“We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled," Justice Alito writes in an initial majority draft
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Anonymous
States can't ban you from traveling to other states to engage in interstate commerce. Keep in mind, during the pandemic Missouri (or any other state) couldn't legally prevent you from leaving to go to another state if you wanted to be somewhere with fewer restrictions. Similarly, Missouri can't tell you it's illegal for you to go to Illinois to get an abortion. |
Anonymous
Are you on the Supreme Court? No? Then your opinion on this really doesn’t matter. Do you not understand that there is no rule of law anymore? They will just uphold any law they are chill w/ and throw out any law/right they don’t like. |
Anonymous
What are they going to do? Put a GPS on women’s vaginas? 
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Anonymous
That won't be a comfort to the women who end up being the test cases, miss their flight, miss any viability deadlines while the situation is resolved, etc. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2022/apr/10/texas-woman-murder-charges-dropped-self-induced-abortion |
Anonymous
You know old guy PP is touching himself as he reads and posts. Don’t give him what he wants. |
Anonymous
It can keep you from leaving if you are arrested prior to departure. |
Anonymous
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Just curious: what countries in the world Ban abortion ?
I remember Romania under their communist dictator, but what other countries in the 21st century do these 9 SCOTUS judges want America to join: Iraq Egypt DR Congo Angola Honduras Nicaragua Laos Gabon Mauritania And THE UNITED STATES of AMERICA |
Anonymous
It’s the Texas thing. People can sue you. |
Anonymous
My God. My God. You are right. Between the unprosecuted sedition of Jan 6 and now the throwing out of settled law, this is a disaster. Disaster. |
Anonymous
That's a different context from criminal law. You're talking about employment law, typically. There aren't any vaccine mandates with criminal penalties for refusal (thankfully). There is one unusual exemption which allows members of Native American religions to use peyote in the context of religious practices, but that exemption is specifically written into Federal law. |
Anonymous
Contraception will be next. |
Anonymous
Women aren’t people to them. Our usefulness is over if we can no longer have babies. |
Anonymous
Sure, and then there will be a lawsuit, in which the state of Missouri will lose. |
Anonymous
+1 Wake up, Republican women. |
Anonymous
Not true! We make wonderful Marthas. Assuming we know how to make bread.... |