Yes, the opinion uses the CDC's words, but they're being cited here in a justification for banning abortion. That context is what matters.
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Feels like this has been largely overlooked, but Alito's draft Supreme Court opinion on abortion uses the phrase "domestic supply of infants." It's real, on page 34. DOMESTIC SUPPLY OF INFANTS.pic.twitter.com/VuQWTJ4NHd
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"Domestic supply of infants" today reminded me of this March story where a former Republican state rep was stopped in Poland with 62 Ukrainian orphans while "trying to facilitate their adoption in America." https://apnews.com/article/russia-ukraine-europe-washington-adoption-international-adoption-31461361ab59338dad21dd0dccbf62df …pic.twitter.com/xxHdUcWduJ
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Brings a slightly different tenor to talk of "supply chain issues"
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So Abortion is just a supply side issue…
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It's a horrible phrase, but he's quoting the CDC, so the blame for it is theirs.
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No, the blame is his: he chose it.
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Seems like having a lower "supply" of unwanted infants would be a good thing. Finding a child to adopt should be very difficult.
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Except they want a supply of white babies for infertile rich women to adopt
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That’s what the Germans were worried about in the 30s.
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