Lesh
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No kidding. Alito's opinion was based on a 14th Century asshole who was a promoter of hanging witchesIt rests on far weaker foundations than the original Roe.
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No kidding. Alito's opinion was based on a 14th Century asshole who was a promoter of hanging witchesIt rests on far weaker foundations than the original Roe.
Nope. Abortion was made LEGAL. The Constitution explicitly states what your rights are. Abortion isn't one of them. You've swallowed the media propaganda.
The Constitution says you have the right to bear arms. Do you believe that these highly intelligent men thought time was going to stand still?
Show us in the constitution this right.
You can’t so you won’t.
You’ve been lied to your entire life and you’re angry at everyone except those who lied to you.
Who is asking?How do you feel about Slavery? Just a question.
You obviously don't understand that sentence.Amendment IX
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Did you read your own link?Do you understand penumbras of the constitution? Have you even heard of it?
Roe v. Wade Still Lies in the "Penumbras"
The U.S. Supreme Court's Roe v. Wade abortion ruling still lies in the penumbras of judicial lawmaking. By Jack Kennythenewamerican.com
Not at all. I could not be happier about Trump's loss.You seem upset.
Segregation was established as a right in Plessy.It was established as a right 50 years ago. You saying it isn’t doesn’t change the fact that it was and it was taken away by the court.
Do you want states to decide your gun rights? You know, democracy and all that.
If a kindergarten teacher talks about her husband, is she grooming the kids?Then why is there proof that kindergarten teachers are talking about their sex life to 5 year olds?
Where in the Constitution is the right to an abortion?I am telling myself that nothing is permanent and in time this too can and will be overruled. It rests on far weaker foundations than the original Roe. But I don’t like to see out pr finest institution politicized like this. Established rights and law overturned regardless of consequences. Not just this, but other rulings too. Never for a moment did I think a fundamental right, established by the time I came of age, would be taken away. Dark times
So I can make up a right and then claim it is protected by the Ninth Amendment, eh?Amendment IX
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
That the hateful, bigoted neo-fascist authoritarian right seeks to deny same-sex couples access to marriage law comes as no surprise, of course.And Justice Clarence Thomas concurs. This degeneracy must end. It should be outlawed. God forbids it!
Same-Sex Marriage and Contraception Should Be Next on Chopping Block: Clarence Thomas
Clarence Thomas wrote that the Supreme Court should reconsidering same-sex marriage and contraception after striking down Roe v. Wade.www.rollingstone.com
The goal will be achieved. God will see to it. It will be returned to the states for the people to decide and they will then vote to end same-sex marriage/unions like they did before. It will be a MAGA moment in history.That the hateful, bigoted neo-fascist authoritarian right seeks to deny same-sex couples access to marriage law comes as no surprise, of course.
Thomas wants to overturn Loving as well – he wants to destroy 14th Amendment jurisprudence in its entirety, giving the states free rein to do as they please.Notice how Thomas is not targeting Loving vs Virginia?
Just what are the safeguards minorities think they'll be losing?Thomas wants to overturn Loving as well – he wants to destroy 14th Amendment jurisprudence in its entirety, giving the states free rein to do as they please.
Thomas would vote to overturn Miranda v. Arizona, Gideon v. Wainwright, and Brown v. Board of Education – ‘justified’ by “states’ rights” dogma.
This radical, extreme, activist Court wants to eliminate the Constitutional safeguards that protects the rights of minorities living in Republican-controlled states.
Correct – these cases are all interrelated, the progeny of the same Fourteenth Amendment jurisprudence; invalidate one case and all the other cases are in jeopardy of being likewise invalidated.G5000 is not arguing against mixed marriage, he’s arguing that the same arguments that overturn Roe versus Wade can overturn the right of racially mixed couples to marry.
Exactly – here we see the hypocrisy of the right, conservatives’ inconsistent support for “states’ rights.”It was established as a right 50 years ago. You saying it isn’t doesn’t change the fact that it was and it was taken away by the court.
Do you want states to decide your gun rights? You know, democracy and all that.
There’s nothing in the Second Amendment about an individual right to possess a firearm or a right to self-defense.Show us in the constitution this right.
You can’t so you won’t.
You’ve been lied to your entire life and you’re angry at everyone except those who lied to you.
Yes it does. The people voted what they wanted on the ballot. They refused same-sex marriage. It's called the will of the people.
It could be 30 or 40 years before the Supreme Court overturns Dobbs, and the courts again defend the right to privacy – and that’s not certain given the unpredictable, capricious process of who is in the WH when a vacancy manifests on the Court.I am telling myself that nothing is permanent and in time this too can and will be overruled. It rests on far weaker foundations than the original Roe. But I don’t like to see out pr finest institution politicized like this. Established rights and law overturned regardless of consequences. Not just this, but other rulings too. Never for a moment did I think a fundamental right, established by the time I came of age, would be taken away. Dark times