Dobbs v Jackson Women's Health Organization

[KAPA]

No matter your feelings on Abortion, today's SCOTUS is a great win for the American people. It's not about abortion. This was about one question, does the federal government have the power to regulate abortion. The court found that it doesn’t. Your truest form of representation is at state. It is at the state level that you are represented the most, by people elected from your community and the constitution recognizes that. The 10th Amendment simply says that any powers that aren’t mentioned in the Constitution as belonging to the government belong to the states themselves. Today’s court opinion in no way, shape, or form, bans abortion. What it does say, is the ability to ban abortion now rest with the states where it should be.

Solid!

[Bailey Guns]

As if there already wasn't enough reasons not to shop at Dick's. Ever again.

[.455_Hunter]

As if there already wasn't enough reasons not to shop at Dick's. Ever again.

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[00tec]

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Post, a bit up from here.

[kidicarus13]

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One issue that lingers in my memory...
https://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/tr...arbine-orders/

Another poor decision...
https://www.businessinsider.com/dick...eapons-2019-10

[.455_Hunter]

Post, a bit up from here.

Missed that one.

[00tec]

Missed that one.

I did too, until you said something.
Disney, Expedia, BoA, and others did the same shit

[.455_Hunter]

I did too, until you said something.
Disney, Expedia, BoA, and others did the same shit

Will they cover the cost for employees to travel to other medical specialists too?

Just providing it for abortion services seems patronizing. What about the Veteran that needs assistance to go a specialty clinic?

[hollohas]

About time now watch the liberal cities burn

Or not...

[buffalobo]

Or not...

They might be surprised by the support the local citizens give to our little police dept.