Roe vs Wade Overturned

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Forever151 said:
I believe the majority of laws should be federal and states should not have a say so in that at all . Personal opinion
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Then you live in an unrealistic fairytale. I’m curious though, what’s your basis for that? Why do you believe that’s better?
 
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0nelilreb said:
When it comes to Congress , I’d rather see them divided. one controls the house , one controls the senate . Both tell POTUS to mind his own business , your job is to tell other countries to mind their own business, we will work this out . If worst comes to worst , it will just be a grid lock and a win for all of us peasants .
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I agree. Federal gridlock is the best possible outcome.
 
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Vol8188 said:
1/9 justices doesn’t get to decide that. Are you intentionally missing that point? The majority decision clearly stated they have no interest in overturning that
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Do u understand everything has a starting point and to ignore a possible outcome is just odd to me . Call it fear mongering if u want but I prefer to prevent something from happening before it can
 
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Forever151 said:
Do u understand everything has a starting point and to ignore a possible outcome is just odd to me . Call it fear mongering if u want but I prefer to prevent something from happening before it can
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So you believe the starting point for that is 1/9 justices despite the fact that the original case had more than 1 decent? That seems like the opposite of a “start”.

Tell me how it’s a realistic possibility?
 
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Vol8188 said:
6 weeks. Once again, no one is banning rape/incest abortions.
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This is false. The six week law is tied up in courts currently and was never enacted. As it stands today, Tennessee will enact a total abortion ban, with no exceptions for rape or incest, on July 24.

From the state AG: Slatery says he’s also working to notify the Tennessee Code Commission of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that will trigger the state’s total abortion ban in 30 days. Once in effect, it would outlaw all abortions except those that endanger the patient.

Update: Abortions in Tennessee have effectively stopped due to legal uncertainty
 
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Forever151 said:
It lowers the effect of living in a Red or Blue state
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Why’s that a net positive? Rather than allowing the people to decide in each state what is in their best interest given the massive geographical, demographic, economic, and other differences among the states?
 
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Vol423 said:
Travel costs to get an abortion are not medical benefits, and they’re not a business expense for the company. It’s taxable income to the employee.
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Yes but look at the language and all the promises the companies are making .
 
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Vol8188 said:
Why’s that a net positive? Rather than allowing the people to decide in each state what is in their best interest given the massive geographical, demographic, economic, and other differences among the states?
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A few reasons . One lowers indoctrination by parents . Two let’s u live where u want without worrying about political views and could lead to less instate political fighting
 
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zeppelin128 said:
The Constitution doesn't explicitly protect a whole lot of things. SCOTUS basically said you have no right to privacy today, and that is going to result in some far, far reaching implications I don't think every one has quite realized yet.

Ruby red states are about to enact some of the most draconian laws restricting all sorts of rights, and the Feds have basically said, "oh well, sucks for you."
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I do believe you are overreacting quite a bit.
 
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zeppelin128 said:
This is false. The six week law is tied up in courts currently and was never enacted. As it stands today, Tennessee will enact a total abortion ban, with no exceptions for rape or incest, on July 24.

From the state AG: Slatery says he’s also working to notify the Tennessee Code Commission of the U.S. Supreme Court ruling that will trigger the state’s total abortion ban in 30 days. Once in effect, it would outlaw all abortions except those that endanger the patient.

Update: Abortions in Tennessee have effectively stopped due to legal uncertainty
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You should reread that. It clearly states they’re talking about the 6 week ban. That’s what your article is calling a “total abortion ban”
 
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Forever151 said:
A few reasons . One lowers indoctrination by parents . Two let’s u live where u want without worrying about political views and could lead to less instate political fighting
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Federal law vs state law decreases parental indoctrination? No it doesn’t. If tn bans abortion or if the federal government bans it, it changes nothing about parental indoctrination.

Two is also nonsense. What you want would allow 51% of the country to live where they want without worrying about politics, but at the expense of the other 49%.
 
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K-town Vol Fan said:
Its a slippery slope, can of worms, whatever you want to call it. This is not the end.
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I think you are being overly paranoid about contraceptives and interracial marriage. Now gay marriage??? I would say that is likely safe too, but I could see it being the a a tough battle.
 
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#475
All this turmoil for the 10th victory..never bitch about the USC again you radicals
 
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