the Biden appointee? Will give you two guesses.aggiehawg said:I didn't read the briefs, what is Solicitor's position?BMX Bandit said:
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I Believe Roe and Casey Will Fall This SC Term
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is eliminating a young family member a "family decision"?
LOL. I meant the grounds. Privacy? Liberty? Emanations from penumbras? All of the above?BMX Bandit said:the Biden appointee? Will give you two guesses.aggiehawg said:I didn't read the briefs, what is Solicitor's position?BMX Bandit said:
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believe its stare decisis based on the argument and questions directed to her
God Breyer is a pompous ass.
Should be legislated by the state. SCOTUS's job is to uphold the constitution. Abortion is not a constitutional right. The fact that you can get one out of an inconvenience is disgusting.
Loving that this is getting traction as all the ***** hats are in an uproar claiming there will be a revolution.
Loving that this is getting traction as all the ***** hats are in an uproar claiming there will be a revolution.
Thanks.BMX Bandit said:
believe its stare decisis based on the argument and questions directed to her
Pro-Life rally Singing the National Anthem outside the Supreme Court this morning ahead of oral arguments in a Mississippi abortion case challenging Roe v. Wade.pic.twitter.com/q8O2VXWtK9
— Benny (@bennyjohnson) December 1, 2021
"We the people are the rightful masters of both Congress and the courts, not to overthrow the Constitution but to overthrow the men who pervert the Constitution."
- Abraham Lincoln
- Abraham Lincoln
1 in four women have had an abortion? Were does that come from?
1/4 of American women have not had abortions.
she has said that number many times
Maybe her numbers mistake women who have had multiple abortions. I'd like her to back that claim up.
thisguy05 said:
1/4 of American women have not had abortions.
Yeah. Where is THAT data coming from?
Seems improbable.
wbt5845 said:
1 in four women have had an abortion? Were does that come from?
It's lazy math imo. It's #of abortions/of age women in the US. She's not taking in the variable that there are women that have multiple abortions.
Typical liberal hand picking stats for talking points. Just my guess.
I just don't see Roe being flat out overturned.
Curtailed significantly, sure...
Curtailed significantly, sure...
Sotomayor is a disgusting person. Careless sex doesn't provide a constitutional right to an abortion.
A quick google search shows one pro-abortion study that quotes the number 24%
Sotomayor is just a stenographer for Planned Parenthood. JFC.
I think this court is too weak and afraid to change anything of substance.Tex117 said:
I just don't see Roe being flat out overturned.
Curtailed significantly, sure...
Has any discussion been had from the point of view of the baby?
Roberts: it doesn't matter that some states may put in 6 week ban, the issue here is 15 week ban and whether its constitutional. i don't see any justification for saying thats not a valid line. viability is not valid argument.
Nitro Power said:I think this court is too weak and afraid to change anything of substance.Tex117 said:
I just don't see Roe being flat out overturned.
Curtailed significantly, sure...
If they don't, it'll likely be because they don't want to set a precedence of their ruling being changed when the courts swing the other way.
BMX Bandit said:
Breyer: we have to have public support for our rulings in believing that we do our jobs and not just looking to what is popular. the problem with the watershed cases with such fighting on both sides is people will say "you are just being political" no matter the ruling. so you better be damned sure its a case that needs to be overturned. thats the paradox. maybe you I made an argument that theres a reason to overturn, but not my intent.
Then the court must stop denying the national debate that is long overdue and overturn Roe. Let the people work it out. Picking one popular side over another is not a judicial function. Sounds akin to how weak judges turned a blind eye to lynchings.
She just admitted it was a child in the womb, not a fetus.
Thomas: answer question from earlier about cocaine case if pre-viablility.
solicitor general: state has interest there, and interest in stopping abortion. but woman's interest is greater than state's.
she answered 1000X better than the other attorney did
solicitor general: state has interest there, and interest in stopping abortion. but woman's interest is greater than state's.
she answered 1000X better than the other attorney did
Gorsuch: if undue burden won't work, what test should we use?
solicitor general: viability makes the most sense.
solicitor general: viability makes the most sense.
Is it me? Or are these arguments all over the place?BMX Bandit said:
Gorsuch: if undue burden won't work, what test should we use?
solicitor general: viability makes the most sense.
BMX Bandit said:
Thomas: answer question from earlier about cocaine case if pre-viablility.
solicitor general: state has interest there, and interest in stopping abortion. but woman's interest is greater than state's.
she answered 1000X better than the other attorney did
Yup.
Maybe they'll adopt the Monty Python skit and hold every sperm is sacred.
Justice Roberts nails MY point.
15 weeks is MORE than enough time to make that decision.
She's arguing liberty, freedom, blah,blah,blah. But, personal responsibility, in relation to the 15 week 'deadline' has no place in the discussion.
Makes women sound incapable and lazy.
15 weeks is MORE than enough time to make that decision.
She's arguing liberty, freedom, blah,blah,blah. But, personal responsibility, in relation to the 15 week 'deadline' has no place in the discussion.
Makes women sound incapable and lazy.
It will change a little bit. I think in the end...Roberts (and probably Kavanaugh), side with the lefties of the Court, Roberts writes the opinion, and its somewhat limiting Roe.. (or they take more aim at Casey to dodge the whole "THEY OVERTURNED ROE.")Nitro Power said:I think this court is too weak and afraid to change anything of substance.Tex117 said:
I just don't see Roe being flat out overturned.
Curtailed significantly, sure...
I don't think we can gather much from the questioning here.
i think Gorsuch is trying to get both sides to say there is no workable test. its either all okay or none is okay. he's wants Casey and Roe overturned.aggiehawg said:Is it me? Or are these arguments all over the place?BMX Bandit said:
Gorsuch: if undue burden won't work, what test should we use?
solicitor general: viability makes the most sense.
this opinion going to be crazy.
AGAIN, she parrots the "women being denied" ALTOGETHER. That's NOT the case!
pdc093 said:
Justice Roberts nails MY point.
15 weeks is MORE than enough time to make that decision.
She's arguing liberty, freedom, blah,blah,blah. But, personal responsibility, in relation to the 15 week 'deadline' has no place in the discussion.
Makes women sound incapable and lazy.
Agreed, 15 weeks is more than enough time to know that you're pregnant and to get an abortion. All a woman needs to do is stock up on pregnancy tests and take them a few weeks after she last had sex.
my bet is that she is simply taking the total # of abortions (most women who have abortions today are having multiple abortions) and dividing it by the # of women in American who are of child-bearing age.wbt5845 said:
1 in four women have had an abortion? Were does that come from?
typical leftist lies.
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