Citizens remain safe from forced religious beliefs

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The Supreme Court has been more favorable to states' rights lately but this stay last night is very promising. I knew there would be a line in the sand that the court would not cross and hopefully this is an indication that we don't have to be indentured to activist Christian organizations.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Friday evening that the abortion pill mifepristone would remain widely available for now, delaying the potential for an abrupt end to a drug that is used in more than half of abortions in the United States.

The order halted steps that had sought to curb the availability of mifepristone as an appeal moves forward: a ruling from a federal judge in Texas to suspend the drug from the market entirely and another from an appeals court to impose significant barriers on the pill, including blocking access by mail.

The unsigned, one-paragraph order, which came hours before restrictions were set to take effect, marked the second time in a year that the Supreme Court had considered a major effort to sharply curtail access to abortion.

The case could ultimately have profound implications, even for states where abortion is legal, as well as for the F.D.A.’s regulatory authority over other drugs.

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The Supreme Court has been more favorable to states' rights lately but this stay last night is very promising. I knew there would be a line in the sand that the court would not cross and hopefully this is an indication that we don't have to be indentured to activist Christian organizations.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Friday evening that the abortion pill mifepristone would remain widely available for now, delaying the potential for an abrupt end to a drug that is used in more than half of abortions in the United States.

The order halted steps that had sought to curb the availability of mifepristone as an appeal moves forward: a ruling from a federal judge in Texas to suspend the drug from the market entirely and another from an appeals court to impose significant barriers on the pill, including blocking access by mail.

The unsigned, one-paragraph order, which came hours before restrictions were set to take effect, marked the second time in a year that the Supreme Court had considered a major effort to sharply curtail access to abortion.

The case could ultimately have profound implications, even for states where abortion is legal, as well as for the F.D.A.’s regulatory authority over other drugs.

My bet is they kill it anyway but appear "judicial" in the meantime by letting it play out.

[TC Talks]

Let's see, the whole FDA Authority aspect of this conversation is what might give them pause to support their ideological beliefs.

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Let's see, the whole FDA Authority aspect of this conversation is what might give them pause to support their ideological beliefs.

The whole FDA authority thing screams big government.. is that on their wish list?

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The Supreme Court has been more favorable to states' rights lately but this stay last night is very promising. I knew there would be a line in the sand that the court would not cross and hopefully this is an indication that we don't have to be indentured to activist Christian organizations.

WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court said Friday evening that the abortion pill mifepristone would remain widely available for now, delaying the potential for an abrupt end to a drug that is used in more than half of abortions in the United States.

The order halted steps that had sought to curb the availability of mifepristone as an appeal moves forward: a ruling from a federal judge in Texas to suspend the drug from the market entirely and another from an appeals court to impose significant barriers on the pill, including blocking access by mail.

The unsigned, one-paragraph order, which came hours before restrictions were set to take effect, marked the second time in a year that the Supreme Court had considered a major effort to sharply curtail access to abortion.

The case could ultimately have profound implications, even for states where abortion is legal, as well as for the F.D.A.’s regulatory authority over other drugs.

My bet is they kill it anyway but appear "judicial" in the meantime by letting it play out.

“Kill it.”

Accurate choice of words. Just replace “it” with “innocent human life.”

Go away.

[TC Talks]

Let's see, the whole FDA Authority aspect of this conversation is what might give them pause to support their ideological beliefs.

The whole FDA authority thing screams big government.. is that on their wish list?

They are the government, and this messes with the Executive branch. I predict that's a third rail issue.

[Honeyman]

“Kill it.”

Accurate choice of words. Just replace “it” with “innocent human life.”

From the DBR:

Abortion kills an innocent human being.

[Honeyman]

“Kill it.”

Accurate choice of words. Just replace “it” with “innocent human life.”

From the DBR:

Abortion kills an innocent human being.

Wow, “innocent” and “human.” Nobody else has ever said those words in two sentences. Ever.

Hi cunt.

Look, everybody knows who you are. For whatever reason, MW has decided not to ban this identity of yours. But I'll continue to make every attempt to change his mind for the good of the board. You almost slipped getting too cocky with the "Sugar" personna, but eventually you will fuck up. You have 10 + times previously, and you're much dumber than you think.

And fatter.

God knows you're hideous to look at. Man, are you ugly. No wonder you have no friends. People can't stomach your looks. Ugh.

Family has disowned you because you're as repulsive inside as out. Man, are you ugly.

You're a total loser. This is obviously a H*** joy in your life, insulting disgusting remarks to black and gay people and thinking your voice is heard. Means so much to you that you come back again and again and again...... So that's why I'll continue to point out anything that will take that away from you. Please think of me when you get banned.

[TC Talks]

Honeyman, I would ask that you fight turds in some other thread. I feel like I'm in the ending sequence of Blazing Saddles.

[Honeyman]

I sleep well at night knowing you have a problem and I don’t.

You post on a website, are told you are not wanted and are banned. But you go to the extent to make a new VPN so you can continue to post, and then are banned again.

Then do it again.

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...but I'm the one with the problem?