SCOTUS has overruled Roe v. Wade

https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifesty...-disney-tesla-covering-travel-costs-abortions

A growing number of major corporations, including Alaska Airlines, Dick's Sporting Goods, JPMorgan, Lyft and Apple have pledged to cover travel expenses for employees seeking out-of-state abortions.
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I find this hilarious. Wonder how many of them were perfectly ok to let the government inject people with a mandated vax but suddenly they rights? LOL Government has NO right over your body/person or self regardless if its an abortion or a vax.
 
Not trying to sound like a downer or anything, but isn't this ruling kind of a double edged sword? We pretty much gave the left a reason to come out and vote in the Midterms.
 
I live in Connecticut and often times I want to purchase something online only to find out that the suppliers of the item are prohibited from selling to people in Connecticut. If Connecticut has laws that make it illegal for "Do my Own" insecticides to ship me an effective insecticide to eradicate an ant, termite, or roach problem, why shouldn't South Carolina be able to make it illegal for Planned Parenthood to ship abortion pills to their state? If a person is pregnant and abortion is illegal in their state, any person aborting a fetus should be charged with murder by the state in which they live that has deemed abortion illegal! People that want to live Liberal lifestyles should stop infecting Conservative communities and move to their own Liberal Hell Holes.
 
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Anti Globalist said:
Not trying to sound like a downer or anything, but isn't this ruling kind of a double edged sword? We pretty much gave the left a reason to come out and vote in the Midterms.
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I'm sure the corporate press will try to keep it alive just like Jan 6th... But I think most people will find that this ruling has almost NO impact on their lives. Those who will be driven to vote in the mid terms by this issue already reside in blue states where nothing in the law will change. Meanwhile, their pocketbooks are being drained every day by the policies of those currently in power.
 
Anti Globalist said:
Not trying to sound like a downer or anything, but isn't this ruling kind of a double edged sword? We pretty much gave the left a reason to come out and vote in the Midterms.
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I think the support for abortion is overstated. Most so-called "pro-choice" people don't have a very hard opinion on the subject one way or another. They might agree to allow first trimester abortions, especially "if the mother's life is in danger" or cases of rape or incest.

I was one of these indecisive people on the subject for a long time. The first seed to change my opinion was Dr. Paul speaking about it in 2008. He told a story about his time as a resident. He mentioned that one hospital room was in a frenzy. All these doctors and nurses running in and out of this room frantically. They were trying to save this baby that was born premature. He then stated that across the hall, an abortion was taking place. The aborted baby was further along than the one the doctors were trying to save. This was the first time, I heard someone make a case that was unbiased and not based on an emotional partisan opinion.

Before New York passed their bill to allow abortions up to the moment of birth, i didn't know this was legal in other states. Even at that time, once the absurdity of this bill was pointed out, i thought that people are overstating what was in there and that it had to be about some extreme medically necessary cases. Then I read the bill. It wasn't. It was just as extreme, as it was made out to be. And then came the parades and fireworks funded by the state as Cuomo signed the bill. I instantly became a pro-life absolutist because it was for the first time obvious to me that this was just another leftist progression to the extreme. Another case where their definition of compromise is getting everything they want, just divided up over a decade or so.

I think most people are realizing this, and are way closer to the pro-life extreme than the leftist extreme.
 
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Anti Globalist said:
Not trying to sound like a downer or anything, but isn't this ruling kind of a double edged sword? We pretty much gave the left a reason to come out and vote in the Midterms.
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No its not a double edged sword.

There is always another election coming up, that isn't something to be worried about. This was the correct constitutional decision by SCOTUS and should have been made long ago. No upcoming election should be considered when it comes to this.

Meanwhile the economy being destroyed by Democrats is something the voters are not in a forgiving mood for. Most people aren't rabid pro abortionists. Everyone needs food to eat and gas to get to work.

"It's the economy, stupid" - James Carville
 
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