why not - decision would have come out in July anyway and it was obvious that W/ACB SCOTUS had a majority for overruling Roe. |
It's done and that's why Ginni leaked it. Can't let Kav stray when they're this close to eliminating the concept of unenumerated inherent rights. Speaking of which, hey CATO people. Still think your devil's bargain was worth it? https://reason.com/2022/05/04/alitos-draft-opinion-that-would-overturn-roe-is-a-disaster-of-legal-reasoning/ |
+1. I’m with you on Ginny. Motive, means, and opportunity. Double motive if you count the Kav angle and the fact that everyone freaking out over this draft opinion means her participation in the seditious conspiracy of January 6 is back page news. |
+1 That’s why I suspect the leak was not by a liberal, because it would have more impact then than now. |
| Republican president and Congress elected in 2024. What happens when they ban abortion everywhere? Are people just going to put up with it? Is this when the US finally bursts? Trump or DeSantis would love to do this. |
My response to that is, it isn't just " them" are are distracted away from the solutions, we are too. Both groups draw straw man arguments against the other. To solve it, you have to pretend to be a disspationate, highly rational Dutch Economist Because, though the arguments and battle lines are highly stoked with emotion these two facts are immovable: 1) Only a Woman has the right to decide whether or not to gestate and give birth to a child- the state does not control the body of any man or woman, even when incarcerated there are limits 2) men will always want love, sex, companionship and children as offspring - this will never change If millions of American men are too uneducated, too lowly paid to afford to provide for a family, women will weed these men out AND we have been doing so since the 1960's because we finally can become degreed professionals, we have birth control, we can juggle as many men while dating as we want and the men have to compete harder for us Millions of them cannot measure up to what the modern woman is looking for, so they try to pass these laws so that we can be trapped into marrying them or staying with them and somehow giving them what they want by state order That just wont work. The only chance the working class and lower middle class has in this country is if , like the Europeans learned looong ago- if you want to increase your birth rate- don't BAN abortion, just subsidize child care heavily, give women 18mos- 2years paid maternity leave per child, make sure these families know ANY child they bring into the world the State wil pay for 4 years of college AND their health care- cradle to grave is FREE Try that for 20 years and see if we don't have a more educated, healthier country with less divisive and polarizing politics |
But then we can’t scream at women to keep their legs closed : ((((( |
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Instead, the Rich GOP got a tax cut for themselves and their corporations
Health insurance lobbies keep the pressure up NOT to nationalize health care and the GOP bans Abortion as a bone thrown to the working class- Instead of raising their wages And with that, just about makes sure that no woman even sees them as worth the risk of a mercy F'ck ever again The GOP are hardly in their corner and they are really suckers to fall for it |
You’ve missed the whole religious angle. It’s baked into the fabric of this country, and we privilege it to an excessive degree to the point where people think their right to do XYZ under their religion should trump other’s rights to be free of the interference. We also have a thing called prosperity gospel - if God hasn’t blessed you with riches than it’s your own fault. We simply can’t let go of the punishment aspect, especially when it’s hurting the “right” people. I do think our culture and maybe even the gene pool is seriously debased. My slightly above average kindergartner is smarter and better behaved than half the grown people in this country. |
From https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2022/may/04/late-night-trevor-noah-scotus-reaction The court’s “reverse Uno card” of a half century of precedent was chilling and strange; [Trevor] Noah reminded that it wasn’t until the year after Roe v Wade that women got the legal right to have a credit card in their own name without a man. “I think we would all agree that it would be weird if the court was suddenly like ‘if the founders wanted women to have credit cards they would have said so!’” -- You can be against abortion, but don't pretend it is some BS rights thing. Also the constitution does protect me from involuntary servitude. How is forced birth not involuntary servitude? |
I think she was specifically nominated for the Breyer seat. The nomination document (the official one) states who the person is replacing. So it would just be an open seat unless she was renominated and reconfirmed for that open seat. I think. "Ketanji Brown Jackson, of the District of Columbia, to be an Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of the United States, vice Stephen G. Breyer, retiring." it says. In Roberts' case Bush renominated him as chief justice after Rehnquist died. |
Exactly, and men enjoy sex with empowered women who are enjoying themselves. Which is WHY we ALL have to go on strike starting Monday- to give Every Man in Washington: Senator , Congressman, Legislative Aid, Staffer, lawyer, lobbyist, Pentagon, CIA, FBI ALL of them a crystal Clear reality of what they will lose forever and NEVER have Back- if they don't go to Congress and pass the following Amendment to the Consitution: " A woman is free and equal to man and her body is her free and private domain . No state or federal body shall make any law impinging on the Privacy and dignity of a woman to have full domain over her own body " |
I see the religious angle as just another kind of political talk- pushing buttons and manipulating Like I said, this is ultimately an economic problem, not a moral one Because morally there is NO DEBATE- a woman's body is her own to do with what she wants |