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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Sunday 8 May 2022) · 1 minute to read

Not compromising with anyone who is OK with limiting the ability of Jews and Muslims to exercise our freedom of religion for the sake of forcing their religion on all of us.

Reminder you cannot read my or other peoples minds. Compromise for both sides is the sensible solution. Independents & common sense women side with most European countries. Germany & many others set the time limit to 14-18 wks. Being aware of historical mass genocide is wise. pic.twitter.com/9ie80GEJ1l

— Kathleen Larson (@LarsonKellie) May 6, 2022

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Sunday 8 May 2022) · 1 minute to read

Calm down ladies it’s just the state commandeering your uterus I really don’t understand why this is such a problem for you. Look on the bright side!

What Roe did was kickstart the extreme cultural polarization that has log defined and blighted American politics. Maybe the end of Roe can mark the beginning of a return to living together, and negotiating a way to make that bearable.https://t.co/o4b6TYBKT0

— Andrew Sullivan (@sullydish) May 6, 2022

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Saturday 7 May 2022) · 1 minute to read

Testing to see if I have Bridgy Fed configured properly.

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Saturday 7 May 2022) · 0 minutes to read

The GOP is lying to you about abortion by Amanda Marcotte

Republicans unveil their messaging strategy on the Roe overturn: Lie as hard as you possibly can

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Saturday 7 May 2022) · 0 minutes to read

sure is weird how all the people who assured me that stripping gay & civil & women’s rights weren’t next have suddenly moved onto speculating about exactly what level of rights stripping could be achieved with in tolerable levels of blowback
— kilgore trout, death to putiner (@KT_So_It_Goes) May 6, 2022

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Saturday 7 May 2022) · 0 minutes to read

Supreme Court has a right to privacy over their deliberations, but I don't have a right to privacy over my body.

Nope. This does not end here.
— Lisa Senecal (@lcsenecal) May 6, 2022

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· 6 Iyyar 5782 (Saturday 7 May 2022) · 1 minute to read

Here is Louisiana’s new fetal personhood bill—which House Republicans just voted out of committee 7–2—making abortion a crime of homicide “from the moment of fertilization” and allowing prosectors to charge patients with murder. https://t.co/DJahoVd7mN
— Mark Joseph Stern (@mjs_DC) May 5, 2022

But I’ve been repeatedly assured by prolife folks that women who obtain abortions would be held legally harmless (whatever the fuck that means) if Roe were overturned. And yet, LA goes for this, and TN goes for criminalizing abortion pills by mail, and Texas goes for citizen bounties on women who have had abortions, and of course they’re strategically silent. I used to scoff at people who made comparisons to the Handmaid’s Tale. Now, I’m thinking they may have had a fucking point.