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I could be wrong in my understanding, but I thought they had polices or "bounties" in place that encourage people to turn in people who get them or help people do so. Now if so (again, that is my understanding - I could be wrong) does similar hold for going outside the state or is that just for things happening in the state?
Only because nothing was really done about it before. Abortion WAS way down the list. This issue is bigger to them than school curriculum is to the right. It's the reason the decision was leaked to begin with.
Don’t think you’re going to jail if you refuse a vaccine. And you can file for a valid exemption. But you’re right. Other than that, they are exactly the same.
Yet........ According to articles, Republicans are looking into banning it nation wide after Row vs Wade is settledWell, based on your emotional postings this morning I'm not the only one who has flawed arguments.
All I'm saying is that they still can get abortions - didn't say it wouldn't be a little more difficult for some but they aren't being prohibited from getting one somewhere else.
Well, based on your emotional postings this morning I'm not the only one who has flawed arguments.
All I'm saying is that they still can get abortions - didn't say it wouldn't be a little more difficult for some but they aren't being prohibited from getting one somewhere else.
Yup. I imagine if this change occurs there will be a fund for low income people to travel started by planned parenthood or some other company. I’ll be a donor.
It was. As I’ve written previously, most Americans were asleep about this issue; they weren’t paying attention. This is especially true of suburban women. They were thinking about inflation, the economy- what happens in Mississippi doesn’t affect them.
I can only comment on Texas, but here we have a trigger law that bans abortions automatically if the Supreme Court allows it.
People in blue districts get upset. In red districts they rejoice. Purple districts? There are hardly any left.
I'd say it's much more likely they'll move on to other issues to make their religious beliefs the law of the land. I'd guess gay marriage is up next.
Judging by the last two years, no one will be going to jail because of abortions.
Abortion will become a little more difficult. That’s it. That’s what’s going to unleash rage like we’ve never seen.
What about the "them" that have been chipping away at this like a well tooled army for years? Clearly, they are getting what they wanted and will celebrate this for sure--
That really hasn’t played out in other countries. Ireland and argentine come to mind
So will child support start at 6 weeks since its a person? Can you not deport the mother then as she's carrying a US Citizen? Can a 6 week fetus be insured and collect if miscarried? I'm sure Tucker will be asking these same questions soon---
Yeah...but they are lazy and don't vote. They get fired up on twitter, and other social media. Maybe some will make an effort to protest, but it's small....played up by the media of course, but it's small. This has been the democrats problem forever--their base is lazyyyyyyyy---and I don't see this being a huge deal.
