How is it semantics? Science has different words for different stages of pregnancy.
GOP talking point: if you oppose SCOTUS decision, you're against democracy
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How is it semantics? Science has different words for different stages of pregnancy.
SmarterthanYou
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I defined pregnant, which is being with child.
So abortion is good? Wow! How do you feel about the efforts by the Democrats to destroy the integrity of the Supreme Court and threaten justices over this leak?
It's being corrected. Dipstick.
So those "unborn children" have no right to life?
You don't count, you are not a Supreme Court Justice.
A future Supreme Court can determine if it is bad law...or not.
BartenderElite
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They estimate that around 6% of rapists are ever actually convicted.
I'd assume that most would only allow the exception if it's proven.
Again - the circumstances around conception are irrelevant.
Wrong. Being pregnant is being with a baby, not child.
BartenderElite
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So abortion is good? Wow! How do you feel about the efforts by the Democrats to destroy the integrity of the Supreme Court and threaten justices over this leak?
It's being corrected. Dipstick.
Sure - but is Roe being overturned?
LOL
That beats defending the indefensible and making patently stupid claims about laws and the Constitution I guess. I know, you want to flail and beat down strawmen. It's okay, I get it. You aren't here to honestly debate the issues. But to cry, beat your tiny fists on the table and make a laughable fool of yourself.
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SmarterthanYou
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was there a mutually consensual decision to engage in sexual activity that could result in pregnancy? if not, then the state legislature has the authority to authorize that termination.
SmarterthanYou
rebel
that's a people problem.......not a law problem
you are wrong
By laws I assume you mean applying the rights in the Bill of Rights to the states. All of those rights still do not apply.
The 9th referred to the enumeration of certain rights which refers to those enumerated in 1-8. Those 8 amendments only applied to the federal government so there was nothing to apply to the states.
SmarterthanYou
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semantics...............why do you wish to play that stupid game?
Which state is doing that? LINK us up dumbfuck.
At least 11 US states – including Alabama, Oklahoma, Missouri, Arkansas and Texas – have passed legislation that bans abortion without any such exceptions.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2022/may/06/no-exception-rape-incest-anti-abortion-laws-republicans-us
BartenderElite
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It's a practical implication. It's reality.
well sure - the constitution was to limit their powers -not our rights. it is silent about the rights of the pregnant or the unborn - citizenship is defined as happening after being born or naturalized - not conceived, so the unborn is not a citizen yet I wouldn't think
How is it a "right?"
It's a privacy issue.