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  This! I wish people would remember that almost no one actually wants to help anyone out if it would be skin off their back. The Bystander Effect is real when it comes to even how the nation treats people. If conservatives take away gay marriage or even the right to have gay sex (Lawrence v. Texas is on the chopping block as well to these idiots) then I guarantee you there will be no bloodshed, no call to arms, nor anyone actually protecting the rights of LGBT besides LGBT themselves.  
  Hell, the only real reason I have seen a lot of cis-het women support LGBT is because they view gay guys as "safe" and non-threatening-- if supporting gays starts putting their rights/safety into question they will watch as their husbands and neighbors kill us LGBT off.
context: Just keep chipping away at women's freedoms and soon you won't even be able to hold your baby saving rallies. That is, if your state isn't engulfed in violent crime in, oh, let's say 18-20 years from now? >
  
  They want Romania to happen here >
  
  As long as the other Andrew Tate's of America get arrested. >
  
  Let the voters vote on these directly, not the people enforcing without people's vote.  
  The PL crowd will not stop, our bodies and medical decisions should not be up to anyone but myself and physician. >
  
  Every time the voters vote, they chose abortion access. Even in the reddest states. >
  
  So let us vote!!! Let us decide!! >
  
  Kansas did! Government is still trying to make it illegal anyway 😒 >
  
  Oh I know and I'm super proud of the voters!! I hope the Ks or Fed government won't be able to do a damn thing!!! Let the choice/option in a clinical profession stay in place for those who need the access! >
  
  It amazes me that:
  
  With all the real problems mankind faces from external and natural factors, we care so much what other people do.
  People that are intelligent enough to be nurses (and other practitioners of complex professions) can have such outdated and ignorant views on what constitutes a life, as well as the seemingly total inability to weigh and balance the potential consequences of legislating to the extremes, one way or the other.
  
  Also, I giggled that one of their names was McNutt. >
  
  
  With all the real problems mankind faces from external and natural factors, we care so much what other people do.
  
  Not that they're willing to acknowledge any of those problems >
  
  Of course they are willing to acknowledge the Real Problems mankind faces.  Drag Queens reading books to children, and Critical Race Theory being taught in elementary schools.  What else is there?  /s >
  
  I’m confused.  Do they want all women of child-bearing age to be forced into pregnancies now? >
  
  Only the white women who went to college and have careers. Since that demographic is not having kids, at least not now in their “prime”. >
  
  THIS is a very important distinction. >
  
  Dennis Miller
  "And by the way, my belief is that if men were the ones getting pregnant, abortions would be easier to get than food poisoning in Moscow." >
  
  Surprised he said that. Isn't he a right winger? >
  
  He said it when he was still funny, before he went off the right-wing, deep end. >
  
  
  And by the way, my belief is that if men were the ones getting pregnant, abortions would be easier to get than food poisoning in Moscow.
  
  Wasn't he already off the right-wing, deep-end by that point? I seem to remember him being on Fox News all of the time after maybe 2006-2007. >
  
  I'm a little foggy on his career and transformation. I just remember it was shortly after leaving SNL that he went off the deep end.  But yeah, he popped up on Fox pretty quickly after leaving. >
  
  I think he was probably always a douchebag. Plenty of comedians aren’t actually very nice or good people. >
  
  Yeah, you're probably right. Maybe he changed the drugs he was or was not taking. >
  
  Fuck you, forced-birthers. >
  
  Welcome to Gilead. >
  
  At least the foundational movement to Gilead. I'll be dead quick if that timeline happens. I've no doubt we LGBTQ are gonna be the first ones to go. >
  
  Maybe if you’re in one of those states but remember, you got 70% of the country that has your back. >
  
  Who’s to say that a significant portion of people won’t change their minds when that becomes the status quo