Tell us more bruh. Let's drown out all these retarded sell-out brethren.
U.S. Supreme Court has voted to strike down Roe vs. Wade
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Tell us more bruh. Let's drown out all these retarded sell-out brethren.
In 2016 alone, the Obama administration dropped at least 26,171 bombs. This means that every day in 2016, the U.S. military dropped 72 bombs. This is three bombs every hour.
Biden is about to kick off WWIII. There's been plenty of shootings since the President of Peace has entered the Whitehouse. Plenty of Building Back Better.
Better natural gas prices
Better cotton prices
Better corn prices
Better Wheat prices
Better Petrol prices
Better Gun Safety
Better Sugar prices
He's on code with cancelling first, strategizing second-straight out of the woke playbook. Russia's been winning under Biden, Ukraine is winning under Biden. Immigrants winning under Biden. LGBTQ winning under Biden.
All of this is under the guise that Democrats and Republicans have different ultimate objectives.
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Oh.
Under Donald Trump, drone strikes far exceed Obama's numbers
Trump has escalated the number of U.S. drone strikes overseas, and made the program even more secretive.
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The (Not-So) Peaceful Transition of Power: Trump’s Drone Strikes Outpace Obama
[Note: This post was updated to reflect additional strikes in Yemen on March 2, March 3, and March 6.]As a candidate, President Donald Trump was deeply misleading about the sorts of military operatio…
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Oh.
Under Donald Trump, drone strikes far exceed Obama's numbers
Trump has escalated the number of U.S. drone strikes overseas, and made the program even more secretive.
The (Not-So) Peaceful Transition of Power: Trump’s Drone Strikes Outpace Obama
[Note: This post was updated to reflect additional strikes in Yemen on March 2, March 3, and March 6.]As a candidate, President Donald Trump was deeply misleading about the sorts of military operatio…
Yawn.....
On Feb. 25, President Biden ordered U.S. air forces to drop seven 500-pound bombs on Iraqi forces in Syria, reportedly killing 22 people. The U.S. airstrike has predictably failed to halt rocket attacks on deeply unpopular U.S. bases in Iraq, which the Iraqi National Assembly passed a resolution to close over a year ago.
According to an admission obtained from the State Department, Biden officials recently directed federal agencies to scrub their websites of official reports detailing the $82.9 billion in military equipment and training provided to the Afghan security forces since 2001.
Reports further quantified 208 aircraft and helicopters; 75,000 war vehicles – including 22 Humvees, 50,000 tactical vehicles and nearly 1,000 mine resistant vehicles; and 600,000 weapons – including 350,000 M4 and M16 rifles, 60,000 machine guns, and 25,000 grenade launchers.
Good ole sleepy sloppy bumbling joe....
You wasted your time. I never argued that Biden and most of the Dems were anything other than warmongers to a slightly lesser extent than Reps.
They're both corporate-controlled parties and love a strong military-industrial complex. I've been saying that for awhile.
You're the one on here making it sound like the Reps care about life which is bullshit and you know it. Trump and the Rep couldn't give a shit about life outside their own.
Keep grasping at straws.
How is that relevant?
You don't know what the reasons are? I just told you. Most just didn't want the baby at the time. Black people out here being sexually irresponsible is why we're number one in abortions.
OK. Getting rid of abortiin doesn't responsibility magically appear. It doesn't solve the problem.
What Would It Mean to Codify Roe v. Wade?
BU LAW Professor Linda McClain on the Texas abortion law and the future of abortion rights in this country
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Amy Laskowski: Our question this week is one that has a lot of pro choice people worried: what would it mean to codify Roe v. Wade, which protects a pregnant woman’s right to an abortion? Linda, thanks for joining us today.
Linda McClain: Happy to be here. So to clarify, Roe v. Wade would mean to pass a law—either state law or federal law—that would affirm a pregnant person’s right to access an abortion without undue interference.
And the most effective way to codify Roe is probably the least likely, which would be for Congress to pass a law that would be binding on all the states, because although particular states could, and already have in some ways, codified Roe v. Wade, many states will not, and you’ll have the checkerboard we have right now.
McClain: Yeah, that’s a great question. So, one thing that’s important to understand is that when people talk about codifying Roe v. Wade, you have to understand that we haven’t had Roe v. Wade since 1992.
Because in 1992, the Supreme Court decided Planned Parenthood v. Casey, which said that it was upholding the ultimate holding in Roe, which was up to viability the pregnant woman has the right to choose without undue governmental interference, but it opened the door to a wide range of regulation of abortion that was not permitted prior to Roe.
So in other words, Roe had a trimester approach, which was during the first trimester, basically because pregnancy was safer than childbirth and there was very little room for state regulation other than of course, ensuring consent. During the second trimester, the state could regulate to protect the woman’s health, and then they could prohibit abortion in the third trimester in the interest of protecting fetal life, subject to exceptions for life and health of the pregnant person.
So this was a trimester approach. Planned Parenthood v. Casey basically threw that out pre-viability, and said from the very beginning of pregnancy, the state has a profound interest in protecting potential life and that opens the door to waiting periods, informed consent, which requires someone to have one consultation and come back, ultrasounds, all sorts of things that previous to Casey, the court struck down.
That’s a little bit of a perspective on this whole thing of codifying Roe v. Wade; we haven’t really had Roe in its full form since 1992.
I'm not protecting republicans. As I mentioned, they are two sides of the same coin. It seems we more or less agree on this. You can bad mouth them all you want. The abortions won't stop. Women will not be held accountable still. Weak black males still will worship women. Nothing will change. For me, this move has smoked out all of the BANs and now a proper accounting can be done of what we are dealing with. Whatever magic they pulled to water down the black male in America, it definitely worked.
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You keep going on about how much you care about those unborn black lives, well if you care so much about black life, what are your doing to help the ones that are already here? Why don't you help those first before demanding more are born.
I’m dead at the day it comes out
It's nobody's fault but yours if you choose to go back & forth with 'em page after page instead of utilizing da ignore feature. Y'all wanna engage 'em to argue instead.
Really insightful discussion among folks that actually know what they're talking about here:
If y'all are sick of going back and forth with these fucking weirdos. Enjoy the weekend!
If y'all are sick of going back and forth with these fucking weirdos. Enjoy the weekend!
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