56f92f No.807100[Last 50 Posts]
Alabama abortion ban passes overwhelmingly with no changes
By Mike Cason
Alabama lawmakers aiming to challenge abortion rights nationally are one step from their goal of putting an almost total ban on the procedure into state law.
The Senate tonight voted 25-6 to pass a bill to make it a felony for a doctor to perform an abortion. The bill is a priority for the Legislature’s Republican majority. Tonight’s vote sends it to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey, who could sign it into law.
Lori Jhons, Ivey’s deputy press secretary, said in an email tonight that Ivey would not comment on the bill until she’s had a chance to thoroughly review it.
The bill passed exactly as it was introduced by Rep. Terri Collins, R-Decatur, about six weeks ago. It includes only one exception – to allow abortions in cases of a serious health risk to the woman. The goal is to trigger a legal challenge to Roe v. Wade.
“I would say that we’re all very pleased to have this done,” Collins said at a press conference after the vote. “We’re excited about the possibilities that it could mean. It’s been difficult at times, and then at times it’s been really good. I felt really good about it all the way through.”
Under the bill, a woman receiving an abortion would not be criminally liable. The doctor would be charged with a Class A felony, punishable by 10 to 99 years in prison.
The bill passed the Senate on party lines after four and a half hours of debate, with all the Republicans who were present voting for it. No Democrats voted for the bill.
With Republicans holding 27 of 35 Senate seats, passage of the bill was not in doubt. A key question was whether the Senate would add an amendment to allow abortions for pregnancies caused by rape or incest.
Sen. Clyde Chambliss, R-Prattville, who handled the bill in the Senate, urged his colleagues to reject the amendment, saying that all unborn children deserve protection.
Four Republicans sided with the Democrats in voting for the rape and incest exception, but it failed 21-11.
Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton, D-Greensboro, who proposed the rape and incest amendment, said it was disgraceful to leave out the exception.
“You just raped every woman who’s been raped by a man,” Singleton said, his voice rising with emotion. “You just raped her all over again.”
Singleton said three rape victims were in the Senate gallery as his guests and talked about the hardships they went through.
“This is just a shame, this is a disgrace, this is a travesty," he said.
Collins said her goal was to pass the bill in a form she thought would serve as the strongest challenge to Roe v. Wade. She said states could later decide what exceptions to allow if the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade. She said she would support a rape and incest exception if that happens.
“I’ve answered many emails from people who have poured out their hearts with real stories that were true,” Collins said. “My goal with this bill is not to hurt them in any way. My goal with this bill, and I think all of our goal, is to have Roe vs. Wade turned over, and that decision be sent back to the states so that we can come up with our laws that address and include amendments and things that address those issues."
There are only four women in the 35-member Senate, and two of them were among the most outspoken opponents of the bill on Tuesday.
Sen. Linda Coleman-Madison, D-Birmingham, proposed an amendment that would have required the state to provide prenatal care and medical care for the mother and the child in cases when a woman is denied an abortion because of the law. Democrats said a lack of support from Republicans on issues that can help low-income families, like Medicaid expansion, undermines their argument about protecting unborn children.
“The sin to me is bringing a child into this world and not taking care of them," Coleman-Madison said. "The sin for me is that this state does not provide adequate care. We don’t provide education. And then when the child is born and we know that mother is indigent and she cannot take care of that child, we don’t provide any support systems for that mother.”
Senators rejected her amendment 23-6.
About an hour after Republican senators voted down the rape and incest amendment, they voted to cut off the debate and force a vote on the bill.
Chambliss, asked about the legal costs the state would incur if the bill becomes law and is challenged in court, as the sponsors intend, said it would be money well spent.
“Life is a gift of our creator and we must do everything that we can to protect life," Chambliss said. "And if it is a couple of million dollars, that is a small, small price for those lives.”
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953fd4 No.807101
Based and redpilled Bible belt does it again.
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bbe75b No.807105
>>807100
Based and hope pilled! The good news have reached even local Hungarian newspapers here, great example to follow.
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4433c8 No.807111
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3d0167 No.807112
Tell me about Roe v wade.
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dde229 No.807114
All the roasties are crying on twitter and it's beautiful
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174627 No.807138
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e34400 No.807140
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3818a8 No.807142
>>807100
This is great news, but I fear SCOTUS is going to shoot all these laws down just like they did with anti-Sodomy laws in 2004 and anti-Homosexual "marriage" laws in 2014.
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8f4446 No.807144
>>807142
On one side, there's Thomas, Alito, Roberts, Gorsuch, Kav
On the other, RBG, Breyer, Kagan, Sotomayor
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f16f80 No.807145
>>807142
Yeah, the problem with pro-life is they'll find the incest or rape or horrible mutant baby and use it to prove Christians aren't masculine defenders of normalcy but just weird. We should never have allowed the pro-fornication pro-life frame. We should have stuck with the time for the slut to choose is before the slut opens her legs and infanticide is a disgusting evasion of responsibility. The inability of the bishops to plan ahead means bishops are a liability instead of an asset to Christianity today. Evangelical Christianity is the future.
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39fb19 No.807151
Based Ala🅱️ama does it again, hopefully we'll see more reform like this soon.
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4eea9d No.807156
>>807144
Ginsburg and Breyer are Clinton and Sotomayor and Kagan are Obama, Thomas is HW, Roberts and Alito are W, Gorush and Kav are Trump. Gonsburg will die soon and the Repulican majority will cuck out on everything.
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7de86c No.807157
>>807100
Congrats, I guess, but the Supreme Court still has to overturn Roe v. Wade for it to come into effect, no? I'm not so sure this will work out.
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8f4446 No.807160
>>807156
>Repulican majority will cuck out on everything.
W-why do you say that?
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67403e No.807171
>>807100
God bless Alabama. Meanwhile, my state is inching ever so closer to passing a bill that would require the state taxes we pay to cover abortions. Every House Republican voted against it, but sadly the Dems outnumber them in my state.
>“You just raped every woman who’s been raped by a man,” Singleton said, his voice rising with emotion. “You just raped her all over again.”
>not allowing doctors to pull babies apart with forceps is literally rape
Cringe. Why must the baby be murdered? Why can't it be put up for adoption?
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5ade3d No.807172
>>807100
>“You just raped every woman who’s been raped by a man,” Singleton said, his voice rising with emotion. “You just raped her all over again.”
Literally what did he mean by this?
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e9bfbe No.807188
>>807157
These laws are being passed specifically in order to have them go before the Supreme Court. The SCOTUS can't just wake up one morning and vote where or not to overturn Roe v Wade. There has to be a case come before them that causes them to re-examine prior decisions. It's all part of the long game.
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64c09c No.807190
>>807100
Great. Now all the Left has to do is declare abortion as a sexual preference and it will be protected.
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f3545e No.807191
>>807144
Roberts is very likely to cuck. Last time something very descisive(and divisive) came to the supreme court, he struck it down not due to actual legal logic, but so the instituion of the court wouldn't look bad to liberals.
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4ba2c1 No.807215
>>807157
>>807142
>He thinks that the state of Alabama is content to be the SCOTUS's little lap dog and will wait for the Federal government to tell them what they can and can't do
>implying states can't tell the govt to winnie the pooh off
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3d93be No.807217
>>807100
>The Senate tonight voted 25-6 to pass a bill to make it a felony for a doctor to perform an abortion. The bill is a priority for the Legislature’s Republican majority. Tonight’s vote sends it to Republican Gov. Kay Ivey, who could sign it into law.
Praise the Lord for He is good
Non Nobis Domine
Ave Christus Rex!
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4ba2c1 No.807218
Reminder that the Federal government is corrupt and bought;
people are tired of their crap and they can only push so hard.
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25e261 No.807222
>>807215
>implying states can't tell the govt to winnie the pooh off
Uh, they can't. If SCOTUS overturns Alabama's law, then the law cannot be enforced. The last time Alabama rebelled against the US Government, it got its ass handed to it.
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60b66f No.807233
>>807222
Reminder that the urbanite new fears the uncontrollable ruralites for a reason.
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60b66f No.807234
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6fdd60 No.807235
Outwinnie the poohinstanding
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a081c3 No.807242
>>807222
>Uh, they can't. If SCOTUS overturns Alabama's law, then the law cannot be enforced. The last time Alabama rebelled against the US Government, it got its ass handed to it.
That would be incredibly ironic, considering that an abortion ban saves the black population now (over 50% of abortions are black.. and upwards in the 75% range in the big cities). A complete role reversal of the Federal and Alabama governments.
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2d7d7f No.807246
>>807233
What part of the world you live in allows you to believe that rural America is "uncontrollable"? Controlling rural Alabama is as easy as paying off cops to look the other way when it comes to meth. Have you ever set foot in the southern US?
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9f1e9f No.807257
>>807222
Last time it took 600000 dead, are people today willi g to pay such a price to exert federal control?
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9f1e9f No.807258
>>807142
If said robed tyrants feel so inclined let them endorce their ruling themselves or sod off
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8f4446 No.807260
>>807222
>The last time Alabama rebelled against the US Government
You're talking about George Wallace and desegregation or the Civil War?
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25e261 No.807264
>>807257
I don't think people are willing to pay that price to stop federal control, but you can be damn sure that the Feds will have no problem sending troops to Alabama to enforce the law.
>>807258
SCOTUS can enforce its decisions through use of Federal Marshals and the National Guard. Do you know how America works or are you just LARPing some "south shall rise again" fantasy?
>>807260
Why not both?
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f3545e No.807286
>>807264
In our sanitized political enviroment, it's unlikely to come to actual armed blows, however, it would be a fight of stamina and not-bowing down. Alabama and other Southern states would likely be embargoed and stuck in 6,000,000 legal battles until they basically have to. Do keep in mind that the current commander in chief is, at least to what has been done, pro-life. I would find it highly unlikely he would use the amount of effort needed to force Alabama on the descsion. The situation with Lincoln was one concerning sovernigty and federal power, and after 30 years of threats of conflict. Eisenhower went in, because he felt he had some sense of duty to the Constitution? I could never find myself an actual reason he sent the national gaurd since he was never strongly in favor of desegeration mandated by the government. It seemed to be a move purely done out of optics within the US and outside of it, rather than driven by the heart.
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b45d6e No.807290
>>807142
They already did strike down abortion laws back in the 60s. Alabama is pulling a very good gamble here, because if they lose then we're no worse off then before, but if they win it could save billions of lives.
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10e788 No.807295
>>807286
The President doesn't have to do anything. Notice the clause in virtually all Federal laws, statutes, and Supreme Court decisions: Congress shall have the authority to enforce this law as needed. It means Congress can supersede Presidential authority and send in Federal troops to enforce a law.
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3d93be No.807309
>>807295
Im pretty sure Congress can't supersede the commander and chief of the US armed forces. At most Congress can enforce the law with the power granted to them via the constitution. They normally do this with the power of the purse (ie federal money). The most Congress can do to punish Alabama is to restrict federal funds.
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10e788 No.807311
>>807309
>Im pretty sure Congress can't supersede the commander and chief
Oh, yes they can. He's President, not King - as much as he'd like to be. It is one of the checks on Presidential power that Congress can enforce laws.
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4ba2c1 No.807320
>>807222
>Uh, they can't
<beecuz the court says sow!!!!!!!!@
The courts don't have any direct control over any army or anything. All of their power is based on what people are willing to give them.
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4ba2c1 No.807321
>>807264
>the court controls National Guard and Federal Marshals
sage for double post
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f5aca4 No.807323
>>807311
Care to give any examples because I can't find any examples of Congress superseding the President's authority and controlling law enforcement / the military
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65e5d7 No.807333
Pray for Florida bros.
https://www.tampabay.com/florida-politics/buzz/2019/05/06/florida-legislature-2019-what-passed-and-what-failed/
>FETAL HEARTBEAT ABORTION (FAILED): Blocks physicians from performing abortions if fetal heartbeats have been detected. Would lead to third-degree felony charges for any “person who knowingly or purposefully performs or induces an abortion on a pregnant woman with the specific intent of causing or abetting the termination of the life of an unborn human being whose fetal heartbeat has been detected.’ (HB 235 / SB 792)
>PARENTAL CONSENT (FAILED): Requires minors to obtain parental consent or judicial order waiving consent before getting an abortion. (HB 1335 / SB 1774)
And would you look at this.
>ANTI-SEMITISM (PASSED): Requires schools and colleges to address allegations of anti-Semitism in the same way they address racism. (HB 741)
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4ba2c1 No.807334
>>807333
That state is going to shiet. take into account the fact that they made it illegal to lighten your trigger and moved the age for most firearm purchases to 21 recently.
And now this.
Imagine having your state run by pasty white carpetbagger boomers from Canada and Jew York.
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b819a9 No.807336
>>807172
emotional manipulation
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60b66f No.807367
>>807246
>What part of the world you live in allows you to believe that rural America is "uncontrollable"?
Any part of the world where Hollywood caricatures of rural and southern people reveals how much the Jew fears us, and where blue check marks fall for our deaths.
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494812 No.807402
>>807100
Hopefully this will only be the beginning. God Bless and prayer that more will follow.
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60b66f No.807417
>>807402
It just passed today. God bless the South
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84fb1f No.807530
The ACLU is suing Alabama over its new law. This is probably the case that will make its way to the Supreme Court. Now, here's the thing about the Alabama law - it criminalizes abortion. I know, I know … duh. But, there are 5 Catholics on the Supreme Court: Kavanaugh, Sotomayor, Alito, Roberts, and Thomas. Canon 1398 of the Roman Catholic Church states that anyone who procures, performs, assists, or facilitates abortion incurs an automatic (latae sententiae) excommunication. Any one of those Catholics who votes against the Alabama law could be "facilitating" abortion and would thus be excommunicated (unable to receive the sacraments, celebrate Mass, etc). This is unavoidable as the votes of the Justices are a matter of public record.
Are these 5 Justices willing to separate Church and State, even in the face of excommunication?
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b45d6e No.807531
>>807530
No separation of Church and state is even required here. Permitting states to ban abortion is the only way to follow the 10th amendment of the constitution. Ruling in favor of Alabama is the best way to uphold the foundational laws of this country, so "separation of Church and state" wouldn't be a valid excuse to go against God's moral law here.
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405cab No.807536
>>807530
Write to them and remind them the consequences of voting to uphold abortion. Make sure they never forget their duty to Christ Jesus
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4ba2c1 No.807539
>>807530
>>807536
>Supreme Court when this case is heard
alternatively they could ignore the case and let the lower courts deal with it thus avoiding excommunication
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b42b01 No.807551
>>807530
Sotomayor doesn't seem to be a Catholic from her Wikipedia page.
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8c83eb No.807567
>>807551
She may not be your special LARPy brand of Catholic, but she is a Catholic. Puerto Rican, raised Catholic, from a Catholic family.
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10e788 No.807568
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2e5cad No.807571
>>807172
>every time you don't support ecocentrism, you murder babies!
>every time you don't support gay rights, you murder babies!
>every time you don't support multiculturalism, you murder babies!
>every time you don't support abortion, you murder babies!
>oh wait
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86b40a No.807578
>>807568
Obama isn't the president anymore. That sh!t won't happen. Besides, if a Catholic Supreme Court Justice where to be assassinated because they voted to ban abortion, that would make them a martyr. Besides President Trump will just appoint new justices, more devout than the last.
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1be0c4 No.807579
>>807530
>>807539
john kerry is also a catholic
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088ea8 No.807582
>>807579
Anyone who doesn't believe in hell isn't exactly a Catholic.
I'd say anyone who isn't Christian, but there are some Christians who believe they're always saved and therefore anything is forgiveable. I expect that from them. It's just strange to see it from Catholics or Orthodox.
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0f1510 No.807585
>>807567
Democrat Catholics are Catholic in name only. They'll demand God for help whilst opposing his commandments, indulging in paganism, and attacking his followers. They only grant loyalty to leftist lobbyists, NGOs, activists, and media personalities.
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86b40a No.807587
>>807579
So is Governor Cuomo. CINOs gonna CINO. Again that's why I proposed everyone write to those that are Catholic ,even in name only, to remind them of their duty to Christ Jesus and the innocent babies that are murdered every day by abortion.
And write to their Bishops as well to remind them to hold the Justices accountable
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088ea8 No.807588
The fear of the Lord is the beginning of knowledge.
It really is as simple as that.
And abortion is probably the quickest (modern) litmus test on if you truly fear God or not. People show they don't by this action. They show they don't believe in hell - or at least it isn't their own destiny. They live completely without fear.
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64c09c No.807589
>>807585
The Catholic Church says she's Catholic. Your LARPy opinion fee-fees don't matter.
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0f1510 No.807596
>>807589
The only LARPing Catholics are people like her. Which will be vindicated by her pro-abortion vote in the Supreme Court.
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f3545e No.807600
>>807567
>>807589
Listen big guy, I really don't believe that Sotomayor is pro-life. Whether she is a catholic is a different question, she is regularly, although I cannot say consistently, siding on the left side of the court. Specificly refer to hobby lobby and refering to herself as "spiritual though maybe not traditionally religious". Regardless, Roberts is the key player here, assuming that ginsberg doesnt become gonsberg.
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e84b76 No.807665
>>807600
>"spiritual though maybe not traditionally religious"
That's what all of these leftist "Catholics" are. They have more loyalty to the doctrine of NGOs than the doctrine of God.
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a72a01 No.807678
>>807600
>refer to hobby lobby
A Catholic voting against Protestant self-interest? Gawrsh.
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39fb19 No.807681
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b3809e No.807801
>>807589
>The Catholic Church says she's Catholic
How can you be so sure?
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37b0a9 No.808144
>>807222
Yankees are so loathesome and good little cuck goyim.
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132eac No.810093
>>807112
1973 United States Supreme Court ruling.
Norma McCorvey, appearing anonymously in court documents as "Jane Roe" attempted to get an abortion in Texas, claiming to have been raped (she didn't know Texas lacked a rape exemption). Abortion advocates latched onto her and fed her a script pleading to get an abortion. By the time the case reached the Supreme Court, the baby had been born and adopted (present day identity unknown). In an abysmal 7-2 ruling, the court decided it had no place deciding the personhood of a fetus, but did have the ability to grant the federal right to an abortion, citing, I kid you not, a right to privacy granted by maybe the 5th, 9th, or 14th amendment, citing the "emanations of penumbras" used in Griswold v Connecticut to rule that states could not ban contraceptives because investigating contraceptive use would violate the right to privacy.
Even if you like the result, it's a garbage ruling. Essentially, the court granted the right to murder what they concede may be persons, copping out by saying "we can't know, so kill away."
Side notes: Norma McCorvey is a staunch prolifer today, stating how the abortion lobby used her to push an agenda.
One of the concurring opinions stated that if the unborn were persons, the argument would fall apart (life trumps all other rights). The Alabama law specifically confers legal personhood on the unborn, granting them rights, meaning the courts MUST rule on the personhood issue to uphold abortion.
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b01c2e No.810244
>>807290
> if they lose then we're no worse off then before
if they lose, the pro abortion position will become entrenched precedent, and it will become harder to rule against next time.
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4ba2c1 No.810310
>>810093
does that mean is i sew an auto-sear to my body the ATF can't shoot my doggo in a no-knock raid? My body my choice tbh.
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266674 No.810710
Meanwhile in the other side of the country.
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8824e2 No.810714
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09fe5d No.810785
>>810710
My state. Sadly pro life uni students seem to be the only people blowing up our reps email.
It will pass
God will punish us quickly for this
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d07cc8 No.810788
>>810785
Ahh, a fellow captive of Illinois. How long until J.B the Hutt gets the Blago treatment and sent to prison?
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24860e No.810790
>>810710
May god have mercy on our souls.
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fcf7bc No.810822
>>810710
Is this even real? Twitter isn't reliable. I wonder what the bill actually says, not that I doubt this is something that happens
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79ca8b No.810825
>>810710
How did murder become legal? What has the world come to? Absolutely disgusting
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c95d96 No.811318
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1b6db8 No.811325
>>811318
I'd be perfectly okay with this. Truthfully, I'd rather just cut off Chiraq from the rest of the state and make it independent (per bill HR0101, see link related). That way the diabolic leftists are contained and not Screwing up the demographics of the neighboring states.
http://www.ilga.gov/legislation/BillStatus.asp?DocNum=101&GAID=15&DocTypeID=HR&LegId=118048&SessionID=108&GA=101
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f19277 No.812290
>>807100
>Alabama
So in other words the national average will drop steadily.
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60b440 No.812355
>>810093
> citing, I kid you not
>kid you not
Ironic wording
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702fd1 No.814191
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0cc305 No.814206
>>814191
Midwesterner Here,
Ohio
#NotAllYanks
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b3e406 No.814213
>>814206
>Virginia
>Florida
>Colorado
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e1604d No.814243
>>814213
Colorado has legal weed
Florida has immigrants
And Virginia… yeah idk how West Virginia is more conservative than Virginia.
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b3e406 No.814245
>>814243
Are immigrants in Florida liberals? Or just in the economic (gibsmedats) sense? Didn't they literally escape from gommunism in Cuba, Venezuela, Nicaragua?
Also why is Colorado so blue when all its neighboring states are either red or neutral? Is there a NYC or San Francisco-tier liberal hotspot in Colorado?
t. Non American.
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0cc305 No.814247
>>814245
>Are immigrants in Florida liberals?
They would be Hispanic or Caribbean, so most likely..
>Also why is Colorado so blue when all its neighboring states are either red or neutral?
I don't know, but I do know Colorado is known for being fairly liberal. I think it's cause there's pockets of high income there from rich ski-people.
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fc221a No.814257
>>814243
North Virginia controls the state and north Virgina has a lot of northerners who are moving there. Southern Virginia is still southern, like Florida’s panhandle.
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01c996 No.814262
>>814247
Florida liberalism has nothing to do with Hispanics. Most Hispanics in Florida are actually very baste and redpilled. The reason Florida is such a hell hole ie because pasty old rich whypeepoh from New York and Canada move to Florida for retirement.
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13bf5d No.814265
>>814206
See the sad thing about this chart is that it only shows relative difference. The average person in the very most red states here, would be a lunatic-tier progressive weirdo 20-30 years ago. I mean come on people. They are literally pro-sodomite the majority of them. That's not progress, that's total widespread decay across the whole country. You just don't see it festering in that map because there are slight difference between all the pro-sodomites. But the average person in every single state is an ultrafeminist bizarro-nutcase that supports various queer initiatives. For the average voter in even the most red state the cliff is already behind them.
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434d7d No.814267
>>814265
See, I'd say the opposite. Here in OH we're pretty predominantly conservative save for parts of north-east. Hell, I'm in Cleveland and outside of "Downtown" and younguns we're all pretty right leaning. And southern Ohio even more so.
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434d7d No.814268
>>814267
Sorry my id keeps changing
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bc15e4 No.814274
>>814267
I'm in Dayton and its crazy liberal here.
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f3545e No.814276
>>814265
I can only say this is true for the political and business class in some states. Namely the northeast and western red states. Take someone like Mitt Romney or the Cheneys, who proport themselves as "conservative". Now, of course, there is a concerted effort to transform areas politically, especially places that are opposed to modernity. But yeah, in places that are big and on the coasts, support for modernity is the norm.
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39fb19 No.814278
>>814267
Cincinnati and Dayton are both pretty liberal, but that's to be expected with bigger cities. Even outside of the downtown areas, the people I've met tend to be at least a little liberal leaning.
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434d7d No.814423
>>814274
>>814278
Well, if anything we've adequately illustrated why we're a swing state.
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bc15e4 No.814444
I'm glad to see so many Ohiobros here.
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01d432 No.814448
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4d1ebb No.825187
>>807100
Abortion is immoral. There is no way around it and everyone knows that. Aborting healthy babies is murder.
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1e7756 No.825190
>>807100
>This triggers /pol/
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1e7756 No.825191
>>807157
> but the Supreme Court still has to overturn Roe v. Wade for it to come into effect
America not a Christian nation. Will never happen. The Supreme court will overturn the second amendment rather than touching baby killing rights.
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0acfcb No.836443
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