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  I know a guy who was in jail (not prison, jail. As in, waiting for his day in court) for 22 months for something he didn't do. Charged with armed robbery and assault, so impossibly high bond. Couldn't afford a lawyer so he was stuck with the court appointed atty that did the bare minimum. 
  Got out finally with a clean record, but that's nearly two years of his life gone. Career gone. Not guilty, great but his life is all messed up now and he's jaded by the system.
context: These people need to be removed from power. >
  
  The lack of logic is jarring. They fight to make sure every pregnancy is carried out. But then try to cut every scrap of financial help for the baby after it is born. What’s the point of this stance in that case, pre-born you’re precious, post birth you can just die?? >
  
  They need more poor people to take advantage of >
  
  This is the truth here. you need a class of people financially strapped so they will take low wage jobs and support the corporations. >
  
  Also for profit prisons >
  
  This is the biggest one beyond just the classic keep people poor and divided stuff. Remeber that the 13th amendment has a big... exception:  
  "Neither slavery nor involuntary servitude, except as a punishment for crime whereof the party shall have been duly convicted, shall exist within the United States, or any place subject to their jurisdiction." >
  
  From Killer Mike's song, 'Reagan'
  I guess that that's the privilege of policing for some profits
  But thanks to Reaganomics, prison turned to profits
  'Cause free labor's the cornerstone of US economics
  'Cause slavery was abolished, unless you are in prison
  You think I am bullshittin', then read the 13th Amendment
  Involuntary servitude and slavery it prohibits
  That's why they givin' drug offenders time in double digits >
  
  Ronald. Wilson. Reagan. >
  
  Alabama going to learn a tough lesson here they can't charge someone for taking a FDA approved drug with a prescription. >
  
  Isnt Alabama the lowest ranked state in the US in education? 
  They arent learning anything is the issue. >
  
  Alabama once was 52nd in math when PR and DC were also ranked. Isn't that something? >
  
  Please tell me that it is with Huntsville removed from the equation. >
  
  even better, it means the larger metro areas like Huntsville are probably making whatever standardized score that was used higher >
  
  I worked at an F school in Huntsville. I had about four in my three years there (fired the day before tenure bc my principal was a bitch) who were reading on grade level. Most were at least four or five grades behind. The poor, black kids, no one gives a fuck about. If you’re from Huntsville, you know where I was. Please don’t out me. >
  
  I could probably take a guess. It's sad to see the state of some of these schools. >
  
  North side >
  
  That definitely tracks. Huntsville put so much effort into developing south side to try to pretend like north side and west side don't exist and need help >
  
  I absolutely loved working there. Six white kids total. Loved it.
  ETA I am white >
  
  Thinking about all those right-wingers who believe that other people in the world "hate us for our freedoms". >
  
  “Our freedoms to impose any law on others bodies” >
  
  "Muh freedom to not care about your oppression because it doesn't impact me directly!" >
  
  Even though, odds are it does and I'm just too stupid to notice. Aw dang, my teenage daughter got knocked up? Even after all the abstinence only pledges? Who could have possibly seen this coming? >
  
  You assume they even care about their families. >
  
  They know that they are in a position of power and privilege which allows them to "take care" of these 'indiscretions', be it their daughters or their mistresses. >
  
  It's Alabama,  could be one in the same..... >
  
  The Taliban deny Women the right to an Education, Iran insists Women are modest and have a male guardian. Alabama threatens imprisonment for Women exercising control of their Reproductive right’s. Republicans fight the Government’s right to tell you how to think in the Culture Wars, but have no problem telling a Woman how to act. The Taliban, the Ayatollahs, the Republicans all intent on controlling Women. >
  
  I have got to get out of this state >
  
  I'm 30 years old, lived in Alabama my entire life. I've observed things that do not make sense. I can't even form cohesive thoughts, right now, trying to make sense of it all. Education means nothing, it's all about hard work while being underpaid! There's a church every 800 feet, maybe even two. So many churches being built. Where does this money come from? Is some individual dropping millions on the construction of a church, just so they can receive tax free donations? Racism. Everywhere. Just the other day, I was at work, and this guy was talking to me about the gutters on the side of a home. Just casually drops a hard R when referencing the quality of work. I'll let you piece that one together, but it was just...so stupid... The overall intelligence is so low, it's demoralizing. The political atmosphere suffocates you. You want to run for office together? >
  
  46 years here and agree with your assessment. I'll either vote for you or help build a commune somewhere (it is pretty here though). >
  
  Aw, you're sweet. Your support really warmed my heart, for a moment. I'd not lie, I have no idea where I'd begin. There's this part of me, that stuck with me through my youth, but when competition becomes more than friendly, I lose interest. I'm not built to demoralize, and scheme my way to victory. This would be a challenge, I feel. Another difficulty I'd have to overcome, this being obvious, is dealing with differing opinions. I really would like for everyone to be happy, to have a chance to feel comfortable, and have hope that they can succeed. But when I begin to think about what I would be up against, I'm not so sure how to feel about engaging with it at all. The idea of upsetting other people, simply with how I view things, and not being to just walk away because I'm not just a random civilian anymore? I fear I'd be too frail. >
  
  I think we may have a lot of the same views. Commune it is! >
  
  GA district 14 here. Tell me where to sign up >
  
  No woman should ever vote republican again. >
  
  And yet here we are, time and time again. >
  
  There’s not a single age segment of women that voted Republican in the last presidential election over 43%. For 18-29 it’s over 2:1 democrat; 67:32%. (men of the same age are only 52% democrat voters in the last presidential election).
  The blame for republicans having power rests solely at the feet of white men age 30+.
  Edit: it is more nuanced than what I said. But if only women and minorities could vote the last half dozen republican presidents wouldn’t have happened. >
  
  It’s all about race. It’s always about race. Even when it’s not about race, it’s about race. The legacy of slavery in America will never fade away. >
  
  Its more about demographics. White women are the majority of women in the US so any move up or down in numbers will have a stronger impact in the percentage of women who vote as a whole. I hope they didnt post that stat to hate on white women, after all more black men vote for Trump than black women so not every demographic of people who voted for Trump can even be blamed individually when it took multiple groups together to vote for him. >
  
  Race is a major predictor, more reliable than almost anything else. Not white? You can make a safe bet the person didn’t vote for Trump. Sure there are exceptions, like anything, but compared to other demographic predictors it’s very consistent. >
  
  Lotta hispanic votes for trump in florida iirc.  I think the % actually increased in 2020.  46% in 2020 and 35% in 2016. >
  
  I’ve always wondered how. I mean truly, I’m morbidly curious how that happened. What did he do or promise to the latinx people to make them trust him after the blatant racism spewing from his mouth about his stupid wall? >
  
  From what I know the Hispanic voting base there is heavily from Cuba and not a fan of communism/socialism; so the Republicans focus on no socialism/communism checks their boxes. >
  
  Brought to you by the party of small government!  ( in small print: Now with more government!) >
  
  No, they really do want smaller government. A dictator is about as small as they can get. >
  
  Theocracy even better. Power in the hands of a non existent entity >
  
  with a book that can justify anything they want if they pick the right verse. even easier than the constitution >
  
  I find it so funny (and sad) these are the same people saying “muh freedoms” “don’t tell me I have to get a vaccine needle, my body!” Yet here they are dictating what someone can put in their body legally. So hypocritical! >
  
  Freedom of religion was supposed to protect people from being oppressed for their beliefs. The irony is that this “freedom” has been turned into a tool to oppress people who don’t share those beliefs. >
  
  I hope the Satanic Church makes these communion wafers >
  
  This is hardly 6 months since Roe v Wade was overturned at the federal level, this is just the beginning for Republican states. >
  
  They had plans for this shit before the decision was made. They've been salivating thinking about these moments. >
  
  Might as well add vasectomies. >
  
  Only if republican men stop getting them >
  
  No, republican men should never stop getting vasectomies. In fact, they should get a lot more of them. >
  
  2 apiece, just to make sure >
  
  Talabama never disappoints. >
  
  Livin’ the good life in Alabamistan. >
  
  Comments like these hinge on the notion that “-stan” is automatically a regressive suffix. It is funny until you happen to be from one of the many “-stan” countries who don’t share America’s horrible abortion fetish. >
  
  Aren't these the same people who don't want to get vaccinated because, you know. "my body my choice"? >
  
  Yeah but that would save actual lives, and there would be no one to slut-shame. >
  
  "Alabama. First in the alphabet, last in every other fucking thing"
  -Selina Meyer >
  
  I don't think that the christo fascists care about your logic and the science.   D-: >
  
  I know but simply calling it the 'abortion pill' is misleading and detrimental to everyone. >
  
  I one hundred percent agree, but for the right wing media it is all about the "spin" and never about the science. And the tragic part of that is is that it works. >
  
  Can men take these without doing any bodily harm? >
  
  It's also used for treatment of arthritis and stomach ulcers. >
  
  I'm imagining women being arrested for filling prescriptions for those conditions now lol >
  
  Women have already been being denied them for those reasons in these states trying to ban abortion. >
  
  Remind me not to move to Alabama. >
  
  Might there be something wrong if you need a reminder? >
  
  Fuck Alabama 
  r/auntienetwork in case there are women there who need help >
  
  Right.  Prosecuted for taking a federally approved medicine.
  That AG needs to be sued PERSONALLY for this.  Doubt he can be.  But that is what needs to happen to get these people to stop this shit.  They hide behind their office or their LLC or whatever and never face accountability for be atrocious. >
  
  Republicans will do anything to stop a woman from having an abortion but will do nothing to help the mother or child after it is born. >
  
  They'll do anything to stop a woman from having an abortion, except for confronting the reasons why she might want one. >
  
  if US split into two countries, the republican half would die off and rot into absolute squalor and theyll still blame the Democrats. >
  
  They'd come up with a conspiracy that the liberal country was making their right wing country shitty. 
  Then the Conservative country would attack the liberal country with the only thing they all agree to spend money on; guns. 
  I've fantasized a lot about two separate countries and this is the best case scenario I can forsee. >
  
  Neither country gets DC, to polarizing to keep the original capitol. It has to become a museum.
  Next we draw the line DC to mexicali threw phoenix, as a straight line.
  Reps get texas, FL and a big chunk of the east coast sea board. Dems get a bit more land but its mostly fly over states.
  hawaii and alaska are given to canada. they get free medical and out of the shit show, but get free dual citizenship to  one side.
  The split is given a 2 year warning. Televise the shit out of it with "home swaps" as a tv show where people want to move to the other side. >
  
  If Hawaii joined Canada as a province and/or territory.. I would go there every damn year. >
  
  So much for that whole “small government” thing. >
  
  Sooo what do women do when they have a missed miscarriage? You take the same meds when you have a miscarriage. >
  
  Prosecuting people who take viagra would probably lower abortion rates more than this BS. >
  
  Enjoy your freedum Alabama! Small guberment and so on. >
  
  Smells very much like handmaids tale territory >
  
  So I guess the girls and women will go back to wire clothes hangers and bleeding to death. I hate people sometimes. >
  
  Stop voting Republican >
  
  Alabama, Texas, Florida, Mississippi, Louisiana fighting to see which state can be the absolute worst to live in. >
  
  Florida has the advantage of aiming to be under water in the next 100 years. It’s why the others are trying so hard. >
  
  Same with most of Louisiana >
  
  The race is on! Who will lose their most valuable property first?! >
  
  These ignorant, poverty stricken right wing nut job states continue to sabatoge their own economic and social well being. >
  
  Party of small government, everyone. >
  
  The far reich strikes again. >
  
  They don't want you fucking with thier cheap labor >
  
  The Alabama state attorney general can be kissing my ass says me >
  
  Next step is to criminalize the use of natural abortifacients. They've demonstrated that they don't want women to have access to abortions under any circumstance. So the sale of things like nutmeg and papayas might get restricted, as insane as that sounds. >
  
  don’t forget coat hangers >
  
  So incest is legal but not abortion pill per their Christian right wing belief. Pretty cool god >
  
  Well, their holy book literally condones abortion as a test for infidelity (see: Ordeal of Bitter Water). >
  
  That would be relevant if they could read it. They just listen to authoritarians tell them what's in the bible, I assume because they have no other way of figuring it out. >
  
  Makes sense when you consider red states have been defunding education for YEARS.
  Cain't read, cain't do no maths, cain't think well enough to do better for themselves.
  Those people end up doing/believing as they're told.
  Blue states are doing better, but not by a hell of a lot. >
  
  I’m sure their healthcare system is fully prepared for a big uptick in births and i’m absolutely certain they’ve got the social nets down for kids who can’t get proper care >
  
  What is this place the land of again? >
  
  Hatred and evil. >
  
  
  Marshall, who has previously called Alabama the "protector of unborn life..."
  
  if only it applied once you were born >
  
  This dude really wants his sister to have his baby. >
  
  Isn't it up to the courts to decide these things not the AG? >
  
  Yes.  They can always prosecute, but they aren’t going to win. >
  
  But the prosecution itself will destroy entire livelihoods >
  
  I suspect that if they were to try to test this, it would be just one case and the defendant would have no shortage of donations and offers for pro-bono legal counsel.  I honestly expect some groups that oppose this to be excited for the chance to argue this in court. >
  
  Republicans want to throw you in jail. >
  
  You know what’s weird? All this news about this and that state climbing all over themselves to enact laws to protect The Children!!!! And punish pregnant women and force them to their will. 
  Not a single peep about the male that was part of that dance. >
  
  Imagine what kind of a clusterfuck the Alabama foster care system is going to be in a few year.  All those extra births forced on women with alcohol and drug addictions. >
  
  Republicans don't care about consequences of their actions or what happens to children after birth. Cruelty is the point >
  
  Right wing nutjobs - "Freedom for me...but not for thee!" >
  
  Is it genuinely so hard to understand that people are going to die because they can’t get an abortion? Have we stopped having compassion for people? >
  
  It's more about crushing the opposition, at this point. I don't see how people can take being conservative seriously anymore. >
  
  And yet "conservatives" say that women are overreacting when they say republicans are trying to turn the Handmaid's Tale into a reality.
  Up next: Tagging women like cattle, tracking their cycles, and forbidding travel if they suspect a woman is pregnant.
  Missouri is trying to be a front-runner there. Nothing has passed yet, but they're working on it. >
  
  Third-world authoritarian hellhole >
  
  Government so small, it can enter your uterus. >
  
  How about you spend resources on real problems like the infant mortality rate? Or reading comprehension? Or food for kids? These southern states are truly shitholes not fit for decent, civilized living. >
  
  As a guy, if I lived in Alabama, I'd take a pill and video myself doing it then send it to the AG's office. >
  
  /s  ... but ...but the GOP is for less government intrusion in peoples lives and mor individual liberty and personal freedom and personal responsibility. >
  
  But it’s legal to marry your first cousin there …. >
  
  I'm sure they support underage marriage too! >
  
  How about if I pay to have somebody come to my state, take the pills then go home when it’s over? And then give AL a big middle finger. This is beyond ridiculous that this is considered illegal…especially morning after pills in particular. >
  
  Only for taking pills? What if we powderize and snort them? Is that okay? Asking for a friend... >
  
  This just in: Alabama to prosecute women who have miscarriages. 
  This also just in: women not allowed to have periods without permission of governor as they could have had a baby instead. He gets to decide. >
  
  Freedum for me but not for thee. >
  
  Wow I knew that America is a wide country, spanning múltiple time zones, but I didnt know it's so wide that some parts of it are still in the medieval ages. >
  
  I remember when the ACA was being discussed and the GQP was freaking out about the democrat governmental employees making or denying healthcare decisions for citizens, which never happened. Turns out that Republicans have no problem denying citizens Healthcare choices when they're the ones doing it. It's almost like they're fucking hypocrites who love controlling others, especially women. >
  
  Fuck this piece of shit >
  
  Can companies be prosecuted for polluting the environment with known teratogens causing miscarriages? >
  
  The Freedumb crowd sure hates freedom. >
  
  Land of the Free??  
  not fucking likely.
  America is fast becoming a joke, and not a laughing one. >
  
  Why would anyone live there? >
  
  And what color will the women that are actually prosecuted for this “crime” most likely be, one wonders. >
  
  The looong arm of the law is reaching for you infidel. >
  
  Well it's a good thing "abortion pills" don't exist >
  
  The law they're citing is one that several states now have and has been used to prosecute women for taking illegal drugs while pregnant. In some cases, women have even been prosecuted for taking legally prescribed medication. >
  
  The law basically boils down to "protect unborn 'children'".
  My question, what do they define as a "child"?
  Is a day-old embryo a "child"? The absurdity with these Alt-Reich goons. >
  
  Alabama, ladies and gentlemen. Clap, but not too fast... you might confuse them. >
  
  No fucking shit. Cause this is what is going to cure Alabama's woes. This right here - building moral policing around a bullshit, made-up religion. >
  
  so can we grab the gas station owner and charge him or the guy using round up >
  
  Well yeah. Gotta get rid of those incest babies or else they could run for office someday as a republican. >
  
  Remind me in 18 years to check Alabama crime rates for a spike. >
  
  I just popped one.  Come at me bro! >
  
  Thanks Alabama for taking some heat off of Texas /s >
  
  If this is used to induce an abortion, it is completely undetectable within 24 hours. 
  Not only is this impossible to prove - IT’S IMPOSSIBLE TO DISPROVE. 
  Women WILL absolutely be jailed in Alabama for miscarriages. >
  
  Voting does not help in situations like this. People need to start rioting over this or nothing will happen. >
  
  Unless they come from the ‘right’ families, obviously. >
  
  It is so weird to me that the government can force you to have your child >
  
  Hateful, horrible people >
  
  I'm so glad I will never go to Alabama for anything. >
  
  Wow what a shithole state. >
  
  Alabama is the last place that should be banning abortions …. >
  
  I'm from AL. I was almost 40 when I found out it's not normal to charge sales tax for food. >
  
  Your (US) politics sure seem to have a lot of religion involved. Wasn't there something against that. >
  
  Let's see how they feel about a law to prosecute men using spermicide >
  
  They already live in Alabama, haven't they been punished enough? >
  
  "People of color will be prosecuted for taking abortion pills."
  FTFY >
  
  Need to keep those prisons and fast food uniforms filled. Though I didn't need to say it twice. >
  
  Alabama seems like a shitty place to live. The weather, the people, the policies, the hate… all shit. >
  
  I live in AL, and you hit the nail on the head on all of them except the weather. >
  
  I swear, the people of Alabama that vote for these people need to kill themselves. >
  
  So will this be in criminal court or family court? >
  
  Go ahead, try it - see how many pro bono major attorneys would jump at the prospect to make a case, and then sue. >
  
  Would someone please think of their cousins. >
  
  charge all the executives of all the chemical corporations with murder >
  
  Dow Chemical has a huge presence in the southern region Al, MS, LA and TX. >
  
  All the women Alabama who got pregnant in 2022 and will not deliver until 2023 should claim that pregnancy on their state taxes. It's only right if the ruling is it's a child >
  
  We need to create a charity that funds people the ability to leave Alabama to a new state. That place is a crisis zone. I’m serious. >
  
  Trump-“Although the Second Amendment people — maybe there is, I don’t know.” >
  
  When do they start burning witches? >
  
  While this whole situation isn't cool, I can't help but wonder about the legal ramifications outside of this that prosecuting people over abortion pill usage using this law will cause.  The way it is worded in the law itself, "A child is a person who is less than 18 years of age." And a dependent as defined under Alabama law is an individual other than the taxpayer and his or her spouse who received over 50% of his or her support from the taxpayer during the tax year. 
  ​
  Does this mean that frozen embryos that are legally obtained would also qualify? And would they qualify as dependents under this? Since one could argue the maintaining of an environment for frozen embryos is demanding and requires at least 50% of your efforts. Because if it's already a child in the embryo stage, then shouldn't it be claimable on taxes as a dependent like an actual living child?
  My shower thought for the day I guess. Take this all with a grain of salt. >
  
  I would like to take a moment to once again point out that Steve Marshall's wife shot herself, and when the local news outlets gave a fairly brief and respectful report on it, he flipped the fuck out at them like they'd been snooping through his home. 
  Now, I don't think he killed her, but I also think there was something there that he was worried that people would find out about.
  Carry on. >
  
  Gotta love them GOP, brainwashed idiot. >
  
  Can we abort all of Alabama? >
  
  Alabamans love the freedom to rule strangers bodies >
  
  Welcome (back) to the middle ages. >
  
  When your Pro-Birth not Pro-Life as after the unwanted baby is here to a 15 year old fuck you and your welfare baby! Pull those boot starps up and figure it out you loser! >
  
  just eat some deli meat or hot dogs, listeria can cause abortion. they gonna ban those in the south? I think not
  I've seen some girls that did a bunch of coke to try and cause one, and that's in a state with legal abortions..... >
  
  What happened to this all being about going after abortion providers and everybody saying that the pregnant women were not going to be prosecuted? >
  
  Pro-Tip: Avoid Alabama. There is nothing there. >
  
  Yet Trump is still a free man >
  
  Just want to point out that the FDA has clarified Plan B or other similar pills as non abortion pills.
  Source: FDA Decision >
  
  More red states rolling out trash laws. >
  
  Alabama just wants to remind everyone why they’re the worst state in the country >
  
  they want slaves but under the guise of indentured servitude.
  no education, no jobs, 800 infants 
  They're building 2 for profit prisons in the state - they need a way to fill those beds. what better way than a bunch of 14-28 year olds either accused of "fetusicide" or the men who murder the women who would rather have 800 kids than get a murder charge 
  people are fighting against low pay (7.20/2.15) jobs - no education since they gutted public schools, and now no support for anyone who might end up pregnant >
  
  Alabama celebrates Robert E Lee day on MLK day, so their opinion should mean nothing. >
  
  Way to put "people" in the headline so this seems less targeted directly at women, CBS. >
  
  the strategy is to have people that are "liberal" move out of the state.  They want a reduction of democratic voters.  
  That simple.  Oh, you want better healthcare, better options, etc?  Go move ot California or NY.  
  They know it'll hurt the state to lose good people, but they will be assured power. >
  
  That right yonder is them there state's rights ya'll keep hollerin' fer. >
  
  If a couple in Alabama divorce, are they still siblings? >
  
  Also in Alabama: Robert E. Lee Day is celebrated on the same day as MLK JR. Day.
  Not a coincidence, just makes them feel better about taking the day off. >
  
  Alabama is one of those states that if they threatened to secede, everybody would just be like “if that’s what you want to do… you know, we won’t stop you.”
  Not even a fake, “no don’t, you don’t mean that that… we all want you here, really!”
  *spelling >
  
  America is desperately in need of a revolution. It's utterly pathetic how these politicians are allowed to run the country. >
  
  Party of small government amirite? >
  
  Telling someone sex is evil is exactly the same as saying pooping is evil. It's demonizing a natural function as "proof" of their story about people being fundamentally evil, which gives the illusion of their angry abuse making sense. >
  
  I guess it is easier to prosecute desperate women than to prosecute psycho murderers with guns. >
  
  Might as well outlaw ejaculation without copulation at this point, it's literally millions of potential mediocre white men just rotting in a shoe box >
  
  Right wing religious nuts >
  
  I think some that cynically waged the culture war so socially conservative voters would vote against their economic interests with the hope that the dog would never catch the car are starting to rue the taste of bumper. 
  Other cynics don't care because the same judges that allow bans are the same ones that will help protect and grow their profits. 
  The oligarchs don't view Republican or Democrat in a "capitalist manichean" frame work. They shuffle money to fund GOP think tanks and politicians but hey, if Democrats win they make due, use them as a pressure valve, push the culture war so Democratic voters lack focus on their own economic interests and the cycle goes on and people don't leave the cave. 
  One party is definitely worse than the other but it isn't as if the other isn't compromised. But hey, you got to vote against the worst option! Don't you find it funny that this paragraph would gain a lot of support among 80-90% of voters? What a coincidence. 
  Almost as if the oligarchs at the commanding heights have an incentive to turn politics into a zero sum game where other options can't be investigated because (X) is the strongest option to defeat (Y). Because they have their hands up the asses of both parties and fear works to keep voters locked into these parties they can control. >
  
  Sixty years later and this is how far they've progressed from the Whites Only water fountains. >
  
  As someone who lives in one of those godless, America hating blue states, that pay more in taxes than we get in services, I'm starting to want my money back. Let Alabama pay for its own social services, schools and programs. >
  
  It's Alabama that's all I needed to know >
  
  so much for land of the free home of the brave >
  
  Small government y'all >
  
  People outside Alabama think Alabama is a fucking  embarrassment. >
  
  Cut aid to red states. Let them crash and burn. They're useless dead weight anyway. >
  
  I wonder if more Alabama women will move away from the state as a direct consequence. >
  
  If it was good enough for the Bible, it’s too good for Alabama. >
  
  Oh thank god a bunch of rich old men are deciding what young women do with their bodies! >
  
  Jury nullification whenever it's taken to court >
  
  Im just gonna assume that this law is for "familiy" abortions, and move on with my life. >
  
  Yet another person who should've been aborted. >
  
  What about men? And if that's an exception, isn't that gender discrimination?
  This man would like to know. >
  
  Alabama is truly a 'dark ages' type of state. >
  
  I though the second amendment was intended to deal with fanatical abusers of power like this... wasn't it? >
  
  We had the opportunity to get rid of this asshole in November. >
  
  Alabama thinking: Abortion pills.. OMG!!! Meth! meh! >
  
  He better keep a tight leash on his daughter as she grows up. No one knows what the future holds my friend. >
  
  Oh thank goodness. We got them. Fucking weird ass people that want to do this shit like it effects them AT ALL. Meanwhile, no taxes for billionaires! I need to pay more! Bunch of morons these people >
  
  "You don't tell me what to do, I tell YOU what to do!"  Yeah, way to create a healthy, happy society. >
  
  Such freedom, Southern states! True Americans. >
  
  Alabama, what have you guys done.  This is sad. >
  
  Sounds like big government to me. Guess those rules don't apply to fundamentalists... >
  
  Imagine the issues this country and world have to deal with and your state is focused on prosecuting people for the right they shoukd have with having an abortion which js really general healthcare. >
  
  Fuck these assholes.  Vote these shitbags OUT. >
  
  Truly infuriating. These people are awful. >
  
  Fucking Fascists.  Get out if you can. >
  
  Divide people. Politicize genders. But force birth to prevent population decline. >
  
  No kiddling.
  Gun is ok.
  Pill is no.
  Freak out states. >
  
  They using the "if we can't beat you, we'll outbreed you" strategy. >
  
  Sorry for all the people who live in that backwards ass state that sells you freedom in a Christianity package while those in power make money off of you. >
  
  So my sister cousin has to have my baby😑
  /s 
  Fuck this country >
  
  Wish I could gather orders, go buy them and "leave" them in random places. As a man, because I can't take them >
  
  Making up laws as we go. >
  
  Can we just… secede Alabama >
  
  The cultural divide between red and blue states in this country is crazy. >
  
  And people vote for those pos. >
  
  How are they going to know they took them in Alabama? If they didn't take it in Alabama it doesn't fall under Alabama's jurisdiction >
  
  Alabamian here. It does suck. I wish I could leave. >
  
  Why can't these losers do something worthwhile with their lives? Small government, my ass. More like Big Brother from 1984. Vast majority of Americans are pro-choice. >
  
  I know it's easier said than done but what are sane women (or sane parents with a female daughter) still doing living in those states? >
  
  Land of the "Free"
  T&C Applies >
  
  Lynyrd Skynyrd intensifies >
  
  Thanos should've killed all of us >
  
  So… should someone slip an abortion pill into the SAG’s coffee? >
  
  Ugh.  I’m so sick of this world. >
  
  If only there was a sane SC that could strike this down for the bullshit is. >
  
  And yet they can’t be prosecuted for displaying their butt cracks when they bend over, which happens a lot in Mistakabama >
  
  "The only good freedom is a dead freedom" -Starship troopers...probably >
  
  Might a woman just go to an adjacent state or take a boat/ship not flagged in Alabama, or even not sailing under a U.S. flag, into international waters and take the pill? >
  
  This should be Scientology level sued into oblivion. Constant, unrelenting lawsuits. Duck the Supreme Court just keep filing an overwhelming amount of lawsuits. >
  
  You know let’s that shithole state do that.. they vote for them who will work against them.. so who am to care for their well being… >
  
  Not everyone in Alabama is a backwards, woman hating, asshole. Lots of people who believe in bodily autonomy live there, but their districts are gerrymandered into red districts. >
  
  
  Not everyone in Alabama is a backwards, woman hating, asshole.
  
  ... I was sure that was going to end "some of us hate black people too."
  Yeah, there are right thinking people most everywhere. It's tough being politically liberal in a deeply conservative state. Will be interesting to see what happens in the nation. >
  
  What kind of fuckin sentence is that >
  
  I think every man in Alabama should order some of these pills and travel to the state capital and ingest the pills. >
  
  People in Indiana can be prosecuted for having weed. That doesn't seem to stop them, however. >
  
  these prosecutions won’t hold up to even the loosest challenge. there is no law being broken >
  
  Do they know monthly birth control pills and and abortion pills like plan B are basically the same thing? Plan B is just a super strong monthly pill >
  
  Yes, they want to stop all that too.
  No birth control, no abortions, and no support for children after they are born. >
  
  Unsupported children create circumstances that increase crime rates. Keeping prisons full and voters suppressed. >
  
  Alabama going to learn a tough lesson here they can't charge someone for taking a FDA approved drug with a prescription. >
  
  They will learn nothing. This is about the chilling effect on other people. >
  
  Exactly.  They can still arrest you, ~~arrest~~ charge you, and put you on trial.  Even if you're not convicted, you will have suffered harms.
  Edit: they only need to arrest you once. >
  
  “You can beat the charge, but you can’t beat the ride.” >
  
  You can beat the wrap not the ride. Also CAN not will. People go to and stay in jail for all sorts of easily disprovable bullshit because it takes people giving a fuck to disprove it