After After Roe

[Vern Humphrey]

Funny at the very least.

And spewing spit all over their computer screens.

[Roadkingtrax]

Whatever he is, he doesn't place much value on the idea of individual liberty. His own, maybe. But not others'.

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We've known that since he admitted to filling out ballots for others in his household.

[Johnny P]

Does anyone remember rioting in the streets on January 22, 1973?

[Allen]

Does anyone remember rioting in the streets on January 22, 1973?

No, and like I said in another thread, no flag burning. No monkey barbarian actions at all like we're seeing from them. We put up with their chit even though it condoned murder as a means of irresponsible birth control paid by the taxpayers but they can't accept our chit being a return to normalcy.

[Roadkingtrax]

Do people protest when gaining liberties?

No.

[togor]

Do people protest when gaining liberties?

No.

BINGO!!!

The question they won't answer: do they really expect real Americans to meekly accept the loss of rights?

[lyman]

The idyllic South, where some people make the rules and everyone better follow them....or else. And if the rules don't work, don't rock the boat.

A Cradle of Liberty the South isn't. And they are going to remind us of this fact again and again now.

before you get your high horse saddled up , you may want to look at your own party,, the one you have been shilling for since,, well,, forever,

what party loots and burns?
what party likes to Dox folks that do not tow the party line?
what party likes to protest,, and not peacefully?

the South may have it's problems, but if you looked thru your eyes and not down your nose you will likely see the same problems in your own back yard

[rayg]

https://wapo.st/3nhcIvc

Some people want us to believe things are going to settle down now.

More like, Game On.

The Washington post ! Why am I not surprised a super liberal paper!

[lyman]

Do people protest when gaining liberties?

No.

no,

however the left is the party of lets loot, pilage, destroy and burn because we did not get our way,


the claim it was a right it tenuous at best,


remember,, even the patron saint of Abortion law, RBG , said it was bad law

[Vern Humphrey]

I have asked again and again -- where is there a right to commit murder in the Constitution?

Most fall back on this:

Amendment XIV

Section 1.
All persons born or naturalized in the United States, and subject to the jurisdiction thereof, are citizens of the United States and of the state wherein they reside.

The argument is that this defines "person." No one who speaks English as his native language can be sucked in by that -- it defines "citizen."

[Allen]

I have asked again and again -- where is there a right to commit murder in the Constitution?

I've been wondering that as well since I see so many protest signs stating abortion is their "right".

All of this stems back to LBJ's "great society" of welfare. People getting abortions "free" for them and covered under insurance paid by "others".

Schrew now and worry about it later or in their cases. Schrew now and don't worry about it.

[Allen]

no,

however the left is the party of lets loot, pilage, destroy and burn because we did not get our way,


the claim it was a right it tenuous at best,


remember,, even the patron saint of Abortion law, RBG , said it was bad law

I see by your posted reply by rkt that "do people protest when gaining liberties?"

That brings us back to Johhny's question. "Does anyone remember rioting in the streets on January 22, 1973". ?

No, the one's gaining obviously did not riot but those of us who lost out could have/should have but didn't and that was his point that the troll couldn't understand. Perhaps not being irresponsible barbarian monkey's had a lot to do with it.