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We do not have less strict laws than Europe. Some of us do and some of us don’t.

Exactly right.

I don’t care what Texas or Missouri do.

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We going to make exceptions because “so important”?

You know I can play that game too?

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If you aren’t in Texas and Missouri, there is no “we”.

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You asked my opinion and I gave it.

I dont expect you to agree.

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That’s exactly my point

Tell that to the poster who said we…… when comparing US and Europe….

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Yes…I understand that. If states are not violating 14th Amendment the feds needs to stay the ■■■■ out.

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I wonder what the downstream effect is on the attack that we have an implied right to privacy from the government.

Does that mean that we don’t have an implied right of privacy from the government?

What does that look like?

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No. There was no such right to be found in our federal constitution.

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I don’t agree that “so important” at all.

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Its going to be an interesting ride to see this patchwork play out

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Great. Thanks for that.

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You do all the time…all the time.

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Gun laws
Marijuana laws

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Quote me.

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Of course it’s the latter! They have been lying!

JWK

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So as you can see there is couple of us…RedComet does as well. And few others here on this forum. They will no doubt speak out as well.

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Dude…Go Texas.

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Abortion is now illegal in Texas after the US Supreme Court’s reversal of the landmark Roe v. Wade case triggered a pre-existing state law, Attorney General Ken Paxton announced.

Conservative Texan lawmakers are now looking for further ways to limit abortion access, including curbing out-of-state travel for the procedure. Fourteen Republican state representatives, led by Briscoe Cain, vowed to introduce bills in the next legislative session to penalize companies that help employees access abortions.

The proposals would bar such companies from doing business with the state and would also open corporate directors and officers up to criminal charges. The legislature convenes again in January. Cain made headlines in March when he warned Citigroup Inc. it could face criminal charges if it continued to fund employee out-of-state travel for abortions.

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Again…we don’t look at it as if a woman has a choice. We look at it as if government has a say. Fundamental difference in how we view it.

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They can’t curb out of state travel. That’s why a national ban is so important…. Go out and vote. Most important election of our lifetime. Federal abortion ban!!!

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Gun’s have federal protection

Marijuana laws are a mess, which the feds have mostly retreated on

This one is going to hit different