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politics
Monday, May 2, 2022
I could see a sysadmin doing it, or it was a social engineering ploy
democrats go from stack the court to abolish it
the power move
I actually think this is the least power-grabby move
the Court said "congress, you have full authority to pass whatever law you want about abortion"
states do too
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any state in the union can become an "abortion sanctuary"
in fact, I think unless your state has a law in place to restrict abortions
you ahve unlimited right to them
No one is going to go die for abortion
sadly
a civil war needs the government to fight itself though
babies are
I'd love for you guys to civil war
except slavery is a lot worse than abortion
the current situation is the government dying from the inside due to parasites
i dont think anyone should get an abortion
Replying to Phijkchu_Pikachu #klombak No one is going to go die for abortion
Fetuses will die from abortions. 😉
but slavery sucks imo
Replying to PirateMan64 #zytohn except slavery is a lot worse than abortion
irrelevant
my position has always been it should not be illegal, but you should make fun of and stigmatise doing it.
if you do not want a child, do not have sex
I'll be interested what abortion laws look like now
for context, this ruling was because Mississippi passed an abortion ban after 15 weeks (except if your baby is retarded or for health reasons)
eh, states rights are good and all, but the south was also kinda effed
Replying to PirateMan64 #zytohn eh, states rights are good and all, but the south was also kinda effed
also irrelevant
what does relevant mean
kinda sucks tho that the only time a civil war was fought over it was when one side was like that
long-term economic prospect of Slavery, yeah of course it was going to die out eventually
eh, disagree
it did literally everywhere else in the world
(other than current modern day slavery)
you can stop doing slavery without making it illegal
that would be it dying out
i think the main reason you get rid of it on a legislative level is the moral reasons
but chattle slavery was on its way out
the economics soften the blow tho
The Civil War also wasn't about the threat of a slavery ban
that wasn't on the table
it was, and the american south was like the last place to get rid of it, which is why i find the states rights argument kinda eh
Replying to Spooky Phijkchu #spooky.131 long-term economic prospect of Slavery, yeah of course it was going to die out eventually
Not just eventually; it wouldn't die out completely, but the advancement of the progress of production would significantly reduce the amount of people enslaved, because there would be far fewer people needed to perform different tasks, and it would quickly become more expensive to have many human slaves than fewer ones using machinery.
they were not the last to get rid of it Zyton
gent is anti slavery because bringing them here was a mistake
slavery still exists in much of the world
Replying to PirateMan64 #zytohn it was, and the american south was like the last place to get rid of it, which is why i find the states rights argument kinda eh
this is objectively and verifiably false
worldwide a lot of slavery continued until the 1880s
well, not the last, i think the turks kinda had it for longer right?
yep, same with a few other places
most of africa too
but when it comes to the west, was there anyone else that did it longer?
Replying to PirateMan64 #zytohn it was, and the american south was like the last place to get rid of it, which is why i find the states rights argument kinda eh
Many states in the US allowed for black slaves up to the Civil War; the difference is you had far fewer plantations in the north than the south.
i guess belgium doe
I am sure there were mexican shitholes with slaves post civil war
Replying to Dolfin #dolfinmaster what percent of slave owners in the us were white?
i dunno, 85%?
are you counting the irish as nonwhite
in that stat