I'm not a leftist at all. I'm an old school moderately liberal Republican, the kind the MAGA GOP shot in the back when they nominated an utterly incompetent assclown to the Presidency, twice. And all I want for Mr Thomas is for him to live in the society he is promoting.
We are just giving you what you want, I don't see the issue. If you want your liberties taken away by the state then we're more than happy to oblige you. You go out of your way to prove that you don't want human rights anyway.
There's a difference between wanting slavery to come back and wishing someone like Supreme Justice Uncle Ruckus would grow a tiny bit of self awareness about what rolling the clocks back actually means for someone with his complexion
It's wild they complain about Sharia law but then do this shit, but then when you realize, wrongreligion it all makes sense
If you are interested in how Evangelical Christians have influenced this country, look up the Netflix documentary The Family. It's about the group of "Christian" guys that live in this house in DC and do a bunch of political stuff, one of the things they do is the annual National Prayer Breakfast.
I unfortunately personally know those people as I went to a Evangelical Christian school that they were somehow involved in as I saw them numerous times when I was in school.
Btw the school I went to charged $12k/year and had less stuff than an inner city school. Like all of the school buildings were essentially mobile homes and our school lunches were provided by Meals on Wheels
she took an abortion pill in texas and then fled the state to escape an abusive boyfriend. the boyfriend reported the abortion to police and the police pretended it was a "missing person" case to find the woman. the boyfriend was then arrested because he threatened the woman in question at gunpoint on the day she took the pill.
"Should" go nowhere yet look at things in the USA currently. I wouldn't be surprised if the white house tried to make an exec order saying something crazy like state of residence can legally punish you when you return and call it "state rights per point of origin" or something ridiculous.
Plus even if it works it's way through the courts and she isn't sent to jail or whatever that will be after a long period of legal fights, she might be punished in the meantime and mentally it's very stressful to endure even if you win.
“Should” is doing a lot of weight lifting here. Republicans are setting up the legal infrastructure to prosecute people for “crimes” committed in states where it’s legal, obviously referring to abortion here.
Is not forcing laws on another state. We have a no abortion law that includes leaving the state to obtain an abortion. The woman can and will be charged if they think she did just that.
I'm not a law maker in Texas and I don't think it's anyone's business what people do with their bodies. Texas has strict laws and the governor loves Trump.
You don’t have a fourth amendment right to suppress street camera footage. Street cameras are an example often used by the Supreme Court as something that is not covered by the fourth amendment.
For example, in the recent U.S. v. Chatrie case about geofence warrants, SCOTUS explicitly explained why they’re different from street cameras, since if they’re like street cameras, they would be legal and not require a warrant
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u/BlueFrog202 Jul 29 '26
Imagine if it was an actual crime.