“Pro life”

Gilligan

#*! boat!
PREMO Member
I will say this... not much to offer now-a-days where someone can work to make enough money to cover education expenses :(
I know that....very true. And further proof, if any was ever needed, that the increased cost of higher education has far outpaced any rational explanation for it.
 

spr1975wshs

Mostly settled in...
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I bet you the women who were bred like livestock probably couldn’t get too cozy with the daddies of her children then either. Maybe that is where it got started, and is now our karma.
That is an astute observation.
 

spr1975wshs

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I am really at a loss to understand the current state of affairs between folks of different ethnicities.

Likely because the folks of different heritage from mine with whom I grew up in a mid-size town in western Massachusetts were from intact families like mine, with lives very similar to the other folks around me. My family knew folks from as Blue Collar as my dad to a corporate VP.

Heck, my dad wasn't an activist, except his desire that everyone be treated equally well, until they earned otherwise.

When he was in USAF Tech School in southwest Texas in 1953, he sat with a friend from high school who was in his class. Dad, a man of at least 90% European ancestry, was arrested for sitting in the "Coloreds Only" section of the movie theater.
 

OccamsRazor

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I am really at a loss to understand the current state of affairs between folks of different ethnicities.
To me it is fairly simple in today's climate.
If you are a white, heterosexual male, you simply do not have a cause, a say, or a place in the pecking order. All else have a "cause."
 

seekeroftruth

Well-Known Member
And so the conversation has been successfully shifted and Roe v. Wade is yesterday's news.... leaving the controversy to another group of rich lawyers.

:coffee:
 

SamSpade

Well-Known Member
PREMO Member
I'm amazed. I really thought they'd hand down some weak assed answer that would kick the can down the road.
 

stgislander

Well-Known Member
PREMO Member
He'll probably have to switch out that decision wheel.
From Fox News.
Chief Justice John Roberts agreed that the viability line "never made any sense," but said he would have taken "a more measured course" with this case. Rather than overturn Roe v. Wade altogether, Roberts said he would have continued to recognize a right to get an abortion, and that the right should "extend far enough to ensure a reasonable opportunity to choose, but need not extend any further."
 
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