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2 minutes ago, Nationalist said:

Who cares what Pixie-Dust thinks. The twit thinks it's "horrific" that abortion goes to states for decision. 

He's more of a rule by decree type dictator.. actually allowing the people to govern themselves isn't an acceptable view

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37 minutes ago, BeaverFever said:

Pretty ironic that you would make this claim while celebrating Republicans overturning a half century of legal precedent. It’s clearly Republicans who have moved away from the centre….at least on this issue. 
 

 

As you said, they’ve move away from their roots. They are no longer the party of choice for southern  conservatives, Dem support for Civil Rights being the reason. 

The property that politically appealled to the Democrats in the South was based upon arguing for segregate cultures (like our 'mosaic') where many believed genetics were default to pass on one's 'culture'. The original Republicans supported the intellectual ideal of "philosopher king" but turned it into an 'inherent' property. [So the 'sucessful' by standards of wealth is proof of the selective 'intellect' today on the Right. While the Democrats no longer interpret the NEGATIVE stereotypes as being permitted, they still hold hypocritically onto self-asserted POSITIVE stereotypes of such cultures. Biased wealth is the standard 'wisdom' for republican inheritance; Biased culture is the standard 'wisdom' for Democrats. Both are flawed to similar extent and support some form of dangerous biases that seem to change over time even where the underlying roots stay the same.

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59 minutes ago, Aristides said:

I have nothing but contempt for men who think it is their god given right to rule women.

This is one of your Democratic supporters.

So according to your side it's not just about women. The great AOC herself also stated that gender is fluid.

There are all kinds of opinions coming out now but it seems that the abortion debate will be left up to the states to decide. Democratic states will continue to promote abortion, especially in black and brown neighborhoods it seems. 

 

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1 hour ago, Aristides said:

I have nothing but contempt for men who think it is their god given right to rule women.

Although I share your intentional sentiment, the problem is that the component of dominance on 'our' side has those who have the presumption that "women think it is their god given right to rule women."! That is, the powerful countercomponent for the general 'left' is arrogantly wanting to trade one extreme for another as though men and women are exclusive domains ...exclusive victims....exclusive perpetrators. 

The logical problem at issue in GENERAL is "X thinks it is their god given right to rule women." or...as an extension, that 


"X thinks is it their god given right to rule Y", where X or Y can be either (all) "Men" or (all) "Women. The lack of direct quantifying hides that the particular mention of men or women are about only SPECIFIC subsets of people REGARDLESS of sex! We don't need to trade Patriarchy with Matriarchy; both are extremes dominating the political spectra.

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12 minutes ago, Scott Mayers said:

Although I share your intentional sentiment, the problem is that the component of dominance on 'our' side has those who have the presumption that "women think it is their god given right to rule women."! That is, the powerful countercomponent for the general 'left' is arrogantly wanting to trade one extreme for another as though men and women are exclusive domains ...exclusive victims....exclusive perpetrators. 

The logical problem at issue in GENERAL is "X thinks it is their god given right to rule women." or...as an extension, that 


"X thinks is it their god given right to rule Y", where X or Y can be either (all) "Men" or (all) "Women. The lack of direct quantifying hides that the particular mention of men or women are about only SPECIFIC subsets of people REGARDLESS of sex! We don't need to trade Patriarchy with Matriarchy; both are extremes dominating the political spectra.

P.S. Note that regardless of the four different ways you replace the X or Y to either "(all) men" or "(all) women", the logical problem is not the particular constants you replace these variables with but with the fact that anyone believing that one particlar sex should rule over ANY sex as a whole, whether their own sex or others, automatically implies controlling BOTH by ONE sex ONLY. So you cannot have anyone speaking for a whole sex as though the members are universal participants in some grand conspiracy somehow passed on through our genes.

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31 minutes ago, Scott Mayers said:

P.S. Note that regardless of the four different ways you replace the X or Y to either "(all) men" or "(all) women", the logical problem is not the particular constants you replace these variables with but with the fact that anyone believing that one particlar sex should rule over ANY sex as a whole, whether their own sex or others, automatically implies controlling BOTH by ONE sex ONLY. So you cannot have anyone speaking for a whole sex as though the members are universal participants in some grand conspiracy somehow passed on through our genes.

you are the one saying only women's opinions count

while pretending others are advocating for men ruling over women

yet you are advocating for women ruling over men

hypocritical lefties abound, who knew?

there are plenty of women who don't support Roe v Wade

contrary to your portrayal of the pro life position being men making decisions for women

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3 minutes ago, Yzermandius19 said:

the pro abortion crowd are in fact

the only ones who want another person's life to be ruled over by others

so they should really stop throwing stones from a glass house about it

Pro choice asshole, there is a difference.

You idiots go on about choice when it comes to things like guns, vaccines and mandates but have no problem taking away other peoples choices. You are just a bunch of misogynist hypocrites.

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6 minutes ago, Aristides said:

Pro choice asshole, there is a difference.

You idiots go on about choice when it comes to things like guns, vaccines and mandates but have no problem taking away other peoples choices. You are just a bunch of misogynist hypocrites.

nope

pro choice is anti choice for the unborn baby

they want it's life ruled over

they have no high ground about not wanting people's lives controlled by others

and them pretending they do by taking the baby's life out of the equation is asinine

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8 hours ago, sharkman said:

So expect a flurry of lawsuits and no doubt the Supremes will fast track such cases to close loopholes.

Is there a statute of limitations on murder?  How long until some state charges anyone who's ever had an abortion?

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4 minutes ago, eyeball said:

Is there a statute of limitations on murder?  How long until some state charges anyone who's ever had an abortion?

that's not gonna happen

even in the most anti-abortion states

and if it did, hypothetically

they don't have the jurisdiction to charge anyone outside the state anyway

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9 hours ago, bush_cheney2004 said:

 

OK...but several Canadian provinces have already done this for decades, particulary for easy access to abortions.   Thousands of Canadian women sought abortions in the U.S. each year because of this.

This is something I need to give a shit about? Not.

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1 minute ago, Yzermandius19 said:

that's not gonna happen

even in the most anti-abortion states

and if it did, hypothetically

they don't have the jurisdiction anyway

Oh well I guess the effing supremes and their political bosses will just have to do something about that.

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2 minutes ago, Yzermandius19 said:

no

the states can do something about it

that's all the SCOTUS ruled

it's not a federal issue anymore

which is as it should be

No it's still the same old political issue it always was.

American right-wing conservatives are just about the biggest shit-disturbers on the planet.  Fucking assholes. 

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26 minutes ago, Yzermandius19 said:

nope

pro choice is anti choice for the unborn baby

they want it's life ruled over

they have no high ground about not wanting people's lives controlled by others

and them pretending they do by taking the baby's life out of the equation is asinine

 

You want to make everyones choices.  As long as they don't effect you of course.

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14 minutes ago, eyeball said:

No it's still the same old political issue it always was.

American right-wing conservatives are just about the biggest shit-disturbers on the planet.  Fucking assholes. 

nope

states issue now

just as it was prior to 1973

the assholes are the ones who want the federal government to decide for the states

not the ones who want the states to decide for themselves

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1 hour ago, Yzermandius19 said:
1 hour ago, Scott Mayers said:

P.S. Note that regardless of the four different ways you replace the X or Y to either "(all) men" or "(all) women", the logical problem is not the particular constants you replace these variables with but with the fact that anyone believing that one particlar sex should rule over ANY sex as a whole, whether their own sex or others, automatically implies controlling BOTH by ONE sex ONLY. So you cannot have anyone speaking for a whole sex as though the members are universal participants in some grand conspiracy somehow passed on through our genes.

you are the one saying only women's opinions count

while pretending others are advocating for men ruling over women

yet you are advocating for women ruling over men

hypocritical lefties abound, who knew?

there are plenty of women who don't support Roe v Wade

contrary to your portrayal of the pro life position being men making decisions for women

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Bullshit. If you interpreted me as supporting the 'woke' extremes, you don't know me. Most here are intentionally defining these issues as due to something only coinciding with the Left wing ideology when it is only a coincidence of the 'conservativist' ideals being countered by "conservative" alternates among the Left, something that is inevitable of groups regardless. Since any 'majority' defines the power of some class, the tendency of a voice for individuals anywhere but on the 'conservative right' get to be heard because where the Right is predominantly run by a majority of white males (a fact, not a trivial opinion), then those on the Left who thinks the same way but LACK being in power of the same majority on the Right, will take notice among the Left over any individual there. Thus, the collective of all non-White conservatism will rule on the Left even though they are personally 'conservative'. 

Thus, the conservatives are fighting against ALTERNATIVE conservatives when they paint the "liberal' side as being at fault. They are only reflecting how cults, like possibly your own,. get to be HEARD predomiinantly as speaking for whole sexes where they are inappropriately stereotyping. And your own stereotpying is demonstrating this. I am telling you clearly that I DO NOT FAVOR any sex getting privilege to defining anything about themselves OR their complementary sex as though they are univeral representatives, especially through any government actions that define 'cultural' phenomena as co-equal to 'genetics'.

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What I find to be the dumbest pro abortion argument is the one that says folks will have abortions anyway therefore it should be legal. 

People murder as well even though it's illegal. Should murder also be legal? What about speeding? Not wearing a seatbelt? 

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14 minutes ago, Scott Mayers said:

Bullshit. If you interpreted me as supporting the 'woke' extremes, you don't know me. Most here are intentionally defining these issues as due to something only coinciding with the Left wing ideology when it is only a coincidence of the 'conservativist' ideals being countered by "conservative" alternates among the Left, something that is inevitable of groups regardless. Since any 'majority' defines the power of some class, the tendency of a voice for individuals anywhere but on the 'conservative right' get to be heard because where the Right is predominantly run by a majority of white males (a fact, not a trivial opinion), then those on the Left who thinks the same way but LACK being in power of the same majority on the Right, will take notice among the Left over any individual there. Thus, the collective of all non-White conservatism will rule on the Left even though they are personally 'conservative'. 

Thus, the conservatives are fighting against ALTERNATIVE conservatives when they paint the "liberal' side as being at fault. They are only reflecting how cults, like possibly your own,. get to be HEARD predomiinantly as speaking for whole sexes where they are inappropriately stereotyping. And your own stereotpying is demonstrating this. I am telling you clearly that I DO NOT FAVOR any sex getting privilege to defining anything about themselves OR their complementary sex as though they are univeral representatives, especially through any government actions that define 'cultural' phenomena as co-equal to 'genetics'.

6-3 SCOTUS

it's a states issue now

the Republicans aren't trying to force their abortion rules preferences on Blue States

it's the Democrats who are trying to force their abortion rules preferences on Red States though

the left are now whining that they can't force their bullshit on Red States anymore

the right are not doing the same to Blue States

these are the facts

and they do not support any attempts to create a false equivalency

nor do they support attempts to portray the Republicans as the bad actors of the bunch on this

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12 minutes ago, Yzermandius19 said:

you want to make the states choices for them

I don't

you have no moral high ground

particularly on me

The Supreme Court violated actual constitutionally protected rights, namely the state's ability to set their own laws in exchange for a made up right to an abortion

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