“We hold that Roe and Casey must be overruled," Justice Alito writes in an initial majority draft

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

It can keep you from leaving if you are arrested prior to departure.

Sure, and then there will be a lawsuit, in which the state of Missouri will lose.

A woman is pregnant around 9 months. How long does the average lawsuit last?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

[Anonymous]

Those of you who have had TFMR need to tell your stories out loud, everywhere, along with what would have happened to you if you hadn’t.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

They shouldn’t have to in the first place.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

Yet were it not for the misogyny and fascism of the GOP, none of the suffering and death that the GOP is about to incur is necessary. It’s just wanton, needless suffering because Republicans get off on that.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

Are you enjoying the cruelty of this? Is this entertaining to you?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Those of you who have had TFMR need to tell your stories out loud, everywhere, along with what would have happened to you if you hadn’t.

They’d be shouting into the wind. This crowd is a particularly brain dead one. They are devoid of empathy for everyone except the vaunted fetus, upon God and $1m worth of modern medicine might have been able to work the miracle of keeping a corpse alive for 30 days, if only that heartless slut mother didn’t terminate.

That’s what you’re dealing with here. That.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

Are you enjoying the cruelty of this? Is this entertaining to you?

They are. I have always maintained that it’s about the cruelty and punishing women.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

Who’s going to be willing to sit in prison as the test case and hope they’re eventually allowed to go free?

Someone's going to have to. If you want to challenge a law, you have to put your neck on the line, as it were.

None of this is new.

They shouldn’t have to in the first place.

It's not merely interstate commerce because MO law would state that it's murder of a MO resident.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:In some face, it is your religious belief to follow medical advice such as in Orthodox Judaism. There are cases where due to medical reasons a woman is advised to get an abortion and that is sanctioned by her religion. So I could see some cases being brought before the court having to do with freedom of religion in that respect

Freedom of religion will not trump the right to life.

Also, religion-neutral laws that apply to everyone equally can't typically be challenged on First Amendment grounds. Your religion may believe in animal sacrifice, for example, but government can ban the killing of animals outside of a licensed slaughterhouse.

Yeah that’s is not true. If it was a religious practice the government would have a hard time.

The Supreme Court is out making all sorts of new precedent to privilege religious practice. Hell, this whole decision is them forcing their religion on the rest of us. I’d love to have abortion rituals become the thing that forces them to walk their Christo Facism back.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Wow The video above - not even the life of the mother.

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Women aren’t people to them. Our usefulness is over if we can no longer have babies.

Their mistake is thinking they can compel us to have their babies

white men without a college education already have a decreased life expectancy from 40 years ago. You know, when their factory jobs started dissapearing , unions started weakening and real wages falling.

With this ruling, no woman is going to risk even mercy f'cking them

They are just gonna be home with their dog and their oxycodone. And to think, they did it to themselves

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Those of you who have had TFMR need to tell your stories out loud, everywhere, along with what would have happened to you if you hadn’t.

They’d be shouting into the wind. This crowd is a particularly brain dead one. They are devoid of empathy for everyone except the vaunted fetus, upon God and $1m worth of modern medicine might have been able to work the miracle of keeping a corpse alive for 30 days, if only that heartless slut mother didn’t terminate.

That’s what you’re dealing with here. That.

For the die hard POSs, yes. But for the fence straddlers who don’t really understand what this means, I think there’s hope.

Certainly the dead women will convince them, but that takes time and unlike forced birthers, I don’t find life so disposable.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Proposed law in Missouri. If the sex occurred in MO you can’t get an abortion elsewhere.

https://www.senate.mo.gov/22info/pdf-bill/intro/SB1202.pdf

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.

It can keep you from leaving if you are arrested prior to departure.

Sure, and then there will be a lawsuit, in which the state of Missouri will lose.

They will appeal all the way to the Supreme Court. Meanwhile, these women will be forced to continue their pregnancies.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'll believe it when it happens. This is more fear mongering. These sensational leaks come up periodically and then die down after no one is able to verify the claims.

Are you an idiot? This has never happened before that something from the SC has been leaked. Yes, you are an idiot.