Tecumsehsbones]

Ask ANY biologist on the planet when life begins and 100% of them will tell you, "at the moment of conception". How many of those lives did Roe save?

Irrelevant. By the way, most of them would say "when the molecules become sufficiently complex to replicate themselves."

And where exactly in R v W did it state that abortion on demand had to be funded by the taxpayer? Perhaps you can point me as to where in the ruling it stated such.

It didn't. Have you ever read the opinion? It's regarded in American legal circles as one of the worst-decided political compromises ever to be clothed in a black robe and called legal reasoning.