BREAKING: Supreme Court Overturns Roe vs Wade

[Will Ross]

split? the people agreeing with this are nothing but cave dwelling incels thinking they gon be able to get women now cuz of their rights being stiffled

Abortion is something that people are split on.

 

[heart]

I think this is a combination of a lot of things like the Dems being too scared to fillibuster and are consistently allowing the repubs to bully them. It's like a story of TWO WORLDS. You had obama and now biden trying to stay in the center and you had trump going scorched earth on a white replacement theory jihad.

Some posters on here are very upset about this but I think a lot of people on here and the left wing media are underestimating how many people are not in favor for abortion and/or don't care enough because it never affects them.

The supreme court is putting it on the states and a state like I'm in, Cripple Man Abbott is trying to turn Texas into replica 1950's with the gerrymandering & sundown towns. Like a microcosm of when covid restriction laws were delegated by the states, this abortion law will be the same but as of now we do not know how that will look.

But for those that says voting matters, yes it does.

But when you're black you have to look that statement a little different. I hate using the word "democratic shills" but I think some people are so willfully obtuse or just have another agenda to tell other black people to just "shut up and vote" because the republicans are going to reverse "everything". Meanwhile you have to see every other "minority" group and other people both foreign and domestic getting concrete tangibles you can quantify like money....

All I'm saying is people need to vote in their interest and have you give them something to vote for. Scare tactics will not work..

 

[jwinfield]

 

[21stCenturyColiMascot]

Crime will go up. Roe v Wade coincides with the drop in crime during the 90s.

no it doesnt... drugs were shipped out of the black community... thats what dropped the crime rate

 

[dora_da_destroyer]

marriage is still the best framework to raise a child

when you have to derail the argument with edge cases, you know you have lost

the argument isn't about the best place to raise a child, it's about not forcing unwanted children. yall don't deal with women so maybe you dont know this, but every pregnancy in a marriage isn't wanted, a lot of married women have abortions - they already have 2-3 kids and don't want more, they're trying to get back into their career, they got pregnant too close to when they had their last, etc...and the SCOTUS is sitting here, and some of these states, looking to target contraception, that's pivotal to family planning for married people (and preventing teen pregnancy)....or do yall magically think that only affects loose thots?

yall can stop quoting me because yall don't even understand the conversation

 

[Chrishaune]

You all are just lying now. They chose to give the states the choice. They didn't do anything but turn the decision over to the individual states

 

[Cakebatter]

It only takes one Republican to filibuster. Also, literally all but 2 Senate Republicans are anti-abortion. Have you been living under a rock, breh?

A bill to codify Roe/Wade would be all over the news 24/7. What a politician labels themselves and how they vote aren't always congruent. For example, AOC was pro Defund the Police until a bill to fund the Capitol police came up for a vote. I can give numerous examples. Again, pro-lifers aren't as big a voting block as they use to be and all the polls show it. A Cloture vote would put everyone's vote on the SummerJam Screen, putting many Republican jobs seats at risk. We can disagree, but acting like you don't understand my perspective is baffling.

 

[King Static X]

A bill to codify Roe/Wade would be all over the news 24/7. What a politician labels themselves and how they vote aren't always congruent. For example, AOC was pro Defund the Police until a bill to fund the Capitol police came up for a vote. I can give numerous examples. Again, pro-lifers aren't as big a voting block as they use to be and all the polls show it. A Cloture vote would put everyone's vote on the SummerJam Screen, putting many Republican jobs seats at risk. We can disagree, but acting like you don't understand my perspective is baffling.

I don't because your "perspective" makes no sense.

 

[Legal]

increases their chances of what? marriage doesn't not mean a pregnancy is wanted, like wtf?? this isn't going to make people get married more, it's going to breed unwanted children, dangerous abortions, etc. what are yall even arguing?

no shyt a WANTED child in a marriage has some benefits vs a wanted child in a purely sexual relationship, but an unwanted child in any relationship is not going to come out ahead, that's not debatable

What's crazy is breh started the argument by saying people speak in absolutes, only to then immediately speak in absolutes.

Speaking anecdotally, being a child of a married couple doesn't guarantee a fukking thing. My parents were married, and stayed together because of me. I can assure you that there were times where I thought I might've been better off with just one parent.

 

[EARFQUAKE]

One side thinks things will get better.

The other side knows things will get worse.

 

[Black Mamba]

the argument isn't about the best place to raise a child, it's about not forcing unwanted children. yall don't deal with women so maybe you dont know this, but every pregnancy in a marriage isn't wanted, a lot of married women have abortions - they already have 2-3 kids and don't want more, they're trying to get back into their career, they got pregnant too close to when they had their last...and the SCOTUS is sitting here, and some of these states, looking to target contraception, that's pivotal to family planning for married people....or do yall magically think that only affects loose thots?

yall can stop quoting me because yall don't even understand the conversation

Them dudes is going hardcore on their bible thumping bullshyt thinking that marriage fixes really everything
This isn't a disney movie

 

[Chrishaune]

One side thinks things will get better.

The other side knows things will get worse.

Things were always going to get better, but it is going to get worse before it gets better.

 

[Anerdyblackguy]

These justices are sending us back to the 50’s. Scary times ahead

 

[Secure Da Bag]

You all are just lying now. They chose to give the states the choice. They didn't do anything but turn the decision over to the individual states

How is anyone lying? Those nominees now justices said the law was precedent and set. Then they made it non-Constitutional. If anyone was lying it's those Justices.

 

[Black Mamba]

However this proably going to lead to the Dems hopefully gaining more seats in the senate this November.
All these white women finna have to step up and go blue same for 2024.