To explain why women are not entitled to human rights, a Republican lawmaker likens them to sea turtles

The Supreme Court is expected to overturn Roe v.

 Wade in the coming months, thereby ending the national right to abortion. If that happens, the medical operation will almost certainly be very limited or even prohibited in about half the country. 

1. Many people are angry about this, believing
2. among other things, that the government should not be allowed to treat half of the population as second-class citizens
3. and that pregnant women should be allowed to make their own decisions about their bodies
4. just like men can choose vasectomies without the intervention of a committee of elected officials.

On the other hand, Senator Steve Daines of Montana does not seem to see why anyone is disturbed by the impending disaster on women in the United States. 

In fact, Daines seems to think he has discovered a major "stalemate" when it comes to liberals who want to ensure that women control their bodies: the "left" cares more about the eggs of some reptiles and birds than women's eggs.

• "If you're going to take sea turtle eggs or destroy them

• now you said eggs, not little falcons and that's also a punishment but whites

• the criminal penalties are severe: a fine of up to $100,000 and a year's imprisonment.

 Now why?

Why do we have laws in place that protect sea turtle eggs or eagle eggs?

•  Because when you destroy an egg, you kill young sea turtle or eagle before giving birth. However

• when it comes to a antenatal human child

• rather than a sea turtle, this child will be stripped of all protections in all 50 states, under the Democratic law we will vote on tomorrow. Is that what America wants left, "he said.

Daines, known for enjoying killing organisms - did not acknowledge that humans do not lay eggs, that human embryos remain inside the mother until her birth, or that people are not endangered species at any time in his speech, and he scars women. A lot of rights compared to reptiles and birds. He also failed to elaborate on his perceived "America", in which victims of incest and rape are forced to have their attacker's child.