I think that Alabama has gone off the rails with their latest abortion law. I think it's unconstitutional and should be stricken down by the SCOTUS.

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Buckwheat wrote:

I see their strategy...make it so unconscionably unconstitutional in order to force it to the SCOTUS, where the anti-abortion wing of the GOP expects the new conservative majority on the bench to hear the case and enable the court to reverse Roe v Wade, or at least chip away at it by returning more sovereignty on this issue to the states...


saw a poll on abortion...more than 3 out of 4 of all Americans are in favor of abortion...

so how's it feel to have a small minority of citizens dictating to the majority, on what individuals can and cannot do, instead of the govt?

oh wait, that happened during the 2016 elections...never mind...

delta1 wrote:

I see their strategy...make it so unconscionably unconstitutional in order to force it to the SCOTUS, where the anti-abortion wing of the GOP expects the new conservative majority on the bench to hear the case and enable the court to reverse Roe v Wade, or at least chip away at it by returning more sovereignty on this issue to the states...


saw a poll on abortion...more than 3 out of 4 of all Americans are in favor of abortion...

so how's it feel to have a small minority of citizens dictating to the majority, on what individuals can and cannot do, instead of the govt?

oh wait, that happened during the 2016 elections...never mind...

delta1 wrote:

Thank God my tubes are tied.... I live in Alabama. Smh

Cigarlady7 wrote:

I am strongly pro-choice. I'm personally against abortion.
I would choose not to abort if it was up to me, but it would not be up to me.
Just don't think I could live with it, but I have no say in what others do.

frankj1 wrote:

Couldn't have said it better Frank. I am Pro-Choice for 2 reasons...1.) I have daughters and I would NOT want them to have to suffer through giving birth to **** child of a rapist. It would be Fatherless as I would kill him before the $hit kid got pushed out and 2.) I have a nutsack which instantly negates me from telling another person...especially those who DON'T have one, what to do with their bodies.

JadeRose wrote:

so, I don't think that is what you mean.
words have meaning and create/limit thoughts, feelings, and opinions... and pro-life people have made inroads in sticking the negative attachments of murder by renaming pro-choice people "pro-abortion".
Subtle but effective thought changing inside one's mind...like calling lies alternative facts.

I am strongly pro-choice. I'm personally against abortion.
I would choose not to abort if it was up to me, but it would not be up to me.
Just don't think I could live with it, but I have no say in what others do.

I wish sex education was out in the open and knowledge of birth control treated as normally as teaching how to balance a checkbook.

Forget pro-life and pro-choice. The big goal should be pro-pregnancy prevention.

frankj1 wrote:

75% of US citizens support abortion? Love ya Al, but I’m going to throw the bull**** flag on that.

Abrignac wrote:

Now it gets scarier, I agree too, the government has no business up a women's skirt.

That said, the government has no business funding or in any way supporting abortion. IMO abortion is the murder of an unborn child. Reasonable exceptions are as mentioned by Jade.

Gene363 wrote: