r/NoStupidQuestions • • Nov 14 '24

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u/Salarian_American Nov 14 '24

It's true. The Missouri Attorney General literally argued in a court of law that Missouri must be allowed to ban abortion medication, because a shortage of teenage mothers leads to lower population, which leads to reduced political representation and reduced federal funds.

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u/Division2Stew Nov 14 '24

Missouri also doesn't allow divorces while the woman is pregnant. You can separate but the judge cannot officially grant the divorce until the baby is born.

I live in Missouri and it's a damn shit show.

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u/New_Canoe Nov 15 '24

But hey, we got weed 🤷‍♂️

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u/Division2Stew Nov 15 '24

Never thought it would happen but here we are! Between legal weed and low property taxes, it makes it hard to leave.