Roe vs. Wade Overturned.

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The guy is an idiot. All he knows to do is push a caricature of an extreme view toward others and then make fun of them or insult them for what they didn’t say or don’t really believe - of course mixed in with lies

the whole civil war comments were hilarious. IF there were one, he’d be the first one keyboard warrior to hide under a table in the basement for 6 months
Yawn!!!
 

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Well teachers are openly wanting to talk about sex and masturbation to 5 and 6 yo kids. FL passed a law to make them wait until they were 8 and to let the parents know if they were talking about anything medically.... Libs freaked out over that. Elon posted that diagram of the political shift in this country and it isn't the right going further right. The left has lost their minds are running further left.

The list of liberal intellectuals who are fleeing the left over fear of where the woke culture leads is growing every day. I just watched a podcast with 2 gay dudes who were life long dems talking about voting for Trump in '24.
Not true in the least. I'm in Florida. I emailed my republican congressman to give me any examples of this happening and I've heard crickets. On other issues he has had responses. Like critical race theory and Disney this is a chosen battle with no real merits and is used to manipulate the many lemmings they represent. Just like most repubs believe the election of Biden was stolen. Pretty pathetic actually.
 
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I like the heartbeat laws. That is something everybody should understand. Abortion certainly isn't healthcare, 'do no harm'. If you're gonna do it, do it before there is a heartbeat. Reasonable compromise.
 
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I like the heartbeat laws. That is something everybody should understand. Abortion certainly isn't healthcare, 'do no harm'. If you're gonna do it, do it before there is a heartbeat. Reasonable compromise.
What designates a heartbeat? There is an electrical impulse days after conception but there is no heart at that point. Is that a heartbeat? Most doctors say no while most pro life advocates say yes.
 

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How can people on the left say this is an attack on a woman's right to choose when they can't define what a woman is? So, why are they so angry when women may not exist? Not as the word woman anyway. They will have to change all of the references of women/men and now term us all possible birthers. There is no male or female reference anymore.

I wonder who the next attention ***** (previously defined male) will be that will come forward bragging they had an abortion.

Yawn.

Do you ever tire of being so derivative?

You've never had anything close to an original thought.
 
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What designates a heartbeat? There is an electrical impulse days after conception but there is no heart at that point. Is that a heartbeat? Most doctors say no while most pro life advocates say yes.
I would side with the doctors regarding this. Technically its a life immediately, but a visible heart, and audible heartbeat is what I am talking about. Something everybody can understand.
 

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I always enjoy the " I pretend to be sensible and impartial but will agree with and parrot every single leftist talking point" shtick.

You know the viewpoint of these people on every single topic. But I do enjoy the "I don't agree with mandates" but then later saying "I hope UK requires vaccination or you can't come." LOL. As long as the company who is politically influenced discriminates against you, it's fine, right?

Yawn.

Do you ever tire of being so derivative?

You've never had anything close to an original thought.
You can yawn but he's clearly pointing out the mental gymnastics and contradictions of the left's dogma. But it's very entertaining to watch as the left navigates through ***** hats to "Trans women are women" and cheering on dudes beating women in sports, from "I can't even define what a woman is. I'm not a biologist" back to "WOMEN'S RIGHTS!" whenever politically convenient.
 

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Something like 85% of all healthcare costs in the US are spent on the last six months of someone’s life, so I actually agree. I also am a supporter of assisted suicide. The benefits that would result to the rest of society would be tremendous.
If someone wants to end their life who is Uncle Sam to tell them they can’t do that
 
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We could actually draw the line when a woman spreads her legs in the back seat of daddy's Chevy. She has access to birth control. A woman does not have to get pregnant. That is the real choice.

Schools will hand out birth control pills like candy. Why not teach the girl to go to the school nurse if she wants sex. Think woman think. But the left does not think, they react. Why protect yourself when you can kill the baby in the womb and Uncle Sam will bless your actions and pay for it.
It only took till page 5 to get to the "Just stop being whores!" argument. That's not too shabby for this board.
 

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I always enjoy the " I pretend to be sensible and impartial but will agree with and parrot every single leftist talking point" shtick.

You know the viewpoint of these people on every single topic. But I do enjoy the "I don't agree with mandates" but then later saying "I hope UK requires vaccination or you can't come." LOL. As long as the company who is politically influenced discriminates against you, it's fine, right?


You can yawn but he's clearly pointing out the mental gymnastics and contradictions of the left's dogma. But it's very entertaining to watch as the left navigates through ***** hats to "Trans women are women" and cheering on dudes beating women in sports, from "I can't even define what a woman is. I'm not a biologist" back to "WOMEN'S RIGHTS!" whenever politically convenient.

You're conflating not answering one stupid gotcha question with not being able to actually define gender, sex, etc.

It's impossible to have an honest, intelligent conversation with people like Warriorcat because they resort to the most asinine talking points every time.

But by all means. Keep complaining about ***** hats and a swimmer who came in 5th place.
 

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You're conflating not answering one stupid gotcha question with not being able to actually define gender, sex, etc.

It's impossible to have an honest, intelligent conversation with people like Warriorcat because they resort to the most asinine talking points every time.

But by all means. Keep complaining about ***** hats and a swimmer who came in 5th place.
Great post
 

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You're conflating not answering one stupid gotcha question with not being able to actually define gender, sex, etc.

It's impossible to have an honest, intelligent conversation with people like Warriorcat because they resort to the most asinine talking points every time.

But by all means. Keep complaining about ***** hats and a swimmer who came in 5th place.
That swimmer and many like that, have won many competitions.

You talk about having an honest conversation while the left now says "birthing people" and demands everyone pretends a dude is a woman. What is honest about that?
 

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I will also comment on something that has largely gone undiscussed in this thread:

Leaking a SCOTUS decision is UNHEARD of. Where are all the people talking about destruction of norms and institutions? Threats to our democracy? Seems like a sterling example of that right here.
Agreed! This is an exceptionally dangerous and sh!tty thing to do….. but it’s absolutely in keeping with the playbook of the left; no doubt cheered on by the leftist cuckolds on this thread.
 
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If I lived in Texas and followed an individual who lived in Texas to Oklahoma and killed him/her and came back to Texas I would face life in prison or death too. No difference except death penalty.
I'm not going to get into an argument about if abortion is murder, but in this example you'd face charges in Oklahoma, because that's where the crime was committed, not in Texas. In the abortion example you would face charges in Texas. Those two scenarios are not the same.
 

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So women who do not have the sense to practice birth control and realize unprotected sex may end up with pregnancy can still kill the baby in the womb.
This might be a good point if birth control was 100% effective. It's not even close. Saying any woman who get's pregnant against their wishes "didn't have the sense to practice birth control" is an incredibly ignorant view on the realities of sex.
 
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I'm not old, and I'm not always right nor do I think I am. However, you're entire argument is it's old white men doing this, and it's pathetic and divisive. You're intentionally creating a racial divide to enflame a situation.
Ok just for you I’ll change it to all old men. Feel better now?
 
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I’m sure there are pro-life females. I also bet there are some African American pro life females. Trying to corral people into divisive groups and not addressing issues is not productive to any conversation, especially one like this. JMO
the point is that these laws are being made by predominantly older white men. Many times without considering the input of their constituents. We’ve seen that happen in KY where congress won’t vote on sports gambling when the vast majority of Kentuckians want it.
 
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the point is that these laws are being made by predominantly older white men. Many times without considering the input of their constituents. We’ve seen that happen in KY where congress won’t vote on sports gambling when the vast majority of Kentuckians want it.
At least one person understood my post
 

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the point is that these laws are being made by predominantly older white men. Many times without considering the input of their constituents. We’ve seen that happen in KY where congress won’t vote on sports gambling when the vast majority of Kentuckians want it.

Its amazing how Thomas and now ACB are old white men…

I guess a prerequisite to being a minority and/or woman is you must first be a liberal…
 

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the point is that these laws are being made by predominantly older white men. Many times without considering the input of their constituents. We’ve seen that happen in KY where congress won’t vote on sports gambling when the vast majority of Kentuckians want it.

What’s the male to female ratio of the Supreme Court? I think that’s a silly argument to make, I think the government and courts are very well represented by females. Aren’t you a guy? Why are you allowed to
have a say? It’s a very silly argument to separate people into groups and then try to invalidate opinions based on those groupings, especially considering how divisive and ineffective that strategy is. JMO
 
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Its amazing how Thomas and now ACB are old white men…

I guess a prerequisite to being a minority and/or woman is you must first be a liberal…
I said predominantly and the majority of Congress is older white men. It doesn’t mean they are the only members but they greatly outnumber others.
 
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What’s the male to female ratio of the Supreme Court? I think that’s a silly argument to make, I think the government and courts are very well represented by females. Aren’t you a guy? Why are you allowed to
have a say? It’s a very silly argument to separate people into groups and then try to invalidate opinions based on those groupings, especially considering how divisive and ineffective that strategy is. JMO
I said Congress who is making the laws. SCOTUS interprets the laws. There is a difference.
 
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Annoying? How so? Because you don’t like the truth?

It’s a cop out, and yes it’s racist. Ones color does not make them automatically right or wrong. Plus this decision is not being made by just old white men, so it’s inaccurate to begin with.
 
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