Is a reversal of Roe v Wade decision next?

CatHedral

CatHedral

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Fogdog said:
I suppose so.

I can't get past the fetus is a person part.
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It is a legal fiction.
Personally I believe personhood should not be assigned until a prematurely delivered newborn can survive in hospital. That happens around month 5 iirc.
 
CunningCanuk

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CatHedral said:
I refer to his hijacking any thread to pitch his anarcho-individualist politics.
When somebody corners him with why that wont work he posts frivolities. Tell me youve noticed.
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Respectfully, I don’t see how that meme hijacked this thread. You can agree or disagree with its content, but I thought it was relevant and on point.

I haven’t had a lot of exchanges with this person and haven’t noticed the behaviour you’re taking about.
 
doublejj

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Texas is a state best seen in the rear view mirror. I hated Texas when I was stationed there in the Army....to quote Willy Nelson and Ray Charles "If they take me back to Texas, they won't take me back alive"...7 Spanish Angles
 
CatHedral

CatHedral

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CunningCanuk said:
Respectfully, I don’t see how that meme hijacked this thread. You can agree or disagree with its content, but I thought it was relevant and on point.

I haven’t had a lot of exchanges with this person and haven’t noticed the behaviour you’re taking about.
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“The right to control your own body” sounds legit, but in the context of his postings it comes apart like cotton candy in a rainstorm.
 
hanimmal

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topcat said:
Say, we should make castration a minimum sentence of a man convicted of rape, or sexual assault.
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Chemical castration would be a good way to go. Kind of like how they do to the child molesters. Make them show up for the shot/pill so it is known it is being administered.
 
CatHedral

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hanimmal said:
Chemical castration would be a good way to go. Kind of like how they do to the child molesters. Make them show up for the shot/pill so it is known it is being administered.
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I like you guys but I dont agree with this. I oppose the death penalty, and involuntary castration hits the same points for me. Civilized society has a duty to be better than its nastiest enemies.
That said, “life without parole” is a powerful tool for containing this assault.
 
hanimmal

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CatHedral said:
I like you guys but I dont agree with this. I oppose the death penalty, and involuntary castration hits the same points for me. Civilized society has a duty to be better than its nastiest enemies.
That said, “life without parole” is a powerful tool for containing this assault.
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Im fine with giving them the option of heavy monitoring and chemical castration as a condition of parole.
 
hanimmal

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CatHedral said:
So long as chemical castration kills the exocrine function but preserves the endocrine.
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Whatever the no boners thing means.

Also this is just me talking out of our asses kind of thing, I really don't have any understanding of the molester chemical castration, but do think that rapists need to have the ability to do it taken away.
 
topcat

topcat

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Mine are barely sarcastic responses toward Texas' law that takes away a life changing, fundamental choice one has.
 
doublejj

doublejj

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CatHedral said:
I like you guys but I dont agree with this. I oppose the death penalty, and involuntary castration hits the same points for me. Civilized society has a duty to be better than its nastiest enemies.
That said, “life without parole” is a powerful tool for containing this assault.
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I have been against the death penalty ever since in knew a California inmate who spent 7 years on death row and had his sentence commuted to life without. He spent another 10 years in Folsom telling me every day he was innocent. A couple of years after I retired I saw him on the news...DNA evidence exonerated him and he was released. What if we had executed an innocent man?..can you imagine being put to death for a crime you didn't commit?
 
CatHedral

CatHedral

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doublejj said:
I have been against the death penalty ever since in knew a California inmate who spent 7 years on death row and had his sentence commuted to life without. He spent another 10 years in Folsom telling me every day he was innocent. A couple of years after I retired I saw him on the news...DNA evidence exonerated him and he was released. What if we had executed an innocent man?..can you imagine being put to death for a crime you didn't commit?
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This.
 
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schuylaar

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CunningCanuk said:
I’m surprised nobody’s talking about this. How long before woman lose their right to control their own bodies everywhere in the US?

I’m glad my daughter has Canadian citizenship too.

Texas 6-week abortion ban takes effect after Supreme Court inaction
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Texas 6-week abortion ban takes effect after Supreme Court inaction

A controversial Texas law that bars abortions at six weeks went into effect early Wednesday morning after the Supreme Court and a federal appeals court failed to rule on pending emergency requests brought by abortion providers.
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this is another Boogeyman to rile everyone over and keep the split going. at the end of the day the 70% reign supreme because we spend money and just who will care about that ______________________________?

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why, those businesses who have new wares to sell every year, of course.
 
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