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Hi all, so I originally asked this over on the debateabortion subreddit and got a few responses but I wanted to ask it here in hopes of getting a better perspective. I'm not really looking to debate so much as I'm hoping to understand what pro-life folks think on these issues as I don't see them discussed very much but I might ask follow-up questions.

So, when Roe was overturned a saw a lot of folks on the political right saying how it was good and it should be left up to states to decide. Since then we've also seen some states try to put bans on women travelling out of state to get abortions (via various methods) and my questions relate to those. I don't see people discuss policy positions

So, when Roe was overturned a saw a lot of folks on the right saying how it was good and it should be left up to states to decide. Since then we've also seen some states try to put bans on women travelling out of state to get abortions (via various methods) and my questions relate to those.

1. Do you agree that abortion should be left up to states to decide or do you think there should be federal legislation on it?

2. Do you agree with laws aimed at stopping women from travelling out of state to receive abortions? If so, do you think the current laws work/how would you change them?

3. Would you make any changes to the laws currently in place in states where abortion is banned or banned t

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So, with the new changes changes to r/CMV, I thought it topical to create this subreddit as a place for people to discuss this, and related topics.

Rules will be the same as r/CMV, please do your best to keep it civil

I see a few other communities have also popped up, I'll defer to them if they seem to become more popular.

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From my perspective, drowning deaths are some of the most preventable deaths out there. My overall view is that swimming should be taught in elementary school as part of the curriculum either in the school itself or at a local swim school for the majority of children.

Let's look at the stats first. According to the CDC drowning is the second leading cause of death in kids aged 1-4 after birth defects and also the second leading cause of death in kids 1-14 after car accidents.^1 Further, the Red Cross reports that 54% of Americans either can't swim or don't have all the basic swimming skills.^2 Further, there are an average of 3,960 fatal drownings a year and 8,080 nonfatal drownings a yea

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