Don't worry. I'm not a violent guy.
Edwards is pro-life, but he's also not an absolute monster. (Plus he seems to understand the Constitution a lot better than most legislators.) My hunch is he'll veto it.
LA Dems have been reaching across the aisle to override his vetoes?
I'm not worried. I'm right there with ya. Whatever the future holds we'll all face it together.
Yeah it's understandable, I do think though that if we don't view them as humans we lose sight of how piddling they really are at the end of the day. There's like this veil of civility and decency they operate with, because they are "elected officials" some people just write them off as untouchable deities or whatever. They will probably get upset at people protesting outside of their home, or being told they are a piece of shit while out grocery shopping with their families, eventually having their time disrupted would get to them. Having to wonder "should I even go anywhere because I don't want to deal with this" would probably get to them over time.
Holy shit do I hate that this is even a valid conversation to be having in 2022.
Our Governor is a pro-life Democrat that's happily signed extreme anti-abortion legislation in the past.
Welp. Was assuming he was a "pro-life" Dem but more the Biden type, not the Alito GOP type.
Sure there are conservative minorities. But minorities in general make up a much smaller percent of the total voting population. It is nearly exclusively white conservative males and females that have enacted some of the most heinous damage on this country and destruction of basic human rights and they should continue to bare the brunt of people's ire.
I certainly fucking do and many of the same are telling us the same story about birth control and gay rights.
No, but if she gets diarrhea from eating out and that leads to miscarriage it could be grounds for the charge of manslaughter, she didn't intend for her actions to kill her fetus, but they did, indirectly, and courts could decide that is enough for conviction.
Well fuck , I committed double murder in my early 20s with a former girlfriend when we got too into what we were doing. If that law had passed back then I wouldn't be posting on this forum.
Correct. If the Roe is struck down, it will be up to State how far the go back in time to possible prosecute you and your girlfriend.
I am 100% certain in just a year or two we will be reading a thread about a woman who was arrested for "inducing" a miscarriage.
You assume States care about such things. The problem in the USA right now is some lawmakers are ignoring laws because know their judges will rule in favor of them despite settled laws.
Because people didn't take that Trump run seriously. They have a much better blueprint on how to manipulate and sell people on BS. They've always had it, but Trump added the missing components of credibility and courage. His run and RBG not stepping down will be felt for decades.
Yes I would assume that, because if they don't Republicans should maybe reconsider their use of the term rogue state.
Very true, especially on the RBG portion. She had an amazing career, but had she stepped down at a more modest time frame for her age, we'd be in a far better situation.
