BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe vs Wade

[F*ckthemkids]

I just bought 15 plan B pills...They're 250 a pop if you're curious.

 

[Chrishaune]

God always wins in the end. Praise Him

 

[UpNext]

No matter what law is passed people not going to stop fukking raw

Based on the current data we have, the out of wedlock birth rates were lower pre Roe vs Wade than post Roe vs Wade, right?

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

They also just made a ruling that if the police don't read you your rights, you cannot sue them under federal civil rights laws even if evidence is used against them in trial due to self incrimination.

Wait, what??? SMH.

The next clown on this site that suggests we "hold our votes" getting negged on site.

 

[Paper Boi]

for those of you saying “yeah but they won’t do “x” it’s just fear mongering”

their party is being run by a bunch of religious extremists and white supremacists, you giving them way too much benefit of the doubt.

how many of yall thought roe v wade would be overturned 10 years ago?

look at what their party stands for, any of it is on the table and they gonna have control that court for at least the next few decades.

 

[Elim Garak]

I'm not good with political terms ...

Does this mean abortion is now illegal or legal nationwide? What are the effects of this?

Depends on what state you are in most red states anticipated this and have already been working on laws that either ban it or severely limit abortion.

 

[Satsui no Hadou]

it comes down to what you’re willing to die and stand up for, people. I know what my convictions are and what I’m willing to stand up for when shyt truly goes south.

 

[Cowboyz89]

It don’t cost that much if you want to avoid having a kid.

Youre being obtuse.
It is still major barrier.
What if your job doesnt allow you to take off multiple days in a row?
What if you cannot buy a plane ticket?
Are you supposed to hitchhike?

 

[Wild self]

for those of you saying “yeah but they won’t do “x” it’s just fear mongering”

their party is being run by a bunch of religious extremists and white supremacists, you giving them way too much benefit of the doubt.

how many of yall thought roe v wade would be overturned 10 years ago?

look at what their party stands for, any of it is on the table and they gonna have control that court for at least the next few decades.

They going after the Civil Rights act of 1965 and even the 13th Amendment in some way. Nothing is off limits.

 

[OliviaTwist]

while this is a compelling argument, the other side of the argument is constructed in a way that's hard to overcome with reason.

The response will always be: "So your answer is to kill the innocent baby?"

Without playing semantics: yes.

We can play all day and decide when life begins or when it’s a baby vs a ball of cells or whatever but if it comes down to the baby having a shytty life or not even being born I think the reasonable decision would to not be born.

Obviously not every unplanned pregnancy will result in the baby having a shytty life. But for the ones that will I think it’s the best decision

 

[rightfultoefinger]

for those of you saying “yeah but they won’t do “x” it’s just fear mongering”

their party is being run by a bunch of religious extremists and white supremacists, you giving them way too much benefit of the doubt.

how many of yall thought roe v wade would be overturned 10 years ago?

look at what their party stands for, any of it is on the table and they gonna have control that court for at least the next few decades.

fukk that. Just think how Jan 6 happened. Anyone thought that shyt was even remotely possible in the US.

 

[bourgeoisie tall freak]

No matter what law is passed people not going to stop fukking raw

can you fukk raw when you are in jail for failure to pay child support

 

[Cakebatter]

Dems had a super majority because of conservadems who were largely anti-abortion. Also, that was a different time politically.

Furthermore, Dems don't really have a majority in the Senate right now. It's 50/50 (Kamala can only vote when there's a tie) and the filibuster exists. Dems in the House have passed bills protecting abortion but it's DOA in the Senate because of Republicans.

While a Rep Senator in Alabama could easily vote No to codify Roe, a Rep Senator from NH would surely lose their seat. The bill would pass both houses easily if put up for a vote.

 

[SchoolboyC]

Clarence Thomas wanna roll back everything but Loving v. Virginia I see

 

[JasoRockStar]

Clarence Thomas gonna be in for a rude awakening when his right-wing butt buddies on the Court go after interracial marriage next. Old decrepid ass c00n gonna be looking around like