Fun times... Jarhyn calling me out because a collection of asinine idiotic asshole children and young adults say some stupid violent shit when they think nobody's looking... and somehow the fact that some collection of apparently racist republican youths are being just as bad I think they are is...
More like I haven't bought into you nightmare fantasy as being at all representative of actual reality.
Piss off with your not-very-well veiled insults.
:rolleyes:
1) I'm not anti-trans. I'm anti-males-in-female-spaces-and-services-and-sports
2) I wasn't complaining. Maybe Jimmy intended it as a joke rather than just a brain-fart.
3) I don't give a single fuck about what pronouns you want to use for me.
4) It's well past 11 my time.
I'm right at the verge of losing patience with EVERYONE. Can I just send all of these people to their rooms without supper, maybe ground them from the internet for six months?
Tears for Fears is my "seed" for any streaming music app when there are lots of people around. It pretty much always produces a random set of things everyone enjoys listening to, even if it's not their absolute favorite.
When it's just me and my dad, we rock the motown. When it's my mom and...
You think trump is a russian asset and a spy, and you think there's evidence of that? Are you one of those people who still insists that the pee tape is real?
The reason of Dobbs was the the constitution doesn't support federal interference on the issue, that the due process clause isn't relevant to the topic of abortion. Once the prior interpretation that banning abortion was unconstitutional was rescinded, it automatically defaulted back to states...
If it is a federal law, then it's harder to challenge and harder to overturn. That's the entire point.
To get a law overturned by the SC, you have to be able to effectively argue that the law itself is unconstitutional.
It's not that difficult to follow. Obergefell was an SC interpretation...
It wasn't legislation - it was never actually a law.
Roe challenged laws that banned abortion, arguing that it was an unconstitutional violation of her privacy. The court ruled that it was unconstitutional to make laws banning abortion prior to viability. They did this based on the...
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