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.Texas city is latest to debate ban on road travel for those seeking abortion
Amarillo considers ordinance that has become part of new anti-abortion tactic to undermine people’s ability to flee states
They are getting desperate with this nonsense. Before long they will require women to clock in and out of the home to ensure that they are not up to sluttiness.
Its all a bit un American.
Not a fan of abortion at all but banning the use of streets? That's stupidity at its highest level..
^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ Obsessed with killing the unborn and sexual mutilation of the ones who survive the abortionist's knife.
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You just stop random cars and check papers. Easy.There's no way to track who is using what roads. Denying tax payers the use of public roads is illegal.
Sigh ... another over-exaggeration of the facts .. It's only a thought .. and not even close to passage.Texas city is latest to debate ban on road travel for those seeking abortion
Amarillo considers ordinance that has become part of new anti-abortion tactic to undermine people’s ability to flee states
They are getting desperate with this nonsense. Before long they will require women to clock in and out of the home to ensure that they are not up to sluttiness.
Its all a bit un American.
Where oh where will you go now to kill your baby?Texas city is latest to debate ban on road travel for those seeking abortion
Amarillo considers ordinance that has become part of new anti-abortion tactic to undermine people’s ability to flee states
They are getting desperate with this nonsense. Before long they will require women to clock in and out of the home to ensure that they are not up to sluttiness.
Its all a bit un American.
Agreed. In very much pro-life, but a big argument against Roe versus Wade was that abortion should be left up to states, as are other forms of murder. Trying to use this silly work around to ban Texans from having abortions and other states is nonsensical.Not a fan of abortion at all but banning the use of streets? That's stupidity at its highest level.
It's probably not even true.Agreed. In very much pro-life, but a big argument against Roe versus Wade was that abortion should be left up to states, as are other forms of murder. Trying to use this silly work around to ban Texans from having abortions and other states is nonsensical.
You can tell how much by the fact that this particular OP can start a thread and actually be right. He's not even a stopped clock, but more like a stopped calendar, right once a year.
Tommy, you've had your one time per year. But a new year starts in only a couple of weeks, so who knows things may be looking up for you.
Your paperverk please! Vee got ways!You just stop random cars and check papers. Easy.
By who?Someone will challenge it, and it will get shot down.
I would think anyone would. It is blatantly unconstitutional.By who?
The 5th circuit won’t.
Enter all pregnant women into a database and insert trackers into their armsThere's no way to track who is using what roads. Denying tax payers the use of public roads is illegal.
Or brand them, like cattle. LolEnter all pregnant women into a database and insert trackers into their arms
One would think that but the 5th circuit is full of extremists.I would think anyone would. It is blatantly unconstitutional.
Conservataliban stuff.Texas city is latest to debate ban on road travel for those seeking abortion
Amarillo considers ordinance that has become part of new anti-abortion tactic to undermine people’s ability to flee states
They are getting desperate with this nonsense. Before long they will require women to clock in and out of the home to ensure that they are not up to sluttiness.
Its all a bit un American.
They need to come up with proper conservative policies and dump this nonsense.Conservataliban stuff.
These people are dangerously deranged fascists.
