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    Do you support Confederate Heritage Month?

    No one really would object to Southern Heritage Month. Confederate Heritage Month is not the same as those rather benign, not attached to an assault on the US, recognized months.
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Or look again at the meaning of miscarriage. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Miscarriage Or shall we try American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology. https://www.acog.org/womens-health/faqs/early-pregnancy-loss And more medical definitions where we see abortion including what Ginger Ale has...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Actually, there are not, if the person is able to leave the state, as it isn't illegal to get an abortion, especially not out of state. It is far more difficult for women to get one if they have to go out of state, but it isn't actually illegal. And in fact, there are ways it is legal in every...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Another name for a miscarriage is "spontaneous abortion". Abortion just means the pregnancy has ended without a birth.
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Most people supported Roe/Casey remaining in place, supported 20 weeks, no or very, very few restrictions, and then allowing states to decide. That's a compromise. Very few women support what is currently being implemented in many conservative states, those restrictions, even ones at 12 weeks.
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    You shouldn't get to determine what the exceptions are, they aren't your consequences, your responsibilities, your risks that are being taken. Those belong to the pregnant person.
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    What are you talking about? Sex doesn't normally cost money for most people. You can have sex for free. A pregnancy could result from sex. An abortion can cost relatively little compared to going through a pregnancy and/or birth and then raising a child. Some people have moral issues with having...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    It is a moral decision though. There are many reasons to have sex, and many people think that they are "protected". You have circled back around to pregnancy being a punishment for having sex. It is a potential consequence, but one that doesn't have to be just "too bad, it has to continue"...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    If they chose not to have an abortion, but they had children anyway, then they had children they couldn't afford, if they knew beforehand that they couldn't really afford them, wouldn't likely be able to afford them.
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Consequences can have choices to alleviate them, including abortion, because that is better for the person. You are trying to claim that abortion shouldn't be an option, a choice simply because you don't like it.
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    Harvey Weinstein's rape conviction overturned in New York

    But proof is not therefore objective, but subjective, based on what one person to the next sees as enough evidence to equate to proof. We are though saying that some evidence cannot be used while other evidence can based on what generally amounts to subjective reasoning, such as "jurors might be...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    Everyone values different "human lives" at different levels. It isn't either/or. It's about different values being put on different lives, as everyone does. You likely value the lives of those closest to you more than the lives of those further out in your circle and then those outside your...
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    Today we see if the Supreme Court of America values a woman's life or not

    No. We support choice because we recognize life isn't as easy as the black and white, binary choices that anti-choice people like to present it as. The vast majority of those who have abortions made that choice not out of glee, but out of recognition of their own lives, the direction likely on...
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    YES, FDR COULD have been prosecuted

    It isn't "everything the President touches". It is everything that is part of the official duties, business of the President. That is what is part of Presidential records. It actually works pretty similar to this. Things related to his campaign, strategy, going over private affairs, as long as...
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    FTC votes to ban noncompete agreements

    You haven't shown it is ever done, especially tied to a noncompete agreement. A noncompete agreement is a specific thing, not just anything you want it to be.
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