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It sounds like you're using humor and cultural references to comment on a serious issue. The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn Roe v. Wade definitely had major implications, especially with many states moving to restrict abortion rights. Geometry dash lite game

I hate the filibuster and the senate sucks too 60 people get to decide on a law that over 219 people voted yes on Woman's Health act but they need 60 votes to pass the senate and right now it's even 48 democrats, 50 republicans 2 independence so even if the independence vote with the Dems they would need 8 republicans to vote and no republican in the house voted for the bill

I think the worst thing about the supreme court giving the 'rights back to the states" is history has shown you can't really trust the states to make fair decisions I mean the state that banned or extremely restrict "6/8 week banned" just did it without even having there people vote and it's the whole state and not a county by county situation like this county doesn't allow abortions to be performed in its territory but the next county might. but of course, there are governors who want to punish women for crossing state lines to get to a pro-choice state when they live in a state that banned abortion which I think is the biggest bull shit of all. and all states that banned abortions only have 'in case the mother's life is endangered" but only Idaho has incase of rape or incest

honestly, republicans rather punish women than come or vote on laws that will help children and babies and make women more secure about becoming moms it just has the baby but doesn't bother us about it. honestly, I think if Republicans want women to have babies cause they're against conceptions too for some reason pay them, but of course, the Republicans won't do that and get mad if a woman with six kids is on food stamps

all the judges that voted on getting rid of roe v wade said they wouldn't get rid of it so they lied under oath

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Sister America doesn't look angry enough, but well done.

@Lora oooooh she's angry there is a fire in her eyes

bit of an update congress just passed a bill called Women Health Protection Act that will protect abortion rights across the US and make Roe v Wade federal law but right now it has only passed the house and needs to get past the senate so the bill is halfway there but I have no idea what will happen they also passed Ensuring Access to Abortion Act of 2022 so women who are in states that have banned/extremely restricted abortion can go to another state that still has an abortion so and not be punished though both bills still need to get through the senate I think the second bill is a more safeguard in case the first one fails at the senate. though both could fail too

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Oh, I heard about that and I hope that both makes it through to become federal law. It's clearly needed.

@Lora I haven't seen much hope it would they tried to get it past before SCOTUS got rid of Roe v Wade and with the filibuster of having to need 60 senate votes means they would need all 48 democrats the 2 independent and 10 republican and ever republican in the house voted no on the Women's Health Protection Act, they might have to tweak it a bit if they want any republican support