top | item 29472122 (no title) akatechis | 4 years ago And yet, abortions continue to be legal everywhere. It's almost as if, the supreme court is there to just rubber stamp what the elite class of our country already dictates. discuss order hn newest grlass|4 years ago Perhaps you have not been keeping up with recent events such as the Texas Heartbeat Act 2021 [1], which makes most cases of abortion illegal in Texas.There are further policies planned in a similar vein.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Heartbeat_Act ceejayoz|4 years ago > And yet, abortions continue to be legal everywhere.This is expected to change shortly, due to those very same "three appointees to the Supreme Court".The assertion that "evangelicals have no power" in the US is simply silly. breakfastduck|4 years ago I'm not sure where you're getting that from
grlass|4 years ago Perhaps you have not been keeping up with recent events such as the Texas Heartbeat Act 2021 [1], which makes most cases of abortion illegal in Texas.There are further policies planned in a similar vein.[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Heartbeat_Act
ceejayoz|4 years ago > And yet, abortions continue to be legal everywhere.This is expected to change shortly, due to those very same "three appointees to the Supreme Court".The assertion that "evangelicals have no power" in the US is simply silly.
grlass|4 years ago
There are further policies planned in a similar vein.
[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Texas_Heartbeat_Act
ceejayoz|4 years ago
This is expected to change shortly, due to those very same "three appointees to the Supreme Court".
The assertion that "evangelicals have no power" in the US is simply silly.
breakfastduck|4 years ago