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

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

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Anonymous wrote:I’d like the legal community to wake up. This opinion might be the worst I’ve seen in my lifetime. Did a 1l write it as a joke?

It is a mess. There's no way it's a final opinion. Barrett has devoted much of her professional life to anti-Roe writings, and Gorsuch is a much better writer. Surely the 2 of them have massaged it into something that is more palatable.

Then again, maybe that was too hard, and that's why Kavanaugh may defect. He still has to be able to show his face at the Chevy Chase Club.

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.

Which would make Roberts’ investigation of the leak a funny twofer and a deliberate act in order to deal with the Thomas problem.

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Anonymous wrote:interesting…

Aww is the babe afraid he’ll get pelted with wire hangers or shoes or rotten tomatoes or something?

They’re gonna do fruit!

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

They can’t ram through a nationwide ban, because, again, the SC just said it’s not a federal issue (if this actually passes)

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Anonymous wrote:interesting…

Aww is the babe afraid he’ll get pelted with wire hangers or shoes or rotten tomatoes or something?

There are crazy extremists of all types. My guess is that he was probably getting death threats and the USSS decided that he should not attend.

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Anonymous wrote:interesting…

Aww is the babe afraid he’ll get pelted with wire hangers or shoes or rotten tomatoes or something?

They’re gonna do fruit!

In Nashville! He's afraid of going to Tennessee. The same Tennessee that passed a trigger law in 2019 making abortion a felony (including loss of voting rights). That should tell everyone something.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

They can’t ram through a nationwide ban, because, again, the SC just said it’s not a federal issue (if this actually passes)

They also just said women have no rights because they didn’t used to have any rights and they murdered stare decisis. I think it’s safe to say the religious tribunal is doing exactly what it wants.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

They can’t ram through a nationwide ban, because, again, the SC just said it’s not a federal issue (if this actually passes)

Tell that to the GOP. They are, as we speak, discussing legislation to ban abortion nationwide.Their intentions are clear. Who do you think is going to stop them?


"Republican senators have met to discuss legislation that would ban abortion nationwide, Sen. James Lankford (R-Okla.) told the Post, and Sen. Joni Ernst (R-Iowa) would reportedly likely introduce the bill."

https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2022/05/02/republicans-will-try-to-ban-abortion-nationwide-if-supreme-court-overturns-roe-v-wade-report-reveals/?sh=2611dcbf23ed

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Anonymous wrote:interesting…

Aww is the babe afraid he’ll get pelted with wire hangers or shoes or rotten tomatoes or something?

There are crazy extremists of all types. My guess is that he was probably getting death threats and the USSS decided that he should not attend.

What what what? The GOP says everyone is overjoyed with the new hand maiden’s tale!!

Eh and he should grow some ovaries. Go on out there with your sht opinions and treason against the country, Sammy! Go meet the people! Live your disgusting truth and deal with the consequences! I mean if women aren’t people, then surely they’re not capable of doing much damage.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

They can’t ram through a nationwide ban, because, again, the SC just said it’s not a federal issue (if this actually passes)

Yes. They can. It goes back to the States because there is no federal law. There is no federal law because under Roe it was considered an inherent right. A federal law would supercede. It's a two step process.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

The opinion state that it should fall to representatives but does NOT say states. It absolutely opens the door to a federal ban.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Except , " they" aren't Banning Abortion- SCOUTS is ruling rather that - the State- not women themselves - have domain over what happens within their bodies- not Women- the State

And I'm saying, the Privacy of a Woman's body is HER Domain, the power reserved by the people

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Addressed so, so many times in this thread and if you don’t think the GOP would ram through a nationwide ban, you need to abstain from voting for about ten years. Sit in a corner and think about your mistakes.

It has already become a state issue. It's easier to get abortions in some states than others. And it's going to get worse. Some states will outright ban abortion in any circumstance or prosecute people who go out of state to get an abortion in states where it's legal. The effect will be no abortions in many states. So, no, it's not just like getting a driver's license.

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Anonymous wrote: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.

They can’t "ban abortion everywhere" because it’s not a Federal issue, it’s a State issue. That’s exactly what this draft is saying. It would be a State by State issue, just like drivers license age, age of consent, etc. it’s not that complicated to understand.

Except , " they" aren't Banning Abortion- SCOUTS is ruling rather that - the State- not women themselves - have domain over what happens within their bodies- not Women- the State

And I'm saying, the Privacy of a Woman's body is HER Domain, the power reserved by the people

It doesn't matter what you say. It matters what the law says. And how it's enforced.