Poll: what's next for a post-Roe v Wade America?
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It’s not her body that I have a problem with. It’s the body of her unborn child that I would like to protect.
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There’s always going to be murders. Making laws doesn’t stop it from happening.
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hmmm.. I have no clue to walk you are talking about.
Seems like no one else does either.
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And murder can be a federal crime as well as a state crime...
Gee, it feels like I've said that somewhere before.
But don't take my word for it.
Is murder a federal crime? 7 ways it can be
Hmmm... Without a federal abortion ban, abortion can legally be performed on federal land...
And there are 63 national parks in the US, in a total of 30 states... And I'll bet my blessings that most of them have First Aid stations with access to medical equipment...
Planned Parenthood could branch out into tourism while the antiabortion crowd stands on the sidelines and wrings their hands... #alwaysaloophole
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Yep, cuz unlike the Japanese these people were actually convicted of or evidence pointing to them committing crimes. Big difference, don't you think?
Uhhhhhh, shouldn't commit crimes then we wouldn't need so many jails and prisons?
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I'm not surprised.
Seems like @Hammster gets it -- "abortion is murder" and the people involved should be charged with murder.
And if it doesn't count as a special circumstance deserving of the death penalty, then nothing does.
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That is not all. If one supports a woman's right to choose abortion while never actually participating in one is equally as sinful, and guilty.
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A good question -- the answer to which utterly shatters the pretense of "leaving it to the states."
GOP governor warns sovereign Native American tribes to not make abortion accessible on their land
If abortion leads to a second Trail of Tears, won't that be ironic?
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Well, it's true that one is often a convenient mask for the other.
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How else can we explain religion rallying around Donald Trump? They feed off of each other, and both are getting what they want.
Either way, it is a departure from what we've had these last 100 years.
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