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

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States Rights is part of the Constitution, abortion isnt.

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Anonymous wrote:The next topic better be mandated federal health care. That's affordable and mental health care in addition to affordable child care and a living wage

Sorry, I’m strapped to this gurney right now and can’t reach the Overton window.

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Anonymous wrote:Choosing to bring life into the world, or not, is a fundamental right. Prove to me it’s not.

God says it's not

God actually provides direction and specific instructions for an abortion. See Numbers 5: 11-31

There is no god. I don’t care what 5 people thousands of years ago cobbled together. They have zero right to make any decisions in my life.

Lots of people make decisions in your life. You can’t drive as fast as you’d like, you can’t smoke where you’d like, you can’t buy booze when you’d like, you can’t mistreat your kids any way you like.

None of that is dictated by religion.

That’s not really the issue here—none of that is preventing you from accessing health care you need to reduce risks to your life and health.

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Anonymous wrote:Choosing to bring life into the world, or not, is a fundamental right. Prove to me it’s not.

God says it's not

God actually provides direction and specific instructions for an abortion. See Numbers 5: 11-31

There is no god. I don’t care what 5 people thousands of years ago cobbled together. They have zero right to make any decisions in my life.

Lots of people make decisions in your life. You can’t drive as fast as you’d like, you can’t smoke where you’d like, you can’t buy booze when you’d like, you can’t mistreat your kids any way you like.

None of those remotely equal pregnancy and raising a child. I know as a man you are grasping at straws but really, be better.

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Will police forces across the country need to set up new divisions and hire new officers to investigate abortions and miscarriages?

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Anonymous wrote:Choosing to bring life into the world, or not, is a fundamental right. Prove to me it’s not.

God says it's not

God actually provides direction and specific instructions for an abortion. See Numbers 5: 11-31

There is no god. I don’t care what 5 people thousands of years ago cobbled together. They have zero right to make any decisions in my life.

Lots of people make decisions in your life. You can’t drive as fast as you’d like, you can’t smoke where you’d like, you can’t buy booze when you’d like, you can’t mistreat your kids any way you like.

None of those remotely equal pregnancy and raising a child. I know as a man you are grasping at straws but really, be better.

I was replying to someone who wrote that no one makes decisions in her life. That’s a lie. If the topic is pregnancy, say what you mean.

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Anonymous wrote:States Rights is part of the Constitution, abortion isnt.

Go read the Ninth Amendment. You know, the one right before the Tenth one with the “States Rights” in it.

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Anonymous wrote:Will police forces across the country need to set up new divisions and hire new officers to investigate abortions and miscarriages?

The regular police force managed to accomplish this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/morning-mix/wp/2015/04/01/indiana-woman-jailed-for-feticide-its-never-happened-before/

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Anonymous wrote:Will police forces across the country need to set up new divisions and hire new officers to investigate abortions and miscarriages?

If they do dick wolf will make a show based on it. Law & Order d&C

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Anonymous wrote:States Rights is part of the Constitution, abortion isnt.

Go read the Ninth Amendment. You know, the one right before the Tenth one with the “States Rights” in it.

Correct. It’s just so obvious here. What power does the state have to criminalize abortion? Where does the constitution give the government that power?

Explain it to me because that is the question. And I don’t think there is a legitimate state interest in denying pregnant women access to medical care that, if denied, would increase their chances of harm.

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So, to summarize points made by others since this thread is growing exponentially, the Right will be forcing women to have babies they don't want while simultaneously:

--fighting against healthcare for all Americans, which includes prenatal and pediatric care

--fighting Dem efforts to provide universal pre-school, paid family leave, and subsidized childcare--all things that could help women who are forced to bear babies they don't want

--fighting against a higher minimum wage, child tax credits, and any other legislation that would help women stay out of poverty and raise babies they are forced to give birth to

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Anonymous wrote:Choosing to bring life into the world, or not, is a fundamental right. Prove to me it’s not.

God says it's not

God actually provides direction and specific instructions for an abortion. See Numbers 5: 11-31

There is no god. I don’t care what 5 people thousands of years ago cobbled together. They have zero right to make any decisions in my life.

Lots of people make decisions in your life. You can’t drive as fast as you’d like, you can’t smoke where you’d like, you can’t buy booze when you’d like, you can’t mistreat your kids any way you like.

None of those remotely equal pregnancy and raising a child. I know as a man you are grasping at straws but really, be better.

I was replying to someone who wrote that no one makes decisions in her life. That’s a lie. If the topic is pregnancy, say what you mean.

Ok here is exactly what I mean: people who do not have to carry the pregnancy and give birth to said child do not get to make a decision. The decision belongs to the woman who must carry a pregnancy and deliver the baby. Who do you think you are that you get a say?

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Anonymous wrote:States Rights is part of the Constitution, abortion isnt.

Go read the Ninth Amendment. You know, the one right before the Tenth one with the “States Rights” in it.

They should also read the last four words of the 10th.

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Anonymous wrote:Every elected official should have to sway under oath that no woman they've ever impregnated has gotten an abortion.
And they should get mandatory 10 years in prison if they are found to have perjured themselves

1,000% this. And full media notification of their answers. I find it interesting that Alito has two children. Why only 2? It seems statistically impossible that sperm met egg only 2 times in his relationship with his wife. What birth control, that will be outlawed next, was part of this arrangement?

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Anonymous wrote:Every elected official should have to sway under oath that no woman they've ever impregnated has gotten an abortion.
And they should get mandatory 10 years in prison if they are found to have perjured themselves

1,000% this. And full media notification of their answers. I find it interesting that Alito has two children. Why only 2? It seems statistically impossible that sperm met egg only 2 times in his relationship with his wife. What birth control, that will be outlawed next, was part of this arrangement?

Most Catholics I know that are his age have at least a half dozen kids