Roe overturned

[iceberg]

You mean states would have to protect same sex marriage on its own. So.

No.

Reversing long standing SCOTUS decisions in general.

 

[martybegan]

Never in all the history of the our nation, has the Supreme Court reversed itself to restrict individual liberties, until today.

It did no such thing, it just left it to the States to restrict what you call a liberty and what others call a selfish act of killing.

 

[Zincwarrior]

How many different contraceptives are available today that were not 50 years ago?...

Per Thomas,' concurrence thats specifically next up on the agenda.

 

[Lisa558]

For fun…..turn on MSNBC. They are having a meltdown over the fact that states, in accordance with the constitution, can now determine under what circumstances to allow their citizens to murder their unborn children.

 

[TNHarley]

Don't vote for people who support reducing the rights of American citizens.

Says a fucking democrat.
One that 5 minutes ago was whining about gun rights being upheld.
You simply cant make this shit up, folks.

 

[martybegan]

Of course, you were always free to either move to Saudi Arabia or seek democratic changes to the laws of our country before this case. But instead, you're clapping for activist judges.

Roe was the activism, not the overturning of it.

 

[skews13]

Quote the Constitution to prove your point.

Look how angry you are that the court put up a roadblock to the left's black genocide program. You're a disgrace.

The court can’t make law. Only overturn a previous decision.

The Congress has the power to make law. Expect a new law codifying the right to an abortion to be coming soon.

The court won’t be able to overturn that.

 

[Stormy Daniels]

It did no such thing

Ok, boomer.

 

[Lisa558]

Per Thomas,' concurrence thats specifically next up on the agenda.

What exactly did he say? No more condoms?

 

[Brain357]

Only according to you stupid hate filled uneducated Moon Bats.

You get everything wrong.

Do tell what good will come from this. What are the benefits to more unwed mothers and single parent families?

 

[Penelope]

Like most democrats....

New flash republican have abortions they just keep it mum.

 

[Woodznutz]

I hope this gets more people to really pay attention to the values of the people they elect. If you oppose abortion, NEVER vote for anyone who doesn't. If you value your civil rights to self-defense and free speech, NEVER vote for someone who doesn't value them just as much.

I hope it gets women to pay more attention to the options they have to avoid pregnancy.

Abstinence
Rythm method
I.U.D.s
Plan B
Condoms
Tubal Ligation
Hysterectomy
Gender reassignment
Turn gay

 

[White 6]

Yesterday, I could have gone out and gotten an abortion of I needed one. As of today, it's now illegal. So much for deeply rooted traditions.

But the real damage here is that there is not one single Supreme Court precedent that means anything anymore. From now on, all past precedents will be subject to the political leanings of the court at that moment in time. Heller? Enjoy it while it lasts. Yesterday's ruling on gun rights? It has an expiration date.

The democrats will respond with moves to pack the court. Things will spiral more and more out of control in our country. And China will be the ultimate winner.

Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade

Not illegal, except in selected states. Just not having a protection legislated from the bench of the Supreme Court,

 

[berg80]

Never in all the history of the our nation, has the Supreme Court reversed itself to restrict individual liberties, until today.

The institutional legitimacy of the SC is now shattered. It has become an extension of political parties. Ironically, with Repubs being in the minority, and the SC being populated by 3 justices nominated by a prez who did not win the majority of votes. It's called the tyranny of the minority.

 

[Foolardi]

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/21pdf/19-1392_6j37.pdf

Detauils to follow

Never should have been declared as Law in the first place.
It was a bad decision by an out of touch Scotus member.
Never afforded in our Constitution.
Today's decision does not ban Abortions nationwide.
It leaves that choice up to the states.

 

[Lisa558]

Says a fucking democrat.
One that 5 minutes ago was whining about gun rights being upheld.
You simply cant make this shit up, folks.

They don’t see their own hypocrisy.

This SCOTUS is going by the Constitution, as is their job.

 

[MAGA Macho Man]

Update!

Here Are the 26 States Where Abortion will Likely Become Illegal Following Reversal of Roe v Wade

Many states have ‘trigger bans’ – meaning abortion becomes illegal once Roe v Wade is overturned.

26 states total will likely ban abortion or have a near ban via the Guttmacher Institute:

Alabama—Pre-Roe ban, Near-total ban, State constitution bars protection
Arizona—Pre-Roe ban
Arkansas—Pre-Roe ban, Trigger ban, Near-total ban
Georgia—Six-week ban
Idaho—Trigger ban, Six-week ban
Iowa—Six-week ban
Kentucky—Trigger ban, Six-week ban
Louisiana—Trigger ban, Near-total ban, Six-week ban, State constitution bars protection
Michigan—Pre-Roe ban
Mississippi—Pre-Roe ban, Trigger ban, Six-week ban
Missouri—Trigger ban, Eight-week ban
North Dakota—Trigger ban, Six-week ban
Ohio—Six-week ban
Oklahoma—Pre-Roe ban, Trigger ban (effective November 1, 2021), Near-total ban, Six-week ban
South Carolina—Six-week ban
South Dakota—Trigger ban
Tennessee—Trigger ban, Six-week ban, State constitution bars protection
Texas—Pre-Roe ban, Trigger ban, Six-week ban
Utah—Trigger ban, Near-total ban
West Virginia—Pre-Roe ban, State constitution bars protection
Wisconsin—Pre-Roe ban
Wyoming—Trigger ban
States Likely to Ban Abortion

An additional four states have political composition, history and other indicators—such as recent actions to limit access to abortion—that show they are likely to ban abortion as soon as possible without federal protections in place.

Florida—In 2021, the state legislature attempted to ban abortion at 20 weeks of pregnancy and an effort to adopt a Texas-style six-week ban was publicized. In April 2022, a 15-week abortion ban was enacted that is scheduled to go into effect in July.

Indiana—In the past decade, the legislature has enacted 55 abortion restrictions and bans, paving the way for a comprehensive ban.

Montana—For the first time in nearly a decade, new abortion restrictions were enacted in 2021, including restrictions on medication abortion and abortion at 20 weeks of pregnancy. (These restrictions currently cannot be enforced due to a court order.)

Nebraska—Although not one of the most prolific states on enacting abortion restrictions, it was the first to adopt a 22-week ban (in 2010), and in 2020, enacted a ban on the standard method for abortion after 15 weeks

 

[Rogue AI]

I think you underestimate the passions this issue enflames.

That would be your misapprehension. Given the extraordinary advances in medical sciences since Roe, abortion is virtually unnecessary. Sensible folks understand that.

 

[EvilCat Breath]

This will be the thing to watch, will this impact the mid-terms.

No. But the violence will.

 

[martybegan]

Ok, boomer.

Gen X'er to be specific, you possibly millennial possibly Gen Z crybaby.

Now go out there and get offended by someone using the wrong pronoun.