In a federalist system, a citizen can move from one state to another for any reason including government policy. I would rather live in a country where people of differing opinions can live in a state that more closely reflects their values. If all laws are decided by the federal government, different opinions would be quashed.
Under your logic, should a resident of say California or Illinois get a tax credit from their state because Florida and Tennessee have no state tax?
Oh. You're a dish it out and can't take it guy. Maybe pot meet kettle. I don't give a damn what you think of me. You're one of the worst. You know better. You don't have an excuse to post the BS you post on here. It just adds to the absolute nonsense talking points that MAGAs walk away with. You add to their bullshit. Shame on you for that. Again, you know better and are a problem because of what you post. I'll be nicer when morons stop attacking my country. Spouting falsehoods on here and try to pass them off as fact. You say you can't stand Trump and MAGA but you add to their narrative. To me, that makes you a problem.
Wrong. Fetal viability means a fetus can live on it's own outside the womb. Generally 23-24 weeks. It was the default timeline for literally decades.
When I had my baby after she was born she was completely dependent on me, thus she wasn't viable.So you are okay killing babies up and until they can fend for themselves? Maybe between 10-15 years old? That is when they are likley viable.
You seem driven by emotions rather than logic and science. I can't say that I'm surprised.
So would support a law that made it a crime to have an abortion at or after 24 weeks?
I'd support a law that made abortions legal up to 24 weeks, and using that as a cutoff.
Blackmun sat on the board for the Mayo Clinic in Minnesota. He was extremely concerned about back alley abortions and the dangers to women seeking an abortion. He spent most of the summer studying medical books on gestation and abortions before draft Roe v. Wade.
Because Cisneros is a progressive.
A couple of things 1. Republicans are not more to the right than they were 30 years ago if you believe that you're an idiot, 2. A lot of people that are pro keeping RVW believe removing it will make it illegal everywhere which obviously is true, 3. The Supreme Court should not be ruling based of popularity could you imagine what that would do to Criminal Courts if they just went with public opinion all the time? Holy Crap. 4. If abortion is so popular than people that are for it shouldn't have to worry because states wont actually ban it and if they do those politicians that voted to ban it will be removed the next election cycle. Or maybe it isn't as popular as you believe and even if it is most people don't find it to be the most important factor. 5. Almost every Constitutional lawyer/ or people with any knowledge of the Constitution right, left and center know that RVW was a terrible LEGAL decision not based at all in the constitution. Every Abortion case after that went to Supreme Court Ran away from the logic of RVW.
