Fairykang
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Thanks for replying. I don't really see that as a sensible argument though, in that case don't have bareback sex, and if you can afford an abortion you can afford a condom.Some people think of themselves as unfit parents to provide for a child, some couldn't afford it.
Condoms can break, birth control can fail. Rare, but it happens more often than you'd expect.Thanks for replying. I don't really see that as a sensible argument though, in that case don't have bareback sex, and if you can afford an abortion you can afford a condom.
It's not just luck, but that is a part of it. The Dems could've tried harder to block Trump's third SCOTUS pick (much like Republicans did in the final year of Obama's term) but they didn't really try.So what, it's just luck that this ruling happened? No responsibility from the lack of effort on the dems part to prevent it happening (which they totally could've)? The dems are responsible in part for just laying down and not bothering to try and prevent this, if they genuinely didn't want this to happen. Give them some credit at least!
I agree for the most part, with both mainstream US political parties being largely ineffective in passing meaningful legislation they still manage to get some stuff done here and there (mainly anything restricting pre-existing freedoms lol.) Politicians are just kind of middle management for the world the way I see it, the real boogeymen are the Soros, Rothschild, and other elites pulling the strings out of the public spotlight. I'd argue Soros qualifies as "spooky leftism."but that still doesnt mean the nebulous entity of 'The Left' is running the show, more a bunch of power-mad morally apathetic politicians trying to wring every last year of rule out of their waning lifespan, public be damned. Not quite the same as spooky leftism.
If you want a modern example in the US, look at the "peaceful protests" in 2020. That clearly had an impact, both legislatively, culturally, and in the form of real world carnage. Violence is the key to power and having a stronghold on both culture and the dissemination of information enables people to do whatever they want, because the majority public sentiment will be whatever they will it into.Even if all public opinion is swayed by cultural institutions, what does it matter if the general public has no say on things? [...] Protest? Riot? has that ever actually worked in recent memory?
It's not super-obvious to those outside the u.s., but the u.s. Christian Right is an incredible inversion of Christian values. They were formed as part of the backlash to the Civil Rights movement, threw out "love the sinner, hate the sin" to go after the gays, and have done jack fucking shit for the poor. Nothing but a bunch of grifters, backing the most violent nation on earth. Seems pretty satanic to me.Pray for the end of the Christian right. They deliver themselves to Satan.
Condoms combined with birth control are 99.99% effective. If 1,000,000 people use them both, we still end up with 10,000 unwanted babies. Statistics.Condoms can break, birth control can fail. Rare, but it happens more often than you'd expect.
uh uuuhh uuuuuuuuhhhh uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuhhhhhhhCondoms combined with birth control are 99.99% effective. If 1,000,000 people use them both, we still end up with 10,000 unwanted babies. Statistics.
"The supreme court has ruled there is no constitutional right to abortion in the United States, upending the landmark Roe v Wade case from nearly 50 years ago in a rare reversal of long-settled law that will fracture reproductive rights in America.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/jun/24/overturning-roe-story-is-women-unfreedom
Joe Biden called the ruling a "tragic error" and the Republicans celebrating it "wrong, extreme and out of touch".
I'm pretty sure that right now most republicans are having the time of their life, while other factions of the right wing at the least are enjoying the very classic reactions of liberals, you know the twitter posts and the screaming at the protests. But the situation is actually more serious than internet politic beef, or we may say that the internet politic beef is more serious than we think.
Now we have all seen the massive political shifts of the last very recent years, how these trends that have started in the Us ended up influencing the whole western world and others, and that now we find ourselves in an extremely left wing culture which heavily affected the youth.
I'm myself a Gen Z fag who doesn't even live in the USA and I can assure you most right wing / conservative points of view are very stigmatized, and sustaining them could unironically get you ostracized very quickly.
So what's my point? In a society that's heading at godlike speed in the progressive, a big and controversial move to the right by the Institutions (the ONLY one btw) will just accelerate the process.
Great part of the population now feels stripped of an important right, insulted and violated, and that's the best mood for getting (even more) radicalized, for embracing the mainstream feminist movements, for hating the republicans and by consequences going full democrat/progressive.
I initially read this as "mental health conditions" for some reason and yet it holds true too.The reason the culture keeps getting more left-wing is because material conditions in the US are deteriorating rapidly
Alex Jones was right. They really are literal psychic vampires.the more time we spend in cyberspace, the more neoliberals will capitalize on cyberspace and drain our psyches !!!!!!!!
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oh maybe, i was just referring to thisAlex Jones was right. They really are literal psychic vampires.