Roe Overturned?
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@Aqua-Letifer said in RIP Roe:
Pro choice doofuses taking selfies.
You really think that's all it's gonna be?
I think so. There will be protests until they run out of avocado toast then will go home realizing the protest (like nearly all protests) doesn't change anything.
Do not blaspheme avocado toast, infidel. I eat it regularly. And I ain’t no millennial
wrote on 3 May 2022, 04:01 last edited by@Aqua-Letifer said in RIP Roe:
Pro choice doofuses taking selfies.
You really think that's all it's gonna be?
I think so. There will be protests until they run out of avocado toast then will go home realizing the protest (like nearly all protests) doesn't change anything.
Do not blaspheme avocado toast, infidel. I eat it regularly. And I ain’t no millennial
Actually I admit, I do too. It's really good.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 04:40 last edited by
Aqua is probably right. Reddit/DC sentiment is to expect major protests. Again, not sure what they’ll accomplish other than being cathartic for the “losing side”…
Funny how the pro-choice crowd was fine with the ruling in 1974 but now protests when it doesn’t go their way. Meanwhile, pro-life folks have been dealing with being on the losing side for about the last 50 years.
That being said, I think it’s very appropriate for this type of issue to be legislated at the state level. Its a good example of why we have states in the first place.
Also, Amber Heard is like “yessss, I’m no longer trending”.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 04:51 last edited by
Not so much as a hint of outrage at the leak from CNN. Of course they realize the leaker was motivated by leftist tribal righteousness, so it’ll be move along, nothing to see here, regarding the leak itself. All the outrage will be over the decision. Pity.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 11:50 last edited by
It will be interesting to see the electoral effects. With Roe/Casey in place, the GOP has tried to pass abortion-limiting laws that poll pretty well, like parental notification and late term stuff.
Without Roe we’ll see a lot of total bans, maybe including rape and incest. Those aren’t broadly popular. It will be interesting to watch.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 11:53 last edited by
Maybe it will get rid of the horrible Roe-skirting laws like in Texas and soon to be Oklahoma.
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It will be interesting to see the electoral effects. With Roe/Casey in place, the GOP has tried to pass abortion-limiting laws that poll pretty well, like parental notification and late term stuff.
Without Roe we’ll see a lot of total bans, maybe including rape and incest. Those aren’t broadly popular. It will be interesting to watch.
wrote on 3 May 2022, 11:53 last edited byIt will be interesting to see the electoral effects. With Roe/Casey in place, the GOP has tried to pass abortion-limiting laws that poll pretty well, like parental notification and late term stuff.
And, IMO, those are not unreasonable restrictions/requirements. Remember that only about 4 countries have abortion permitted as late into the pregnancy as the United States. Most countries draw the line at 12-14 weeks, iirc.
Without Roe we’ll see a lot of total bans, maybe including rape and incest. Those aren’t broadly popular.
They're popular in a very vocal minority, and having that kind of a megaphone has an effect. But, as you say, not "broadly," and that's good.
Meanwhile, Roberts is understanably pissed:
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 12:41 last edited by
Don't like it, from either side. It's a blatant political move and in today's climate, we need less politics from the court, not more.
Roe was bad law and should have been struck down years ago. But let people read the decision when it comes out, and then move forward.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 12:58 last edited by
Those are probably errors introduced by optical character recognition.
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 13:47 last edited by
"I'll say ANYTHING to get elected.".
I'm reminded of one Ohio attorney general or something candidate back in the 80's or 90's who campaigned on getting tough about drugs, showed aa picture of the electric chair and said "drug dealers, have a seat!".
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 13:53 last edited by
Well, this guy just called for the overthrow of the government, didn't he?
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 14:07 last edited by
LOL: My pansexual queer 3-year-old child of color, Pebble Solomon Haworth, just read the Politico SCOTUS leak, looked up at me and asked, through tears, “non-birthing parent, why would Ron DeSantis do this?”
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wrote on 3 May 2022, 14:18 last edited by
So, they've got the crowds already. I think the final decision is really going to be the thing to watch, though. My guess is, that's when it might get stupid.
There are a lot of protesters out there right now with signs that say, "HANDS OFF OUR VAGINAS." Isn't that literally what this decision will lead to?
