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They haven't reached a decision yet, have they? If not, how can the court have "just sealed everyone's fate?" This is an appeal to fear, politics as usual. Democracy isn't at stake if the population votes against the billionaire class and their chosen puppets. Neither is it at stake if the Supreme ...

They haven't reached a decision yet, have they? If not, how can the court have "just sealed everyone's fate?" I concede your point there. They haven't reached a final decision yet, but indications, so far, suggest that they will decide in Trump's favor. I still hold out hope, though, that they won'...

https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/the-court-just-sealed-everyone-s-fate-including-its-own/ar-AA1nJbbc This week, the Supreme Court managed to fail to meet the already extremely low expectations most sane people already had for it. First, during the Idaho EMTALA case on whether hospitals receivin...

See also: Supreme Court to consider if states can prevent doctors from giving emergency abortions In some states, even women with ectopic pregnancies may have difficulty safely getting abortions. How the Supreme Court ultimately rules in this case has implications with respect to abortion and beyond...

The Supreme Court’s likely to make it more dangerous to be pregnant in a red state A federal law requires most US hospitals to provide an abortion to patients experiencing a medical emergency if an abortion is the proper medical treatment for that emergency. This law is unambiguous, and it applies ...

I both understand and acknowledge what you’re trying to say. It isn’t rocket science by any means. But my main (nay, only ) goal was to obtain an answer to my question, since the OP believes it’s a likely occurrence. I have already admitted to you it's a very unlikely occurrence. The best way to in...

Putin himself may have tried to distance himself recently from having any designs on regaining Alaska, or any other U.S. states, but I doubt that he would be seriously adverse to the idea if it became any way plausible, . . . What are the chances that it becomes even remotely plausible for Putin to...

I've made my case many times here already. I'm pro life and pro choice. We already had choice. The choice to terminate a pregnancy and the choice not to. I prefer it that way. When life begins is something I decide for myself based on what I think and believe. I can't make that decision for another...

I agree with that, but the apparent fact that this is actually on Putin's wish list should quell any approval of letting him have his way with Ukraine unopposed. Since when does the musings of a Russian political scientist equal "Putin's wish list?" Putin himself may have tried to distance himself ...

Some Schmo wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:25 pm

Gunnar wrote: ↑

Tue Apr 16, 2024 11:59 am

Pro-choice is actually more pro-life than is anti-abortion, when all relevant factors and evidence are rationally considered.

Very few people who call themselves "pro-life" actually are. It's far more accurate to call them pro-control, pro-fascism and pro-ignorance.

Exactly!