BlindBoo
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So what? The people who live there want a different statue or something else there. Get over it.
"So what the people in Alabama want to ban abortion. Get over it"So what? The people who live there want a different statue or something else there. Get over it.
"So what the people in Alabama want to ban abortion. Get over it"
Alabamians can also choose what statues they want to display on public property.
Which is quite different from an American women's individual right to choose.
It's the mindset I am trying to point out, something your room temperature IQ fails to grasp.
Whateveryousay Zippy.
Just trying to see the correlation between the rights of citizens to decide what statues to display in public and the rights of a women to choose to abort a pregnancy.
Is the mindset you wanted to point out one that wants to limits both rights?
No, the mindset that if something is not directly related to where you have jurisdiction or location, then you have no "right' to have a say about it.
i.e. dismissing my comment on the idea of removing a statue because it offends some SJW snowflakes because I don't live in the city in question.
Roe v Wade effects individual rights across the entire country. Deciding what statues to display is still State and Local.
Personally I don't care about statues. Just have to pay someone to clean the bird crap off.