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And like, just to roll back to like the very beginning of what you were saying, Abby, you were

like, I don't know much about jurisprudence, but, but like, that's part of how they get you,

right?

Because by keeping this stuff in the realm of like the courts and refusing to say, no, abortion is

healthcare.

We need to like ensure access to this.

Like we ensure access to all health care through like legal frameworks.

Right.

You know.

Yeah.

Sort of.

Yeah.

Like it's relegated to the, the domain of discourse of like national conversations and most importantly this legalistic

arena, right? Which is very privileged as to who can speak on it, who feels like they

intellectually have access to it and who is recognized to speak on it by the body that's

actually making the decision, right? Because like, you know,

you or I can't go into the Supreme Court and listen to them and speak up and ask questions or say

anything. We would be arrested, right? Yeah. And I really, I think you're getting at something that's

really important here, which is there is kind of a narrative that is being or that has, I think, always been advanced by kind of

the reproductive rights, the mainstream sort of like reproductive rights pro choice movement

in the U.S., which is like, you know, we won't go back, right?

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