Leaked Supreme Court Decision signals majority set to overturn Roe v. Wade

[Rev. Rye]

[The Architect Of Fate]

What sidetrack?  You came in and delivered their line.  You're late, I'd already read it (and enjoyed a hearty laugh at the premise, too).  Womp womp.\

Google notifications are amazing.  It's why I always know what you fucking nuts are going to say before you get here.

Yup, it's like clockwork. The Reich wing sphere gets all hot and bothered by something and IA rushes over and repeats it.

[Irreligious Atheist]

[Rev. Rye]

The post says, in full, this:

This is awful news. RBG really should have put the ego aside and stepped down so Obama could nominate someone else.

It’s nice that you see this as bad. The thing I have a problem with is that, after this, you go on to place blame, not not only do so, but put the blame on someone whose contribution to this problem was miniscule and made perfect sense at the time (can anybody actually find any evidence that people were aware the Republicans were hatching a plan to not even bother with a vote to confirm any nominee that Obama fielded?) and leaving out, well, the people who were actually railroading the Supreme Court into this. You devoted 17 words of 21 in that post to this spurious claim, therefore, it seems justified to focus on it.

Also, about mind reading, you do know I have autism, right? I can only go with what I see and what I’ve learned. What I’m seeing is a questionably worded post and I’ve learned you have a history of saying some dodgy stuff.

[The Grand Nudger]

Yes yes yes, RBG was a tireless worker in the good fight, the real shame is that her career didn't end sooner.

[The Architect Of Fate]

It's funny that Conservatives are smugly pulling their tired immature "you mad bro " routine because if I had a dollar for every stupid culture war thing the rights fly into a total meltdown over I would be richer than Elon Musk (Green M&Ms, A dude wearing a dress, Some kids making cringy tik tok videoes)

[The Grand Nudger]

White supremacists showing their ass in busy intersections, failing to shut down commerce, as was their objective.

[Rev. Rye]

[Belacqua]

trying to blame ANYONE but the Republicans

The Republicans are to blame. The Democrats are to blame too.

Obama campaigned on codifying the right to choose into law. During his first two years he had majorities in both houses of Congress. He did nothing at all to try to keep his campaign promise. He said it was "not a high priority." 

Hillary Clinton chose a pro-life running mate, and made it clear that she thought abortion rights were not something she would spend political capital on. She and Pelosi thought that a focus on such rights would drive away the more right-wing wavering Republicans they want to lure into voting Democrat. For years, the strategy has been to appeal more to the center-Right voters, and just assume that anyone vaguely Left-wing will vote Dem because there's no other choice. 

Republicans are to blame for their activity. Democrats are to blame for a near total lack of meaningful activity. 

Currently Dems have the White House, the House, and 50% of the Senate (where Harris would be the tie-breaker). Is there a push to rush to codify Roe into law while the possibility exists? No, Biden, true to form, spent the day at a munitions factory, doing infomercials for missiles. He is pro-war, pro-corporate profit, and indifferent to what the Dem base (likely soon to be the ex-base) wants. 

The Dems will certainly continue to use abortion rights in their campaign ads, saying that if you don't vote for them the Reps will take away your rights. All the while, they do nothing to secure those rights.

[Ranjr]

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And this is from someone who actually DID vote for Obama three times, just to be clear.

 
Not to brag, but I voted for Obama 11 times, which is only have as many times I voted for Biden in Michigan alone.
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