Oklahoma lawmakers pass bill to outlaw abortion - BBC News

Uh, isn't this in direct contravention of Roe V Wade? It's an illegal law. It'll be struck down.

I am pro-choice. In being pro-choice, I won't advocate for a woman to have an abortion as a first thing. But what strikes me the most is when you look at these rallies that are pro and against abortion, it's mostly men. As a man, I don't feel I have any right to tell a woman what she CAN do with her body. I can ASK, even ADVISE, but that is it. I think that is a sore point with me in this. Men want to tell a woman THIS is what you CAN or CAN NOT do with your body. I could only imagine if a woman came to me and said "you need to remove your testicles". I tell her we need to be married first, then you can take em (you're gonna do it anyways), but otherwise leave my balls alone. While different the principle is the same. My body, MY decision. Your body, YOUR decision.

Meanwhile in Oklahoma City while they are worrying about Abortion this is their Infrastructure.