Women's Rights on Trial Today

I guess if any providers want to know who can't get it up they can just check here and see who's cheering this.

I guess if any providers want to know who can't get it up they can just check here and see who's cheering this. Originally Posted by 69in2it69

You should probably just discuss your ED with your doctor, not a provider.

You should probably just discuss your ED with your doctor, not a provider. Originally Posted by texassapper

Not a problem for me, I just never figured I'd be looking to get snipped at my age. But it's easy and cheap. Did I hit a nerve with you, apologize if so. Thanks and have a great day!

It all can be boiled down to enumerated rights and unspecified rights.

Enumerated rights such as free speech and protections against self-incrimination have been laid out explicitly with just a few words in the Bill of Rights.

Rights not explicitly spelled out in the Constitution are reserved to the States in the 9th Amendment or to the people in the 10th Amendment.

Now the people in every state can determine what is what regarding abortion.

...Pass the Mississippi law 6-3 and take away this argument from the mid-terms, plus IMHO, it would be more in line with the duty of the court to deal with the case in front of them, not expand the ruling beyond what the case presents. Originally Posted by HedonistForever

So I was confused at first about this case. Some I saw reporting as 6-3, others reported 5-4. Turns out both are correct. (There are more links in the source article)

Supreme Court Reverses Roe, Overturns Constitutional Right to Abortion and Returns Abortion Law to the States

The 213-page Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs -v- Jackson (Mississippi case) is FOUND HERE. The ruling in the Dobbs case was 6-3 in favor of allowing Mississippi to place limits on abortion after 15 weeks. However, in combination with the Dobbs decision the court has overturned (by a 5-4 vote) the 1972 Roe -vs- Wade decision that created a constitutional right to abortion.

Chief Justice John Roberts joined with the majority on the Dobbs decision (Mississippi) but said he did not agree with the decision to overturn Roe. The vote to overturn Roe was 5-4. Justices Clarence Thomas, Neil Gorsuch, Brett Kavanaugh, and Amy Coney Barrett joined Justice Samuel Alito’s opinion.

Due to an unprecedented leak in the Alito draft opinion in May, the Roe decision was anticipated. The leaked draft opinion showed that a majority of the justices were privately poised to remove a constitutional right for abortion; today that step was taken.

SCOTUS BLOG – […] Alito began his 79-page opinion by observing that abortion “presents a profound moral issue on which Americans hold sharply conflicting views.” But the Constitution does not refer to abortion at all, Alito stressed, and nothing in the Constitution implicitly protects the right to an abortion.

Although the Supreme Court’s decisions in Roe and Casey established such a right, Alito continued, those decisions should nonetheless be overruled despite the principle of stare decisis – the idea that courts should not overturn their prior precedent unless there is a compelling reason to do so. Noting that some of the Supreme Court’s other landmark decisions, such as Brown v. Board of Education, rejecting the “separate but equal” doctrine, had overruled precedent, Alito emphasized that Roe was “egregiously wrong and deeply damaging” and – along with Casey – should not be allowed to stand. Instead, Alito concluded, the issue of abortion should “return … to the people’s representatives.” (read more)

Abortion rights activists and politicians have been preparing for this moment for two months. Immediately after the decision to overturn Roe was released all of the far-left activists, media stenographers and politicians began reacting.

This supreme court ruling will lead several news cycles and opposing it will form the cornerstone of the 2022 Democrat mid-term election campaign in every state. The media have been polling this abortion issue since the draft leak in early May.

CNN did an extensive poll on the abortion issue of young people voting – [pdf here]

CTH pulled all the poll data into one easier to read infographic of the responses by age (below). The 18-to-34-year group are not single-issue voters.

31% of that age group say a candidate MUST agree with them on abortion, while 69% say abortion is only one of several factors or not much of a factor.

The 18–34-year group is also reasonably pragmatic. If Roe v Wade overturned, 21% say abortions likely to be banned where they live; 31% say likely harder but not banned; 26% say it wouldn’t make a difference; and 22% not sure what would happen where they live.

Ha! No shit,right.

You should probably just discuss your ED with your doctor, not a provider. Originally Posted by texassapper

Not a problem for me, I just never figured I'd be looking to get snipped at my age. But it's easy and cheap. Did I hit a nerve with you, apologize if so. Thanks and have a great day! Originally Posted by 69in2it69

Not in the least... but if you don't have sense enough to use a condom, well you deserve whatever happens....

Aaaand . . . women's rights are dead.




For their next trick . . . Originally Posted by eccieuser9500

You still didn't answer how a commie has concern for anyone rights...it's not a TRICK question

Fuck republicans and all Trump supporters

Originally Posted by Why_Yes_I_Do

Crikey! ... Almost spilled-over me beer from laughing! ...

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Fuck republicans and all Trump supporters Originally Posted by txpilot3

Not in the least... but if you don't have sense enough to use a condom, well you deserve whatever happens.... Originally Posted by texassapper

Oh I do, always, but they aren't perfect and if you're "above average" there is a danger of tearing. I always bring my own that fit, but not all providers are open to using something they didn't buy themselves and I respect that. I always leave it to their choice, it's up to them if they want to use what I brought or theirs. Most high end appreciate the consideration. But then there's little danger in getting a handy in an AMP so you're probably good.

It all can be boiled down to enumerated rights and unspecified rights.

Enumerated rights such as free speech and protections against self-incrimination have been laid out explicitly with just a few words in the Bill of Rights.

Rights not explicitly spelled out in the Constitution are reserved to the States in the 9th Amendment or to the people in the 10th Amendment.

Now the people in every state can determine what is what regarding abortion. Originally Posted by ICU 812

Except i1n1 3 years with a Republican the SC will be upholding a1 1National ban on abortion.

If you think these silly fucks want to let the States decide, you're nuts. They want the states that want to ban abortion to decide and then they want the Federal government to ban it in the rest of the states.

You still didn't answer how a commie has concern for anyone rights...it's not a TRICK question Originally Posted by bb1961

Save those trick questions for your mamma!

It all can be boiled down to enumerated rights and unspecified rights.

Enumerated rights such as free speech and protections against self-incrimination have been laid out explicitly with just a few words in the Bill of Rights.

Rights not explicitly spelled out in the Constitution are reserved to the States in the 9th Amendment or to the people in the 10th Amendment.

Now the people in every state can determine what is what regarding abortion. Originally Posted by ICU 812

How many American citizens would you guess, knows anything you just said? My guess, absolutely less than half and probably no more than 20%.


That's what is wrong with this country, we stopped teaching civics how many decades ago? If one doesn't understand the Constitution, at least a general knowledge, you can't understand any of these decisions but all three now, religious freedom to choose a school, right to conceal carry IF you pass a back ground check and isn't that what the left is already clamoring for and now over turning Roe. All these decisions are based in "original theory" and doesn't come as a surprise other than the fact that we finally have at least 5 originalist's on the court. Roberts, he has to first put his finger up to the wind to calculate how he will be remembered and less about an originalist opinion.


My vote for dumbest thing said on this topic goes to Keith Oberman and he is not alone in this opinion, when he said the Supreme Court should be abolished. And then who would decide our laws?


STATE COURTS! You dumb ass, just what the Supreme Court gave you! Or perhaps he meant no courts at all. Is there anybody that stupid? Yes, there are and most have D's after their name.