Roe V. Wade Has Been Overturned

I think abortions should be a decision made by the mother, the father (if present and engaged), and her doctor and the timing will vary based on each individual case. Pregnancies are lost all the time naturally because of unviable fetuses, and I don't believe a woman should be forced to carry an unviable fetus to term no matter when she finds out that it's unviable - whether at 6 weeks or 36 weeks. Nor do I believe she should be forced to carry a fetus created by rape or incest. She didn't choose to be sexually assaulted and should not bear additional burden due to that crime.

I would prefer if women had access to good, affordable, accessible healthcare so they can obtain birth control to prevent pregnancy, or find out as early as possible that they are pregnant so if they choose to have an abortion that they can do so as early as possible. Closing clinics, reducing funding support for healthcare via Planned Parenthood, and forcing women to make multiple visits, watch videos, get ultrasounds, etc are all delay tactics that make it more difficult for a woman to follow through with her choice. That needs to stop. Limits on early abortion drive more women to get them later

I prefer if birth control were used to prevent pregnancies in the first place and abortions weren't used as such, but again, I believe that choice should be up to each woman.

I think that sex education should be taught in all schools as that reduces unwanted pregnancies.

I don't think abortions used to be rare before Roe v Wade, I think they just weren't tracked because they weren't legal. We have no idea how many women used to get, but we know they did.

I'm not going to get into the rest that you brought up as it's not applicable to this topic at hand.