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  How could anyone dox him though, he’s a public figure, we know who he is right?
context: If this church made it a fundamental part of their religion to have this right... then religious persecution can be brought to any state not allowing it. Turn into a giant class action lawsuit. >
  
  The Jewish religion also believes access to abortions is part of thier faith. >
  
  Torah: has instructions for how and when to induce an abortion.
  Bible: no fucking mention of abortion being evil
  Supreme Court: we can't read, lulz >
  
  I guess I'm talking to it not only being permissible, but some lawyered shit to pretty much say stopping this is not allowing people to practice their religion. Which then starts fucking them up. Muh guns, well also muh religion. I'm for people having whatever "muh" they want as long as that "muh" is about them and not other people's right to "muh" or not to "muh". >
  
  Yes i think thats exactly the type of lawsuit they hope/know will inevitably come of this, and when the court decision was announced, i know there were discussions about how Jewish scripture have abortion practices specified in the teachings, and I was actually expecting a challenge by some Jewish faith groups...so I imagine TST is hoping to essentially take on that role, given their litigation-bating tendencies anyways, and inherent immunity from the already-high antisemitic hate violence in the US. >
  
  From ze article
  TST Health has named the facility “The Samuel Alito’s Mom’s Satanic Abortion Clinic.” “In 1950, Samuel Alito’s mother did not have options, and look what happened,”
  Fucking brilliant. >
  
  Fuck. I’m Christian and I think that’s brilliant. Fuck Sam Alito. I hope he’s scared for his life. I envy the people who doxed him.