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Looming Roe v. Wade Decision Has Amy Schumer ‘F**king Depressed’

Actor-comedian Amy Schumer told NBC’s Late Night host Seth Myers she is “fucking depressed” over Roe v. Wade following a draft Supreme Court opinion being leaked to the press, that could overturn the landmark abortion ruling.

“I’m fucking depressed,” Schumer said. “It’s not a big deal, just that we’re losing all of our rights.”


Schumer also pointed out that she was also wearing a “hands off our bodies” pin, and that she attended a pro-abortion protest the day prior.

“I was at a protest yesterday,” she said. “We really need everybody to be standing up right now — men, women, everybody. Sorry I cursed, but God, it’s such a bummer. It’s not good.”

Schumer was reacting to a draft Supreme Court opinion overruling Roe v. Wade being leaked to the press, in what was a possible attempt to intimidate one or more justices to reverse their vote.

In October, after Texas enacted a pro-life law banning most abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, when a fetal heartbeat is detected, Schumer showed her support for the systematic killing of unborn children at pro-abortion rally in New York City, alongside pregnant actress Jennifer Lawrence.

Many celebrities have been very public about their pro-abortion stances, having collective meltdowns whenever life-saving legislation is passed in states like Texas or Georgia.

Actress and left-wing activist Alyssa Milano has even gone as far as to declare this era to be “the most dangerous time to be a woman in America” — citing pro-life legislation — and call on men to “use your privilege to destroy your own privilege.”

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Celebrities have also downplayed the oppression of women in Middle Eastern countries by dubbing GOP lawmakers the “Texas Taliban,” and comparing “sharia” law to Texas recognizing human rights when a human heartbeat begins.

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