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YES. YOU CAN. You can also use it for hunting.Can you use a ZIP gun for target practice?
NOPE !!!!
I disagree, leaving laws to be interpreted by the Supreme Court is not a guarantee that things won't change. A bill would provide more stability because once it is challenged and upheld in the Supreme Court, it is tough to change.Congress is not a permanent solution. What one congress grants, another congress can take away.
It's no different than one congress balancing the budget, only to have the next congress enact huge deficits. There is no stability.
A right recognized by the USSC, stays in effect for decades or longer.
How would anyone besides the woman herself know that was the reason for the trip?Example, if a woman 7 weeks pregnant, books a flight to New York for an abortion,
Can you use a ZIP gun for target practice?
NOPE !!!!
It would probably be against the law to bring it back to their home state. A woman getting an abortion doesn't bring anything back.Right, but you're looking at the wrong way.
It is now legal in Texas to manufacture and use a silencer (only subject to federal laws). How long do you think it's going to take for us to change our laws to where we can manufacture and use machine guns.
The only thing left to do is to repeal or shoot down the NFA, and Texans get machine guns.
Who is to stop someone from traveling to Texas and legally purchasing a suppressor or machine gun?
So, nearby Missouri is NOT causes the gun violence epidemic in Chicago?It would probably be against the law to bring it back to their home state. A woman getting an abortion doesn't bring anything back.
You are correct unless they make the $10,000 statutory damages.Again, has any such case gone before the court and been successful?
When you sue someone in civil court for damages, you need to show that you actually suffered damages. How is someone from Houston going to suffer if a woman they don't know, who lives in Amarillo, travels to Las Vegas and gets an abortion?
The providers are the ones being sued, not the ones who can sue for the $10,000.Texas abortion providers lost business (actual harm)
You can look it up, that's what got it all the way to the Supreme Court.
lets any citizen inside or outside of texas to sue any abettor, for a minimum of $10,000.
You are correct unless they make the $10,000 statutory damages.
Such is the neo-fascist, authoritarian right.In March, a Missouri legislator introduced a bill that would make it illegal to "aid or abet" out-of-state abortions.
Well, maybe not *completely* uncharted.Who is to stop them? As the lawyers say, this is in uncharted territory.
The current Texas law makes facilitating somebody getting an abortion after 6 weeks a crime that it's citizens can sue any abettor through civil action, with a minimum reward of $10,000
en.wikipedia.org
Abortion is neither a right nor a privilege.True but privileges aren't RIGHTS
You can count yourself as one of the lucky ones that you weren't considered useless tissue and become 1 of the millions that get aborted yearly.Abortion is neither a right nor a privilege.
It is a medical procedure where an unwanted humanoid parasitic organism (not a "baby") is removed from the hosts body.
Much like any other medical procedure where unwanted and undesired (but "living") tissue is removed from the body.
I don't even know how this issue got so convoluted and wrapped up in politics/religion in the first place!
I know the religious (so called) "right" likes to tell itself it is somehow "saving little babies."
But here's a newsflash for you....
Your "god" doesn't give a SHIT about babies!
They die by the thousands all over the world every single day....or tens of thousands of them are born into such abject poverty and squalor that their short, miserable existences on earth are functionally meaningless.
So, so much for that argument.
No, I suppose it's just a big (probably money making) racket foisted on society by (seemingly) "religious," tax-exempt, zealots to make money on a cause.
That cause just happens to be "save the babies"
BULLSHIT!
I doYou can count yourself as one of the lucky ones that you weren't considered useless tissue and become 1 of the millions that get aborted yearly.
Patting yourself on the back means nothing and self-absorbed delusion of worthI do
Unconstitutional virtue signaling to the base.With the anticipated fall of Roe V Wade, one argument is that it wouldn't outlaw abortion, because there would be liberal states still allowing it. But now states seek to apply their abortion bans to the residents who seek abortions out of state.
Travel Bans for Abortion Uncharted Legal Territory in Wake of Roe v. Wade
"If Roe falls, there will be no end to what inhospitable states will do to curb abortion access," NYU School of Law Professor Melissa Murray told Newsweek.www.newsweek.com
In March, a Missouri legislator introduced a bill that would make it illegal to "aid or abet" out-of-state abortions.
The proposed Missouri bill, like many of the so-called "trigger laws" across the country, is anticipating a world without Roe v. Wade and the day when abortion bans are lawful, said Murray.
"If abortions are no longer lawful, it is perhaps easier to justify all measures to prevent them, including prohibitions on leaving the state," she said.
P.S.
Medication Abortion Next Battleground
The use of medication abortions, which involve a two-drug protocol to end a pregnancy, is already expanding rapidly as the number of abortion providers continues to decline in states with the harshest restrictions. In the event that Roe is overturned, the ability of states to restrict access to abortion pills, including those supplied via international websites, is likely to be the next battleground.
They’re surely tryingThey cant do that shit. surely!
