On the Overthrow of Roe V. Wade . . . . . . . . . . . . . from Maryland/DC Area of LRNA

On the Overthrow of Roe V. Wade

from Maryland/DC Area of LRNA

The oppression of women began with the development of private property and will only end when it is abolished.  The decision to overthrow Roe v Wade reinforces the view that women are property.  The fact that the government can take away the right of women to choose what is best for their health means that they never really had control of their lives.  True equality for women can only be achieved in a system in which the means to produce social wealth are owned in common by all of society, where production is planned for, and its products are distributed to meet human needs.a