Breaking... US Supreme Court overturns Roe v Wade

They fucked up

Colleges and universities don’t like to **** around with these ethics codes, their adherence to these codes help their graduates land jobs. Expect a big counter push against this though. Someone quietly donates several million to make this drama go away.

That's all sorts of fcuked up.

Takes two to make a baby.

Republicans trying hard to pretend like abortion isn't an issue in this midterm: 'inflation inflation inflation'

Everything costs more when your raped daughter is raising her own daughter

The campaign ads are getting quite impactful IMHO.

And, somewhat unsurprising but it brought back memories, there's prior art with Alito leaking pro-Conservative rulings in advance of their being issued, in this case the infamous Hobby Lobby decision. Seems like he told some 'connected' pro-Church activists about it before it was issued. Their 'organizer' who was rabidly anti-abortion has, apparently, come around to just how bad that position was and has spilled the beans.

Any doubts that it was Alito who leaked the Dobbs decision to force fencesitting justices to toe the RCC line are erased. He's leaked things before:

Why Kavanaugh? Himself Gorsuch and Coney Barrett were hand-picked by the Federalist society for this exact ruling.

Samuel Alito not taking his lifelong appointment all that seriously. Mocking other Justices isn't a good look.

Intersting take

FDR knew.

It sure can.

This business of non-investigating the SCOTUS leak is going to have wide ramifications. The leak itself sealed the midterms immediately, the refusal to hold themselves accountable will seal 2024 too.

Can you clarify your last statement? Because it sounds like you're conflating what people say here, with what goes on in a courtroom (anywhere, Ireland, USA, well, places with the rule of law so not RuZZia...)

Texas introduces bill to ban Texans from learning knowledge about abortion pills on the internet.

Insane legislation that hasn’t a hope of being constitutional but it’s astounding how quickly they go from “Chinese Communist Party bad” to “let’s take lessons from the CCP”

The bill is also a strong contradiction of Texas House Bill 20, which (already passed) seeks to BAN internet companies from moderating content. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

While they have the supreme court numbers this will keep on happening, never mind that it is a minority of the populace supporting these moves.

They will always deny that is their plan and act hurt when called out about it but will keep on doing it.

It will all crumble away one day, you can't keep making decisions as a minority and not having it backfire but it could be a couple of decades.

When it backfires, they will act all hurt as well, because they are, to a fault, absolute cowards and hypocrites.

Here's the link that the previous writer got via 'prolife today' which published the above.

The author (Jacobs) is a lawyer. As for the data it seems to come from the Lozier 'institute', a well-known bunch of anti-abortion liars.

If women want to have an abortion that is fine I don't care, but I really wish pro abortion campaigners would stop making the completely false argument that it is a "healthcare issue". It isn't .Women have abortions because they don't want the hassle of having a baby for whatever reason that may be.In only a very small percentage of cases is abortion associated with healthcare.

This type of argument is typical of the emotive bullsh1t and blatant lies the modern left can't seem to avoid using in order to get their points across.

It's not healthcare, it's an abortion.

It is not an operation that is being performed for the health of anyone, it's being done to avoid hassle not for improving health.

My cousin was diagnosed with Stage 3 colon cancer in her second trimester thanks to an inherited gene flaw.

For the uninitiated, the second trimester is from 12 to about 25 weeks of pregnancy.

Unfortunately, in order to perform the surgery she needed and to administer the regime of toxic medicine and radiation she required to complete her treatment, it was necessary to terminate her pregnancy, in order to save at least one of them, rather than the certainty that both mother and foetus would have died.

Regrettably, due to the absolutely monstrous, cruel and downright ****ing inhuman termination regime that existed in Ireland at the time, because there was no immediate and imminent threat to her life, she and her husband had to take a commercial flight to England, to have the termination performed at a Women's Healthcare facility in Essex, all while she was feeling very ill, before returning home the next day on another no frills service with the remains of their child that never could be, in a vacuum bag within a small insulated box.

Don't ever insult my intelligence again by claiming abortion is not a healthcare issue.

Which is a case very much in the minority.

You didn't read my comment properly. I said in almost all cases abortion has nothing to do with healthcare, and it doesn't.

The reason abortion get's legalized is not for any healthcare issue, it's for convenience of the women who doesn't want to have a baby.

If the abortion laws only existed for cases like you highlighted above then obviously abortion would be a health care issue but as we all know it doesn't .