Massive difference in what was passed in Florida and outlawing gay marriage. Nobody gives a shit who people fuck or marry.
Fox News was just calling Pete a groomer. It's very much under attack but I guess I'll go with you, guy who's been wrong about everything.
I’m with you. Abortion has been, is, and will always be controversial; I thought that outside of that hardliner third that religiously votes ticket R, p much everybody else had generally accepted the idea, but I wouldn’t be surprised to be wrong.
And Alito’s draft specifically mentions Obergefell. So, it’s pretty obvious that he sure hasn’t moved on.
The most concerted and coordinated legislative efforts ongoing at the state levels are full throated attacks on LGBT rights. You're a clown if you think gay marriage is safe
we're really going to charlie brown and the football all this over again aren't we the things people tell themselves about their ideological neighbors as a defense mechanism are wild
In the draft decision just leaked. So the thinking of the handful of Americans that can actually outlaw it is right there for you to read.
Outlaw or make it a states issue? I don't see any states outlawing gay marriage. This isn't as controversial as abortion.
I'm sure you weren't making "abortion is in no danger and is the law of the land now" posts like 2 years ago.
Hey I guess continuing to think the GOP and the partisan hacks in the Supreme Court won’t do terrible things, even though they’ve openly discussed it, is one way to approach this decision.
Maybe take a stand and not fall for this stupid shit every.fucking.time. Unless this is just all performative and you don't really care, which is my assumption.
The "defeat them with your vote" reaction is so tired. We've got the majority in the house and senate, and a D as president. I'd say we did our voting part, it's time for the politicians to do theirs! (lol, as if)
I don't think the Supreme Court is making anything illegal. It just kicks it back to the states or puts pressure on Congress actually passing legislation.
These people just tried to overturn a legitimate election. There are proposed laws that will give doctors life in prison for performing an abortion and they want to restrict a person's ability to travel to a place where it is legal. There is literally no culture war topic that's too extreme to be off limits.
Yes. What states will vote to outlaw gay marriage. I've lived in some pretty progressive and conservative states. I don't see any real push anywhere on gay marriage.
The US motto in '22 The same person who spent the week before the Kavanaugh vote preparing her 30 min speech in defense of him, instead of going to the SCIF and reviewing the evidence/testimony against him.
my god at some of the stupidity here is crazy to me. Oh they won’t do that. They do it. Well that sucks, but don’t worry they won’t do this next crazy thing they’ve discussed. Oh they did that too? Wow I’m so shocked.
What they are doing is an extremely well coordinated assault on what was a once well established constitutional right. This is a clear part of a plan to make it illegal, and those in the majority know it. Use your fuckin brain.
just ban saul and save us all from this stupid discussion where he acts like there aren't state legislatures that would ban gay marriage
Get rid of the filibuster so a slim majority can completely overrule the minority then. I'm sure that will never backfire.
listen guys if alabama wants to reinstitue chattel slavery, the people of the state are just gonna have to vote even harder.
Given how coordinated the response is, seems pretty obvious the leak came from the right side of the court, to distract the focus of the debate.
you know the supreme court, representing about 30 percent of the voting public, just eliminated a federal right to abortion supported by the vast majority of Americans? also, who cares about backfiring? Did it backfire on the GOP when they stole Garland's seat? What about when they rammed through unqualified judge after unqualified judge? or gave tax cuts to the wealthy? Or attempted a coup?
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