Roe v Wade
mark94
Arizona
Despite the protest, this does not mean abortions are illegal. It means that red states can regulate abortion and establish some limits. In blue states, nothing changes.
Abortion activists have promised a night of rage. They’ve been planning that for weeks. Catholic Churches are among the targets.
Abortion activists have promised a night of rage. They’ve been planning that for weeks. Catholic Churches are among the targets.
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The court is acting politically not legally. Which is legal.... but congress can also impeach Supreme Court justices... the right wing ideologues attacking our rights should be impeached
Functionally, it means women in some states will be headed to the nearest blue state (rather than Canada) or the back alley (as long as there are physical or social consequences to pregnancy). I don't expect the total number of abortions to change much.
I hope yall remember that whore mongering isn't very christian
Anyways, I'm not going to argue with you, because you have repeatedly misrepresented my position on the issue. I expect you to do so again in response to this.
I agree that the Texas model of ratting out your neighbor is batshit crazy Stasi sort of shit. I don't want _any_ laws enforced that way.
My views on the abortion issue are closest to repressive Christian theocratic countries like France and Sweden.
Not sure why some of our liberal brethren are gloating that this will win them 2022. This outcome has been baked into polls for a month now. A lot more women are concerned about feeding their kids than aborting them. And women of all ages and childbearing choices have to eat, drive, and rent. Their only hope is that the GOP runs freak show candidates for the Senate (which we're doing a fair job of).
California wants abortion on demand, big government, everyone masked, and high taxes. You got it.
Florida wants limits on abortion, smaller government, no masks, and low taxes. Super !
>>>>Not sure why some of our liberal brethren are gloating that this will win them 2022.<<<<
I don't know that this will win in November, and being against government involvement in issues like this, is far from liberal, this is the nanny state at work, along with a heavy handed dose of religious involvement, separation of church and state is only a concept when you agree with them.
You said the path to winning in November got a lot more complicated. I'm saying it will be about the 10th most important issue on the ballot.
That's what people will see. And what the republican legacy will be come election time
BTW the election did just get more complicated we’ll find out how important this issue is in November, we won’t know for sure until the ballots are counted the actual impact if it’s first or tenth, my own take is if inflation is not getting better that will be issue number one but shit happens all the time, the world spins round and round who can say with certainty what the agenda issue will be 90 days from now.
But look at the number of unwanted pregnancies every year, compared to the number of people affected by the economy, fuel prices, crime, supply chain issues and shortages, opioid-related deaths, and you'll see a yawning chasm.
For a dose of reality go to a strip club and gloat about taking away reproductive rights. See what the dancers will say. But you won't and some like subramam and rickdugan will pretend they agree
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I don't see this swinging anything towards the Dems. Some wingnuts out there seem to believe that there is some consensus view out there among women that abortion should be legal, but that is not the case. There is a sizable contingent of women, especially mothers, who are staunchly pro-life.
When the dust settles, the states where baby killers desire to continue slaughtering babies will have that right and the states in which baby killing is seen as bad will limit it. By November, once the realities sink in and the mania subsides, I don't think that many people will see this as a top political issue.
Wow. More shocking rulings to come ?
Rick following your pretend ethics. Prostitution is wrong too
-abortion that’s legal up the day of birth in my state, that’s is unbelievably extreme. And be able to be performed by non doctors.
-the argument that if your daughter got a surprise pregnant YOU would be looking at your options. 100% agree with that
-Roe v Wade had an impact on crime a generation after came into effect, less of it. Many abortions are going to be of future extremely violent gangbangers, you just have to accept that fact. And that’s JUST what we need more of hooray! Oh can’t wait for that. More children raising children isn’t the answer for this country right now. No father in the household. We will have to now deal with more of these assholes for fucking decades now.
-We do not want responsible people being out outbred by irresponsible, low iq, zero inhibition types, just a horrible dysgenic effect on society. This country doesn’t need that shit. Future female lawyer she’s on birth control, she has protected, safe sex, she thinking about adopting actually. Meanwhile welfare queen waste of fucking shit keeps shitting out future shitbirds. This happens anyway, we don’t need more of it though. Get with the fucking program America. Then we all wonder why our neighborhood/town/city/state wasn’t like it was back in the day.
Great attitude for a member of Congress.
Someone doesn't understand checks and balances.
Cope harder.
Tetradon. A republican scotus pushing republican politics is an impeachable offense. These judges lied under oath about their intent on overturning roe v wade and planned parenthood v Casey.
And of course this will impact elections. You have to be retarded to think it won't
It followed the Thomas Aquinas doctrine which said early abortion was okay, and really contraception was too. It was not that much different from Roe v Wade.
It was after the massacre of the Cathar is the South of France that the church changed its position to the extreme Augustinian views.
In my opinion the real rub with the Cathars was that they were using methods of contraception and abortion. They looked at reproduction as a kind of an error, but they did not really see sex as sinful.
Augustine on the other hand is beyond parody. Read his Confessions if you want to understand him.
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Good fucking Lord you are stupid. Every supreme court justice everywhere has pushed their politics.
Cope even harder.
But no, I don't think they can make it so their law automatically changes triggered by SCOTUS.
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Republicans are going to get eaten alive!
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Now Gavin and the Democrats could amend the State Constitution so it says whatever they want it to. And this is fine, but under state law there is already no risk.
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Why isn’t the same argument applied to gun control. The left believes that if guns are made illegal all the school shootings and gang murders are going to disappear. Seems using the same line of thought as back alley abortions, won’t people still find away to get guns? Some how the left misses this. Outlaws are still going to find away. Gee, what a novel concept
No one believes this, there will always be guns and gun crimes. But generally it is believed that sensible gun restrictions will improve the situation.
Mostly it is in the Red States that politicians want to use outlawing abortion to give themselves a reason to exist, a reason for people to send them money.
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^ Generally the Right has been in favor of abortion, even wanting to compel it.
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You fucking bigots are out of touch with reality.
Sick fuck pretend conservatives pretending to be pilara of the community while trolling the speediest clubs for cheap hookera. You deserve robs and worse.
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WTF does fucking strippers have to do with whether it's OK to kill babies? Sorry but I fail to see the hypocrisy involved.
The fallacy in your thinking is that opposition to abortion is by default a religious issue. For many it has nothing to do with religion, but instead is simply about not killing babies.
Let’s start with letting a man swim against women
I'm making rounds at the stripper hoe clubs. No one is happy waking up to less rights than their grandmas and their bodies more regulated by the gov than guns
So... there's that.
Also, the users here should be wary of laws being created or stripped away by activists motivated by conservative Christian morality. Clarence Thomas has already signaled in his dissent for this case that the courts should now go after everything from same-sex marriage to access to contraception (including Plan B). It's not like he's a loner with these opinions. He's just the tip of the spear. The same single-minded people who have targeted abortion law for decades will to turn their moral imperative toward other targets.
That could, in some places, mean more restrictive rules and ordinances against strip clubs. Going after strip clubs is a soft target in any political arena, and it just got softer. You're out of your mind if you think the prime movers behind this effort to repeal Roe v. Wade have any love for sex work in any form (at least not that they share publicly...).
No one wants an abortion. No one is "pro" abortion (including me). That said, I think that women should have safe access to the procedure. Without it, I believe that we'll see a sizable increase in teen and other forms of unwanted pregnancies, and all of the problems that follow that trend. This is especially true in states where the they decide to limit or block access to birth control, and in places where crossing a state line to access abortion clinics means traveling hundreds of miles.
In the short term, though, I suspect that the makers of Plan B will enjoy a bump in sales.
This exposes the neo Republicans as extremely authoritarian, willing to ignore precedent, and anathema to our modern society
This is about devotion to the rule of law and the doctrine of federalism which is essential to our constitution. It is the rule of law that made this country special. Nothing like this framework of law had ever existed before 1776.
The federal government has its power limited to those areas clearly defined in the constitution. All other laws are in the purview of State legislatures. That’s Federalism. It prevents the Tyranny of central government.
Also, our system of checks and balances makes sure that no branch of government can overstep its constitutional powers. Fifty years ago, the Supreme Court exceeded its authority by inventing the constitutional right to abortion. It took fifty years, but the political process of naming judges corrected this error and reflected the will of the people.
He cautions Democrats that they need to start thinking in terms of a 5 or 10 year strategy of naming judges if they want to reverse the recent conservative rulings from the Court in guns and abortion.
A practical solution to the abortion dilemma. Thirty five countries have implemented over the counter oral contraceptives. In those countries, the demand for abortions plummeted.
There have been attempts to legislate OTC contraceptives in the US but it failed because it would have hurt Big Pharma financially. It was largely Democrat congressmen who voted against OTC.
Republicans really didn't play a long game with regards to SCOTUS, though. They blocked Merrick Garland at the end of Obama's second term, and then Trump had the rare opportunity to replace three Justices in one term. And, via the Twitter link you provided, Nate Silver encourages Democrats to think long term (which is smart), but does not recommend against fighting short-term battles. Also, he says nothing about pronouns.
But I am starting to see why you don't provide links.
They are giving Trump credit that he doesn't deserve, Mitch McConnell is the architect of this court , Trump in my estimation was just a useful idiot.
Birth control should absolutely be available without a prescription and covered by insurance. This should be a slam dunk.
Woke Disney really is doing everything possible to distance itself from itself from a chunk of the population
The left has nothing equivalent...not because of pronouns but because they've neglected it. Really, if protecting abortion was that much of a priority, where was Congress when Dems had 60 senators? They should have known from Roe, Casey, Obergefell, that a right recognized by the court can easily be unrecognized.
Disney...
... plus Dick's Sporting Goods, Match Inc., Bumble, Amazon, Citigroup, Salesforce, Tesla, Lyft, Yelp, JPMorgan, Alaska Airlines, Conde Nast, Goldman Sachs, Kroger, Meta, Zillow, Microsoft (though the language is a bit soft), and TikTok, so far.
United and Southwest Airlines employees fly for free. Both airlines have noted that they will continue to provide coverage for reproductive health care.
Link:
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And the stupid Icee comment train keeps on rolling. Icee, yiu do realize that the eggs bought at the store aren’t fertilized, and nobody eats fertilized eggs? In your statement the analogy would be true if the store sold fertilized eggs and you’d take them home with an incubator before preparing them. When yiu crack the egg open it would t contain any yolk, just an unmatched little chicken for breakfast.
God your stupid, Icee!
Even in red states, getting contraception from the county health boards was and still is always free, all they have to do is walk in and ask for it.
However the key to ending Roe is putting it back completely into each states hands so the people of the state gets to decide, not an overwhelming blanket permission from Big Govt (ie Democrat controlled). Even the democrat hero Ginsburg said Roe was out of touch and should have been removed.
We’ll see how this goes.
Women represent over 50% of our society. If there is ever an issue that unites and motivates them en masse, they control the electorate. But, ERA didn't do this. Hillary as the first female President also didn't do this. I seriously doubt Roe will either.
Only stupid people still think that this is driven by religion. Morality and religion often coexist, but the former is not exclusive to the latter. For many people, including a very unobservant and highly hypocritical Christian like myself, it's about not killing babies.
Yes I hate the thought of government getting involved in personal medical decisions, but at some point the baby has a competing interest that needs to be protected. Seeing silly twats crying on courthouse steps because they will no longer be able to slaughter babies (in some states) with impunity would be laughable if it wasn't so fucking tragic.
This is certainly a religious issue, driven by and funded by the religious right, where do you think those protesters standing outside woman's medical clinics are coming from. who’s putting up those billboards and where do you think they’re finding volunteers to operate their phoning for dollars call centers, ?
The only thing ones this affects are the reactive irresponsible People, who have the victim mentality that wants government to take care of them. Those people will never have control of their situations because they’re always looking for a scapegoat to blame their situation in life. All the women in my family, every one of them, said this ruling would never have affected them negatively. Why? Because they’re responsible subjec women with all of their rights intact.
But those who participate in those activities and oppose abortion are far from universally religious. The country is pretty evenly split on abortion and that includes plenty of people who are not religious. Anyone who is a parent and has been through the gestational development cycle is prone to being much more opposed to abortion because they know how early that fetus looks and acts like a baby.
The same people on here who went batshit crazy about mask mandates and vaccinations "my body my choice" are now supporting regulating women's bodies and forcing unwanted pregnancies on them. It's the ultimate in misogyny.
Some of you with daughters and granddaughters should be careful what you support.
The abortion pill (mifepristone/misoprostol) and the pandemic-induced proliferation of telemedicine is going to take a lot of abortions out of the physical clinic, and there are going to be plenty of sympathetic people shipping them into Texas (for example). Just like I think 3-D printing will make gun control moot.
One study I saw estimated this ruling will reduce the number of abortions by 15%. That isn't a lot.
In the end, I think this is more about moral purity than anything else.
Rickdugan. Again show your daughters you love them by not cheating on their mom with hookers not by limiting their rights and freedoms
And Clarence Thomas should thank leftists for the fact that he got to marry a white woman
Blacks are 13% of the population but account for 39% of abortions
The defund the police ought to take a harder look at this first
Calling women "stripper hoes," hitting them, getting them addicted to drugs, and manipulating them shows what you think of women.
@rick: Fair comment I don't disagree with. I am not in favor of late term abortions either. I'm talking more on the push to ban first trimester abortions including right up to the time of fertilization. This is certainly driven by religion, and the activist element driving much of the anti-abortion movement is religious too.
If you look at the demographics of abortions the majority of women who have abortions self identify as Christians
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Some of you went bat shit crazy about mask and vaccine mandates. Your body your choice. But oppose women having the choice to end pregnancies.
You oppose gun regulations but want women's bodies and reproductive rights regulated by the government.
"Anarchical And Criminal Actions’: Arizona Authorities Address Rioting From Pro-Abortion Activists In State Capitol"
The Arizona Department of Public Safety (AZDPS) released a statement Saturday, responding to the riotous behavior of pro-abortion activists at the state’s Capitol building Friday night.
The protests attracted between 7,000 and 8,000 people following the Supreme Court’s overturning of Roe v. Wade and began as a peaceful demonstration, according to AZDPS. However, the protest soon turned chaotic as rioters attempted to breach the state’s Capitol building and vandalized historical monuments.
“What began as a peaceful protest evolved into anarchical and criminal actions by masses of splinter groups. As groups realized the state legislature was in session, they attempted to breach the doors of the Arizona Senate and force their way into the building,” AZPDS wrote.
The rioters reportedly terrified state lawmakers who were still in the process of voting on legislation, The Daily Wire previously wrote.
“We are currently there being held hostage inside the Senate building due to members of the public trying to breach our security,” Arizona state Senator Kelly Townsend tweeted. “We smell teargas and the children of one of the members are in the office sobbing with fear. I expect a J24 committee to be created immediately.”
Video from the riot showed Arizona state troopers using tear gas to disperse the activists. “Due to the direct threat to the occupants of the Senate building and damage to the building itself, Arizona State Troopers took immediate action and utilized tactics including the deployment of field force teams and tear gas,” AZDPS explained.
Along with rioters attempting to breach the state’s Capitol building, people also vandalized statues and memorials in Wesley Bolin Plaza. AZDPS released photos of the defacement of historical monuments, showing spray painted phrases such as “Abort the Court,” “F*** SCOTUS,” “F*** GOP,” and “F*** Ducey,” in reference to Governor Doug Doucey (R-AZ).
AZDPS explained that state troopers “exercised patience and application of tactics” as some had “unwisely brought children to the protest turned unlawful assembly.” Authorities deployed tear gas only after multiple warnings to activists to clear the area.
“After the plaza was cleared, additional state buildings in the area sustained criminal damage,” AZPDS added.
https://www.dailywire.com/news/anarchica…
OKAY
LET THEM
If you think abortion is wrong and you don’t want to have an abortion
OKAY
DON’T HAVE ONE
I promise that you know MORE THAN ONE PERSON who has had an abortion. I have a very small friend circle and I know 4 people who have had one—none of them are SWers, and that doesn’t include those people I know who have had one and haven’t told me.
And my points are—most women would not tell you, therefore the likelihood is that you know someone who has had an abortion, it has affected your life and your relationship with that person exactly zero.
IT AFFECTS YOU ZERO.
There are other segments of society, the majority, where they can live their whole life with none of their close friends or family ever being arrested. If anyone close to them got arrested, it would be a huge deal.
I suspect abortion is like that. There are segments of society where abortion is a normal and an expected part of life. It truly is part of their health care regimen. They assume everyone else must be as haphazard about contraception as they and their friends are.
The majority of the population are more limited in their sex partners and diligent about contraception.
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The availability for abortions isn’t about feelings or regret, it’s about safety and care and options. It’s up to the person to decide what’s right for them and it isn’t responsible for conception itself.
PEOPLE have to make life decisions about having sex and the consequences. If someone regrets having an abortion?? That is not BECAUSE of the availability of abortions. Family planning includes accounting for accidents and accepting, in your own brain, what your planned route will be if you get pregnant in any situation.
Your wife feeling guilty about having an abortion isn’t a reason to abolish abortions and it’s not the fault of availability of abortions.
Doing drugs doesn’t involve the actions of two people and consequences on one person so that is nowhere near a valid argument.
Psd are you gonna pull a Jacksonville in vegas?
The Founders believed that rights come from god. They listed what they believed those rights were in the Constitution. Essentially, Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness.
They also put a process in place for the People to amend or clarify those rights.Freedom of Speech. Religion. Bear arms. Have personal property. Due process. Etc.
Something doesn’t become a right unless the People care enough about it to amend the Constitution. An interest group can’t simply declare something a right, like a right to food, shelter, or basic income. Nor, can a judge invent a right from whole cloth, as happened to the right of privacy which justified abortion.
You want abortion to be legal ? There’s a political process for making this the case in each state.
You want abortion to be a protected right for the entire country ? There is a political process for amending the constitution to do this.
The correct process for establishing a right does not involves rioting or burning buildings.
It was legal. But that legal right has been removed by people with your twisted views
And, when it comes to defining what is a right, it must be done as part of a political process reflecting consensus of the People. That’s the part you are missing with regard to abortion.
It’s worth pointing out that, before Roe, there was momentum in the political process to legalize abortion in most states. The pro-abortion crowd was winning the argument. Then, bam, the Roe decision ended all that. Ruth Bader Ginsburg realized that abortion rights would have been better off if Roe had not been decided.
The nation can't be held hostage by religion.
one asked her if she could explain what roe vs wade was..
she said it was what Washington had to decide before crossing the Delaware.
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