Quick profit in Texas (Page 2): Vax and masks, a really important strategy for preventing pregnancy. Explain how it grows anybody's "power." Trying to get a man pregnant will not be...

America 1 Loc: South Miami

DASHY wrote:

It is easier to avoid getting pregnant if you are a man. The Pro-Life movement isn't about "the sanctity of life" at all. It's merely a strategy for conservative right-wingers to maintain and most importantly, grow their power. Ask them about the need for vax and mask mandates during this pandemic, they begin shouting: "My Body, My Choice."

Vax and masks, a really important strategy for preventing pregnancy.
Explain how it grows anybody's "power."
Trying to get a man pregnant will not be successful.

Justice101

DASHY wrote:

It is easier to avoid getting pregnant if you are a man. The Pro-Life movement isn't about "the sanctity of life" at all. It's merely a strategy for conservative right-wingers to maintain and most importantly, grow their power. Ask them about the need for vax and mask mandates during this pandemic, they begin shouting: "My Body, My Choice."

Why do many states then, make laws that consider it a double homicide when a pregnant woman is murdered? They consider the unborn at ANY stage to be a HUMAN LIFE.

https://www.nrlc.org/federal/unbornvictims/statehomicidelaws092302/

FallenOak Loc: St George Utah

Rose42 wrote:

Its not in the Constitution to have the right to kill innocent life

The Supreme Court of the US has made a decision that according to the XIV Amendment a woman has the right to terminate life. https://www.law.cornell.edu/constitution-conan/amendment-14/section-1/abortion
That is why I have advocated that we must hope that Justices are wisely chosen as they often surprise the President that nominated them. Although I agree wholeheartedly that the Texas law allowing one to sue is a good idea. A take off of the states that sue gun makers for manufacturing an item people want is an example.
I agree that abortion breaks the 6th Commandment.

DASHY

FallenOak wrote:

The Supreme Court of the US has made a decision th... (show quote)

The 6th Commandment includes the summons to spouses to practice permanent and exclusive fidelity to one another. About half of all Americans break that one.

FallenOak Loc: St George Utah

DASHY wrote:

The 6th Commandment includes the summons to spouses to practice permanent and exclusive fidelity to one another. About half of all Americans break that one.

Agree. Remember when people who wanted to divorce needed to go to Reno, Nevada and establish a six week residency? Which leads breaking to the 7th Commandment.

Justice101

FallenOak wrote:

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When the Supreme Court decided in favor of Texas on their "heartbeat abortion law", they already recognized that the definition of human life has already been established in several state laws regarding their double homicide laws regarding the murder of a pregnant woman, and the states, NOT the federal government make their own laws regarding the killing of the "unborn in the womb". We argue the semantics on viability of the fetus and is it just a clump of cells.

We were once a clump of cells.

FallenOak Loc: St George Utah

Justice101 wrote:

When the Supreme Court decided in favor of Texas o... (show quote)

Life as easier when I was growing up. Didn't have Dr., pharmacy, and lawyers advertising on TV. Actually my family didn't get a TV until 1955 so I was grown by then and TV wasn't very important to me.

permafrost Loc: Minnesota

Justice101 wrote:

When the Supreme Court decided in favor of Texas o... (show quote)

Just to point out the exact inaction of the SC.. they did not decided in favor of the texas law, they only skipped doing that leaving room for more court cases.. Just to be picky..

https://www.texastribune.org/2021/08/31/texas-abortion-law-supreme-court/

Texas law banning abortion as early as six weeks goes into effect as the U.S. Supreme Court takes no action

One of the nation's most restrictive abortion bills — which bans abortions as early as six weeks into pregnancy — took effect at midnight after the U.S. Supreme Court did not take action on an emergency appeal by Texas abortion providers Tuesday.

The law prohibits abortions whenever an ultrasound can detect what lawmakers defined as a fetal “heartbeat,” though medical and legal experts say this term is misleading because embryos don’t possess a heart at that developmental stage.

Providers and abortion rights advocacy groups say this would affect at least 85% of the abortions taking place in the state. Many people don’t know they are pregnant within the first six weeks.

Justice101

permafrost wrote:

Just to point out the exact inaction of the SC.. t... (show quote)

Texas did not BAN abortions, they only defined when they deemed that "life began in the womb with the detection of a fetal heartbeat". This law MAY make people consider to take more responsibility with actual birth control/preventive measures when deciding to enjoy some sexual pleasure in the future; if it prevents a woman to use abortion as a heinous method of birth control that could cause infertility or worse for the woman.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

permafrost wrote:

Just to point out the exact inaction of the SC.. t... (show quote)

Well, now they need a simple test after the fun.

DASHY

Justice101 wrote:

Texas did not BAN abortions, they only defined when they deemed that "life began in the womb with the detection of a fetal heartbeat". This law MAY make people consider to take more responsibility with actual birth control/preventive measures when deciding to enjoy some sexual pleasure in the future; if it prevents a woman to use abortion as a heinous method of birth control that could cause infertility or worse for the woman.

I'm quite certain that a rapist "out to enjoy some sexual pleasure" doesn't give a $hit about birth control measures. According to all media announcements, "Texas passes law banning abortion after six weeks." https://news.yahoo.com/texas-passes-law-banning-abortion-074252696.html

amadjuster Loc: Texas Panhandle

DASHY wrote:

I'm quite certain that a rapist "out to enjoy some sexual pleasure" doesn't give a $hit about birth control measures. According to all media announcements, "Texas passes law banning abortion after six weeks." https://news.yahoo.com/texas-passes-law-banning-abortion-074252696.html

Please tell us what percentage of abortions are the result of rape. I can't wait to see how informed you are.

DASHY

amadjuster wrote:

Please tell us what percentage of abortions are the result of rape. I can't wait to see how informed you are.

One rape is one too many. The victim has the right to choose what to do next.

amadjuster Loc: Texas Panhandle

DASHY wrote:

One rape is one too many. The victim has the right to choose what to do next.

Then get the morning after pill.

America 1 Loc: South Miami

amadjuster wrote:

Then get the morning-after pill.

That is likely too complicated for the liberal mind to grasp.