Roe v Wade
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brianlux said:F Me In The Brain said:josevolution said:F Me In The Brain said:I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary. You can throw rocks at me.
(But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me. Fuck off, if that is the case.)
Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days. I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.
"In God we trust."
What a fucking joke.
So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.
I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again. I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did).
But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all. How could that have happened? And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want. More than don't want.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0 -
HughFreakingDillon said:brianlux said:F Me In The Brain said:josevolution said:F Me In The Brain said:I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary. You can throw rocks at me.
(But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me. Fuck off, if that is the case.)
Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days. I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.
"In God we trust."
What a fucking joke.
So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.
I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again. I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did).
But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all. How could that have happened? And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want. More than don't want.
I hope some of these people will think twice about staying home next time. If 45 becomes 47, we are done.
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
brianlux said:HughFreakingDillon said:brianlux said:F Me In The Brain said:josevolution said:F Me In The Brain said:I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary. You can throw rocks at me.
(But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me. Fuck off, if that is the case.)
Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days. I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.
"In God we trust."
What a fucking joke.
So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.
I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again. I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did).
But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all. How could that have happened? And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want. More than don't want.
I hope some of these people will think twice about staying home next time. If 45 becomes 47, we are done.
not sure I want to gamble on hoping Trump wins the primary though
either way it’s not good and I didn’t think Trump could win the first time eitherPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
yeah I think in some ways desantis might be worse.By The Time They Figure Out What Went Wrong, We'll Be Sitting On A Beach, Earning Twenty Percent.0
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HughFreakingDillon said:yeah I think in some ways desantis might be worse.
he has gotten really extreme (more than normal) lately. Probably trying to out Trump, Trump.
I would hope he would settle down after the primary, but people said the same thing about Trump and he didn’t.
You play to the fringe to win a primary then move to the center for the general. That didn’t happen. I have no idea what DeSantis would do. We know Trump won’t though.Post edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
I thought they were pro life?
Rates of pregnancy-related deaths in the US are the highest in the developed world
Maternal mortality rates in states certain or likely to ban abortion are already 47% higher than the national rate.Note: Some states suppress data due to confidentiality restrictions and are therefore not shown. MISSISSIPPI being ranked last in healthcare and the reason we are in this mess. No data
Source: Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Guttmacher Institute.
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Cropduster-80 said:brianlux said:HughFreakingDillon said:brianlux said:F Me In The Brain said:josevolution said:F Me In The Brain said:I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary. You can throw rocks at me.
(But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me. Fuck off, if that is the case.)
Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days. I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.
"In God we trust."
What a fucking joke.
So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.
I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again. I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did).
But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all. How could that have happened? And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want. More than don't want.
I hope some of these people will think twice about staying home next time. If 45 becomes 47, we are done.
not sure I want to gamble on hoping Trump wins the primary though
either way it’s not good and I didn’t think Trump could win the first time either
It's up to Trump to decide. If he runs, most of the other candidates will kowtow to him. He'll probably get about 40% of the vote in the primaries and the rest will get divided amongst the others so he'll win that way. The pressure to conform in the party is so strong that an opponent to Trump will be labeled a RINO immediately.
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Go Beavers said:Cropduster-80 said:brianlux said:HughFreakingDillon said:brianlux said:F Me In The Brain said:josevolution said:F Me In The Brain said:I'm one of the people who voted 3rd party over Hillary. You can throw rocks at me.
(But only if I can call someone testy without several people trying to shame me. Fuck off, if that is the case.)
Nothing funny about the rulings the past few days. I'm even further embarrassed by the so called leadership groups of our country.
"In God we trust."
What a fucking joke.
So sorry for all women and worried for those without the means to travel to places where they will be able to get proper Healthcare.
I sure as heck voted for Joe, and I don't really like him.
I was just thinking yesterday about how I would do the same thing if I could do it over again. I voted for neither Hillary nor 45, knowing Hillary would easily get California's electoral college (and of course, she did).
But the thing is, it's still baffling that so many Dems thought Hillary had it in the bag so they didn't turn out to vote at all. How could that have happened? And now we are stuck in a version of history many of us don't want. More than don't want.
I hope some of these people will think twice about staying home next time. If 45 becomes 47, we are done.
not sure I want to gamble on hoping Trump wins the primary though
either way it’s not good and I didn’t think Trump could win the first time either
It's up to Trump to decide. If he runs, most of the other candidates will kowtow to him. He'll probably get about 40% of the vote in the primaries and the rest will get divided amongst the others so he'll win that way. The pressure to conform in the party is so strong that an opponent to Trump will be labeled a RINO immediately.
who’s the most beatable in a general election though as in who would you rather face off against?
that one keeps me up at night.0 -
It will be interesting which bands will even play in states that made abortion illegal….0
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Yes I agree
starting in Nashville0 -
Cropduster-80 said:Yes I agree
starting in Nashville0 -
Patrick_Sea3 said:It will be interesting which bands will even play in states that made abortion illegal….
Hadn't thought of that. Will be interesting, for sure.
"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0 -
It’s already scheduled so I don’t think it’s likely. Could happen though.
going forward would think a lot of states get skipped.I really don’t understand what they are doing playing places like Kentucky anyway though. Seems like some of them are easy skips anyway. And most seem to not prefer festivalsPost edited by Cropduster-80 on0 -
mace1229 said:Cropduster-80 said:Yes I agree
starting in Nashville0 -
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"It's a sad and beautiful world"-Roberto Benigni0
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Patrick_Sea3 said:It will be interesting which bands will even play in states that made abortion illegal….
They cancelled Raleigh at the las second over the "Bathroom Law" so you'd have to think they will(should?) cancel shows in those States that made abortion legal?0 -
cutz said:Patrick_Sea3 said:It will be interesting which bands will even play in states that made abortion illegal….
They cancelled Raleigh at the las second over the "Bathroom Law" so you'd have to think they will(should?) cancel shows in those States that made abortion legal?0
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