Supreme court basically agreed with Texas by refusing to hear case. Will this be the end of Roe Vs Wade? I told you the country is now against murdering babies and you liberals here said no. Where is your proof? Texas is the proof. I think Indiana will pass same laws as Texas , then Kentucky, and so on. So, for all purposes Roe V Wade as been over turned. Babies Body , Babies choice. Yee Haw !
Yes, finally a heartbeat matters. Baby lives Matters. Now women will be held accountable for murdering little babies
No, I am a selfish Bitch that wanted to kill my baby , so I could get knocked up by 3 guys this weekend
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This could also cause liberals to move from Conservative states to liberal states and that is a plus too. We don't want those good for nothing liberals , only trouble.
New Texas No Abortion law stands , is this great or what?
This shouldn't even be an issue because alnost every other law on the books exists to hold people accountable for their actions. But peoples logic seems to shortcircuit when it comes to a female. Suddenly their body gives them the rights to do whatever they please. That said, I couldnt care less if they choose to kill their little mutant fetuses
Don’t really care unless New York passes the heartbeat bill but it’s interesting that Texas did even though I doubt the law will last very long same with many laws Texas passed today. New York implements vaccine passports and mandatory sexual education with no opt out for parents also this month.
Not sure I agree with a state telling a woman what she can do with her body but obviously there should be a better way than abortion, it’s just going to them make resort to other methods to terminate an unwanted pregnancy and go out of state
Makes it higher $$$$ to do so. 30 states should follow Texas lead and do the same. That means other 20 states will foot the bills. Insurance rates will also go up in those states. It is ok, she can smoke pot while she is getting her abortion in those states.
Cost more money to take care of more kids too that are given up for adoption or to foster homes when they can’t take care of them, state will pay for that too
I'm morally pro-life and legally pro-choice. Although the Supreme Court blocked this emergency appeal application, I'd be shocked if the Supreme Court blocked a full appeal application. The denial was procedural, not on merit.
The Supreme Court didn't say anything, that's kind of the whole point of your post lol.
Roe vs Wade is a milestone in women's reproductive rights and overturning it would only lead to disaster. It's not going to get overturned full stop, the political climate in this country would never support it.
Well this isn't the first time something like this has happened and it will not be the last. Roe vs Wade will never be overturned, that's like saying slavery is going to be reinstituted. It would absolutely not fly in today's world.
"Even though they denied an emergency appeal application to the new Texas law, the Supreme Court is never going to overturn Roe Verses Wade. Courts virtually never overturn their own decisions. Have you ever asked a Judge or a panel of Judges to overturn her/his/their own decision? That's the major reason why the Appellate Court system is so overwhelmed in this country, even before the pandemic. In just over 245 years, the Supreme Court itself has only overturned less than 2% of their own decisions, and there's no Appellate Court higher than the Supreme Court. Whether people in this country like it or not, Roe Verses Wade is the law of the land. Also, conservative justices tend to be law traditionalists, and make decisions based on precedent and caselaw, even if they morally disagree with the decision. Roe Verses Wade is precedent and caselaw. So even though the Supreme Court blocked this emergency appeal application (key word: "emergency"), I highly doubt that this Texas law will be upheld after a full application to the Court."
"The Court voted 5-4 to deny an emergency appeal from abortion providers and others that sought to block enforcement of the law that went into effect Wednesday. The Justices also suggested that their order likely isn't the last word on whether the law can stand because other challenges to it can still be brought."
We need to read between the lines. The denial was procedural, not on merit. Of course anything is possible, but I highly doubt that this Texas law will be upheld after a full application to the Court.
It is not you religious nut. I hate the Taliban and I also hate people like you. You and the Taliban have the basically the same views. Get out of the country
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