We all understand that abortion wasn't banned today, right?
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Hijinx
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Yes: It could I suppose. As for drugs , 2 times is plenty, However death by drugs is not the same as a tubal ligation which actually would allow the woman who got it the ability to carry on her life style and her open legs policy without the need for an abortion every 6 months.
The 50s?
Cool.
Gas was $.19 a gallon, Democrats weren’t so ****ing Marxist yet, dozens of classic movies, food cheap, housing cheap, employment hi, housewives, milk delivery, route 66 was in it’s hay day…
Signed me up.
PJay
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50s please. Everyone dressed nicely then too and looked clean.
Tired of seeing people dressed in their dirty looking pajamas, house shoes and clown hair.
Let's not forget happy and fun music
Tired of seeing people dressed in their dirty looking pajamas, house shoes and clown hair.
Let's not forget happy and fun music
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You forgot the part where basically no one was obese….so interesting how didn’t include that.
PJay
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You forgot the part where basically no one was obese….so interesting how didn’t include that.
You haven't lived until you have seen me do the twist
Seriously, this is nothing more then emotional drivel from someone that either didn't read the decision or is incapable of understanding it. Furthermore I doubt that his understanding of what life in the 50s was like (being that he wasn't born until 1977) is anything special given that Roe wasn't determined until 1973.
The ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization specifically states "The Court emphasizes that this decision concerns the constitutional right to abortion and no other right. Nothing in this opinion should be understood to cast doubt on precedents that do not concern abortion." Therefore the only change is that Roe and Casey are null and void placing abortion back in the hands of the states and their people. So the only slippage towards the past are specific to abortion and those that get to decide what is allowable in their state.
Hijinx
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Men take a lot of blame and deserve a lot of it, but in reality it isn't the man who bears the burden of pregnancy although he may bear the burden of child support and should.You don't care that a man is screwing anyone who opens their legs?
But the major decision is left up to the woman except in rape.
Morality is a dying thing in modern times. Not only for males and females, but for men and men and women and women or whatever the heck the trannies and fairies, and furry's like to do.
Unfortunately the penalty of pregnancy if we want to call it that falls on the woman I can't do anything about that. It is the woman who has to take command and keep herself protected. I can tell you what you already know. If sex is being provided there will be a man----some man, there for it. There are male and female whores. Nothing I can do about that, no matter how I feel about it.
Even better… I‘ll look like I was 20 again. Thanks.You forgot the part where basically no one was obese….so interesting how didn’t include that.
Except when you force her to take an experimental vaccine, right?
You know before a woman can say my choice, a man has to be involved in order to get to that point. The man put it there, but he has no say.
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Wow, You really ARE that stupid.