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The Supremes *supreme court* - Charon - 06-24-2022
Thursday, the conservative-dominated Supreme Court struck down New York’s handgun permit requirement, a century-old common-sense safety measure that keeps guns out of the hands of people who pose a threat to our city. It is a dangerous and unjustified decision, but sadly not a surprising one.
yeah and they struck down Roe V. Wade.
I expect a great deal of chaos in NY today.
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - Charon - 06-24-2022
And your handgun controls absolutely sucked. get real. You turned NYC and its suburbs into a walk thru hell.
I remember reading obamas last words. only words i read by him. That he would make westchester and esp scarsdale an integrated area.
Nah, he took communities and they are all black now. And they come into the areas wherein whites are not expecting people having knives and guns on the neighborhood streets.
And now obama lives in a totally white area.
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - happyvibe - 06-25-2022
A tragic day for woman today
and for all those who are next to lose rights. This is only the beginning. My heart us broken.
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - barq2 - 06-25-2022
(06-25-2022, 02:34 AM)happyvibe Wrote: A tragic day for woman today
and for all those who are next to lose rights. This is only the beginning. My heart us broken.
Agreed. I'm watching the protests in different cities on TV now.
As someone watching from across the pond, I wonder what right will go next? Same sex marriage?
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - happyvibe - 06-25-2022
If the conservative justices have their way they would love to ban same sex marriage. The evangelical Christian movement in this country has a lot more organization than the democrats.
Our only voice in this is to vote.
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - connie8472 - 06-26-2022
happyvibe
A tragic day for woman today
and for all those who are next to lose rights. This is only the beginning. My heart us broken.
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With Roe v Wade
I don’t know much about US law but doesn’t it just push it back to the States? Isn’t it a good thing in that it’s now now more democratic? Small government? Elected officials deciding?
My understanding would be if the people of the state want different then they could vote for different officials to represent them?
Forgive me if I’m wrong?
I thought it was bringing it back to the states instead of having big federal order.
I mean maybe people like that. I’m open to that. I just am presuming people are for smaller rulings.
Definitely need to stop presuming.
Also the orriginal Roe v Wade was supposed to be rare and abortion on demand is more being campaigned for now. Perhaps they need a new bill if that is what women want? Just ideas. Not making a judgement just ideas.
I live in Aus. I was under the understanding that USA was a collection of States
Is this still the case? The states governing themselves is still supposed to be a thing isn’t it? That’s the whole point of USA isn’t it? Or am I poorly informed international lol
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - happyvibe - 06-27-2022
Problem is the states that are making abortion illegal the people that will suffer are the ones That can’t afford to go to another state for an abortion. employers don’t offer paid family leave. It’s also gross Invasion of privacy to have to explain to your employer you need several days off (unpaid at that) to get an abortion what happened to HIPAA laws. I live in a blue state (democratic) I have a friend that at almost 17 weeks was forced to terminate her pregnancy for her own health even in a blue state
She wound up with so many complications she can no longer carry a child. How many women will die because of lack of resources in their state or measures they take on their own to determine what to do with their own bodies.
I know this is a heated topic and i usually come here to get away from the stress of life. If my point of view upsets anyone im sorry.
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - connie8472 - 06-28-2022
(06-27-2022, 12:45 PM)happyvibe Wrote: Problem is the states that are making abortion illegal the people that will suffer are the ones That can’t afford to go to another state for an abortion. employers don’t offer paid family leave. It’s also gross Invasion of privacy to have to explain to your employer you need several days off (unpaid at that) to get an abortion what happened to HIPAA laws. I live in a blue state (democratic) I have a friend that at almost 17 weeks was forced to terminate her pregnancy for her own health even in a blue state
She wound up with so many complications she can no longer carry a child. How many women will die because of lack of resources in their state or measures they take on their own to determine what to do with their own bodies.
I know this is a heated topic and i usually come here to get away from the stress of life. If my point of view upsets anyone im sorry.
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you explain it really well. Ofcause the subject is very difficult but you made sense and it gives me something to think about and helps me to understand it further so Thankyou. It’s not simple or black and white. I appreciate seeing it from a different perspectives. I need help to do that, it doesn’t happen outside of myself. But I’m pretty open when I do see or hear ideas or in particular first/second had accounts about how this stuff impacts people in real time. Helps my worldview get a little less narrow.
I do hope it doesn’t get to dramatic or protests over there. Peace for your country ?♥️
RE: The Supremes *supreme court* - happyvibe - 06-28-2022
(06-28-2022, 04:34 AM)Hi connie- If only politicians would be like us to listen to both sides calmly and with an open mind! ? I don’t know if that’s the case in Australia but here in the US it seems like whoever yells the loudest gets the airtime. I try to stay away from the news and focus on my pets❤️connie8472 Wrote:(06-27-2022, 12:45 PM)happyvibe Wrote: Problem is the states that are making abortion illegal the people that will suffer are the ones That can’t afford to go to another state for an abortion. employers don’t offer paid family leave. It’s also gross Invasion of privacy to have to explain to your employer you need several days off (unpaid at that) to get an abortion what happened to HIPAA laws. I live in a blue state (democratic) I have a friend that at almost 17 weeks was forced to terminate her pregnancy for her own health even in a blue state
She wound up with so many complications she can no longer carry a child. How many women will die because of lack of resources in their state or measures they take on their own to determine what to do with their own bodies.
I know this is a heated topic and i usually come here to get away from the stress of life. If my point of view upsets anyone im sorry.
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you explain it really well. Ofcause the subject is very difficult but you made sense and it gives me something to think about and helps me to understand it further so Thankyou. It’s not simple or black and white. I appreciate seeing it from a different perspectives. I need help to do that, it doesn’t happen outside of myself. But I’m pretty open when I do see or hear ideas or in particular first/second had accounts about how this stuff impacts people in real time. Helps my worldview get a little less narrow.
I do hope it doesn’t get to dramatic or protests over there. Peace for your country ?♥️