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I want to throw a rock if I encounter one of these liberals IRL
He is just overcompensating because he wasn’t there when Snitsky punted that baby
Not sure if an emergency room physician counts, but yesterday I heard the ER doc telling his nurses, "if you think the DA here has the time to prosecute that shit, you got another thing coming. They are already overworked and back logged." Then they noticed me standing there and went back to work.Question for the legal beagles here for tek, broward, and all of the TSMers in blue cities in deep red states...is it possible for a city to legalize abortion or is that something that can only be done at a statewide level?
I remember thinking that was the funniest shit ever. It still is.He is just overcompensating because he wasn’t there when Snitsky punted that baby
Ok. But we live in Tennessee.It's only a states rights issue because Dems who ran on LGBTQIA+ and Women's Rights tickets decided not to flex their goddamn muscles and get the fucking job done.
Now? It's a states rights thing. So vote for the furthest left option this cycle. Boycott and picket businesses that help fund pro-life assholes.
And the governor seat is up this year. Bill Lee is likely to retain, but he's facing competition, and the growing rate of residents moving to the area from California and the Northeast may help the state trend purple.Ok. But we live in Tennessee.
I honestly don’t understand the argument that it’s a states rights issue. In these peoples mind, how is that suppose to be better?
"Realtor Emily Learned of Village Real Estate agreed that clients have most often cited more conservative politics as the top reason for moving to Tennessee from California."And the governor seat is up this year. Bill Lee is likely to retain, but he's facing competition, and the growing rate of residents moving to the area from California and the Northeast may help the state trend purple.
"Realtor Emily Learned of Village Real Estate agreed that clients have most often cited more conservative politics as the top reason for moving to Tennessee from California."
Realtors weigh in on why so many Californians are moving to Middle Tennessee
There's a topic many are talking about around town; a lot of people have new neighbors from California. Realtors say there are several reasons so many are coming here from 2,000 miles away.www.newschannel5.com
There was another, better article that echoed the same idea, but I can't find it right now. Nashville's mostly getting Calfornia's bougie Republicans.
We do too, I meet a lot of transplants who are taking visitors on a tour and yeah, they came down to South Carolina for a reason and that reason wasn't the weather.Yea, blue voters who leave move to Colorado, Nevada, Oregon, or Washington.
States like Texas, Arizona, Kansas, and Tennessee get our trash.
Also think about leaving your phone at home whenever you do something like this
In some states yes it is going to be, or it will be illegal to aid.Is it illegal to go across state lines for an abortion? I don't know if this is in place yet.
Also, is California going to allow states to extradite Cali citizens for aiding and abetting? I think there are still lots of unknowns here
I saw that Texas is already looking to pass a law to allow DAs from red counties to prosecute people in blue counties to circumvent this. So yay.Good news, @tekcop
"We swear, THIS TIME we'll do what you want us to do when you vote, we promise"Kamala Harris says the White House isn't discussing putting abortion clinics on federal land like AOC suggested
"It's not right now what we are discussing," Harris said of the idea of putting abortion clinics and services on federally-owned property.www.businessinsider.com
Lmao so next time you need the people you elected to fight for you? Might as well not hope for it. That was one of the few options left.
It seems like they are going to start with civil action first:RE: the laws that say you can't leave the state for an abortion
What's the workaround? Because it seems, in my limited understanding, that a state cannot charge you for a crime if the location wherein it occurred it's either (a) outside of their jurisdiction, or (b) legal. For example, if Texas were to try to prosecute somebody for traveling to Oregon for an abortion, how would that not be a violation of jurisdictional limits (as Texas state laws do not apply to Oregon), the Right to Travel (as ruled by Kent v. Dulles, which allows citizens to travel freely unless under investigation with due process), the Fourth Amendment (protection against unreasonable search and seizure, ie. "traveling out of state is not probable cause to assume illegal activities have occurred"), and/or the Fourteenth Amendment (which Roe was ruled under, but still does not allow prosecution for activities that occurred in jurisdictions where such things are legal)?