Texas Colleges/Universities Anyone?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Seriously think about this issue before you choose a texas educational institution. I would absolutely advise avoiding this state to both my daughters and my sons.

+1.

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Anonymous wrote:Hey, crazy libs----you are such freaking hypocrites! The party of tolerance is only tolerant towards those that agree with them. I for one have a freshman daughter in a private college in TX and am ecstatic about the Supreme Court decision.

Hope she doesn’t get raped, take the abortion pill, have an incomplete abortion and be unable to go to a hospital. And die. And yes, it could happen to your daughter.

Exactly. I was raped + kidnapped at age 16 when I was a virgin. Thank God I rid not get pregnant, but if I had even my ultra Catholic mom would have wallowed me to get an abortion.

I annot believe how horrid and stupid Texans are. I dare you to get raped and see how you feel then. It is worse than being killed because rape kills your spirit.

seriously, those parents are abusive to force their child to have their rapist's baby. shudder. It's like the extremist muslims who force the rape victim to marry their rapist.

[Anonymous]

oh the state of "My body my choice!" which doesn't exactly really believe that for woman...hell no my kids aren't going there.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Just here to say to any fellow Virginians—make sure you vote in the upcoming gubernatorial election in Nov. The Republican candidate is just as looney as the rest of the GOP.

Hear, hear!!

Not only is he a loon, but he is also as criminal as Abbott and DeSantis.

Ex Republican never again, ever.

[Anonymous]

Send a student to any red state for college moving forward is a huge mistake.

Doesn't matter which side of the thought process you stand on.

They can be killed be vigilantes for doing something innocent ie dropping a friend off and the friend may not have told them.

Think about it people you want to take that chance for a college in a red state.

Or Daughter gets raped...

Yeah college in a red state great idea, NO

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Anonymous wrote:Hey, crazy libs----you are such freaking hypocrites! The party of tolerance is only tolerant towards those that agree with them. I for one have a freshman daughter in a private college in TX and am ecstatic about the Supreme Court decision.

Hope she doesn’t get raped, take the abortion pill, have an incomplete abortion and be unable to go to a hospital. And die. And yes, it could happen to your daughter.

Exactly. I was raped + kidnapped at age 16 when I was a virgin. Thank God I rid not get pregnant, but if I had even my ultra Catholic mom would have wallowed me to get an abortion.

I annot believe how horrid and stupid Texans are. I dare you to get raped and see how you feel then. It is worse than being killed because rape kills your spirit.

I am a Texan and am so upset at my home state right now. There's been many embarrassing moments, but this really tops them all. I will say - for perspective - that 5,259,126 Texans voted for Joe Biden last year. By comparison, only 2,413,568 Virginians and 1,985,023 Marylanders. So, the number of Texas Ds who showed up to vote in 2020 outnumbers all of us in MD and VA combined (only 4,398,591). Add in DC at about 400K and TX Ds are still more numerous. That's a lot of women and men who are crushed and completely disenfranchised after everything that they put in last year. That's all of us. Imagine that. And, of course, not to mention all of those women who will be affected regardless of whether or how they voted. A LOT of Texas Dems have been fighting tooth and nail over these issues for years (I'm friends with many). Texas Ds are numerous and could use a little help about now.

[Anonymous]

Go texas Dems!!!!!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Possibly Rice, but that’s it.

Past tense for me. I would not send a son or daughter to Texas.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Hey, crazy libs----you are such freaking hypocrites! The party of tolerance is only tolerant towards those that agree with them. I for one have a freshman daughter in a private college in TX and am ecstatic about the Supreme Court decision.

Hope she doesn’t get raped, take the abortion pill, have an incomplete abortion and be unable to go to a hospital. And die. And yes, it could happen to your daughter.

Exactly. I was raped + kidnapped at age 16 when I was a virgin. Thank God I rid not get pregnant, but if I had even my ultra Catholic mom would have wallowed me to get an abortion.

I annot believe how horrid and stupid Texans are. I dare you to get raped and see how you feel then. It is worse than being killed because rape kills your spirit.

I am a Texan and am so upset at my home state right now. There's been many embarrassing moments, but this really tops them all. I will say - for perspective - that 5,259,126 Texans voted for Joe Biden last year. By comparison, only 2,413,568 Virginians and 1,985,023 Marylanders. So, the number of Texas Ds who showed up to vote in 2020 outnumbers all of us in MD and VA combined (only 4,398,591). Add in DC at about 400K and TX Ds are still more numerous. That's a lot of women and men who are crushed and completely disenfranchised after everything that they put in last year. That's all of us. Imagine that. And, of course, not to mention all of those women who will be affected regardless of whether or how they voted. A LOT of Texas Dems have been fighting tooth and nail over these issues for years (I'm friends with many). Texas Ds are numerous and could use a little help about now.

And as a reminder, Texas gubernatorial elections in 2022. Statewide elections 2022, as well. Reproductive rights (and the right to not be turned into a lynch mob) will be issue number one in TX next year. If we want to help from the DMV, we can donate heavily and campaign for Ds across the state -
https://www.theatlantic.com/ideas/archive/2021/09/texas-republicans-abortion-ban-backfire/619956/

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:I have never experienced such hateful vitriol from anyone, anywhere. I am a conservative that has NEVER treated anyone this poorly, with friends that run the whole political spectrum. I believe everyone is entitled to their opinions, even if they are different than mine. You all want the world to reflect only yours. Comparing conservatives to the Taliban?! Your parents should be ashamed of the adults they raised.

Do the Taliban support women’s right to abortion? Yes or no, very simple answer.

I don’t think they need to. It’s hard to get an abortion when you can’t leave the house.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:And these are the hypocrits who say that no one can MAKE them put a vaccine inside their body.

As opposed to the “pro choice” hypocrites (note spelling) who support vaccine mandates?

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Anonymous wrote:Wife and I are both Texas A&M grads and would have no problem sending either of our daughters there.

But, then again, we're both pro-life and want to see Roe v. Wade overturned.

and if your DD get raped, you would force her to have the rapist's baby? Wow, that's cruel.

Ever heard of Plan B? In the alternative, I’d make sure she got a pregnancy test and got an abortion before 6 weeks.

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Anonymous wrote:Wife and I are both Texas A&M grads and would have no problem sending either of our daughters there.

But, then again, we're both pro-life and want to see Roe v. Wade overturned.

So you are ok with an ectopic pregnacy being forced on a woman, with the follow on internal eruption and death?

Misrepresenting the law doesn’t help your case. There is an exemption for the health of the mother.

[Anonymous]

Another new Texas law that may sway you is not requiring a permit to open carry any longer.

The abortion law will ONLY apply to those who are not wealthy enough to buy a plane ticket and take time off. If you cannot cobble together funds and time to get out of state, a pregnancy would be a disastrous hardship.

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Wife and I are both Texas A&M grads and would have no problem sending either of our daughters there.

But, then again, we're both pro-life and want to see Roe v. Wade overturned.

and if your DD get raped, you would force her to have the rapist's baby? Wow, that's cruel.

Ever heard of Plan B? In the alternative, I’d make sure she got a pregnancy test and got an abortion before 6 weeks.

Just in case anyone thought the far right religious nuts knew anything about conception or pregnancy (or evidenced even a modicum of compassion for their fellow man), I give you the above PP. You apparently don't know much about plan b. It only works if you have not ovulated. And not always then either. And funny thing about pregnancy is that you do not test positive until 4 weeks - minimum. And even then you don't always test positive at 4 weeks or even 5 weeks. You can have low HCG and get false negatives - leading one to believe that you're not pregnant at all. So you could go a few weeks thinking that everything is just fine. Also, you cannot get an abortion from a provider until yolk sac is present in ultrasound. That does not always appear by 6 weeks!! I've had pregnancies where you could not see anything at 6 weeks. Early pregnancy is a very tricky thing. Most conservatives and religious loons don't bother to learn the details of it. 2 weeks time to be able to get a pregnancy test, have an ultrasound for visual confirmation and schedule an abortion is BS. GOP knew that when they drafted it. It was an impossible hurdle. Screw them and the religious nut cases.