The entire United States was divided after SCOTUS’ decision to overturn the Roe vs Wade landmark case that granted women the right to abortion, and now Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Joe Burrow has also given his thoughts on the decision.
Leading athletes often oppose the decision, with many of the field’s top stars like LeBron James, Coco Gauff and Megan Rapinoe and now Joe Burrow taking to the social media platform to criticize the state’s use of force in such a sensitive event. large-scale repercussions in the days that followed.
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Joe Burrow shared an Instagram post to join other athletes raising their voices against abortion rights in the US.
NFL quarterback Joe Burrow Cincinnati Bengals She took to Instagram to share her views on SCOTUS’ decision regarding abortion. Joe Burrow shared a post from @jennacparris on his Instagram story, sending an emotional message and taking a stand as a US citizen.
He wanted to let people know how he felt about the situation and how wrong it could go to take such a huge step that wasn’t very well taken across the country.
The post mainly covers the different situations why a pregnant woman needs an abortion and why the law should not have jurisdiction, noting the extreme cases, including sexual assault and complications of childbirth.
The following statements were included in the post shared by Joe Burrow on Instagram: “I am not a fan of killing babies. I’m pro-Becky who learned at her 20-week anatomy scan that the baby she was so excited to bring into this world is developing without life-sustaining organs.
“I am pro-Susan, who was sexually assaulted on her way home from work and realized horribly that the attacker had planted her seed when she got a positive pregnancy test a month later. I am pro-Theresa who is bleeding from abruptio placental abruption that has made her parents, spouse and children make the impossible decision whether to save her or her unborn child.”
“I’m the little pro Cathy, whose innocence was taken away by someone she should have trusted, and her 11-year-old body isn’t mature enough to face the consequences of betrayal.” Sharing the post, Joe Burrow clearly revealed the state’s stance on the decision taken.
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