"But the real censorship is the government telling twitter there might be russian disinformation on their website."

--jeffanalwartringer

The McDonald's was closed, the customers were fake, Trump did nothing.

Except, ironically, calling the media "fake news"

To once again reiterate what has happened since Dobbs:

1. the rate of abortions has increased
2. the effort and cost to obtain an abortion has increased
3. the danger to women from pregnancy has increased
4. the rate of born children has decreased
5. the number of women choosing permanent contraception (i.e. tubal ligation) has increased
6. the number of newborns dying has increased.

I am not sure how the increase in infant deaths could be considered unexpected though.

Eberly is Latin for pedantic

Here's the far more likely hypothetical.

The DoJ will enforce the Comstock Act. Mifepristone will be outlawed.

The case will be litigated to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court will find its banning to be constitutional.

The Comstock Act will be expanded to include bans on Misoprostol, medical equipment used in abortion procedures and pornography.

Jeff will be fine with it.

Educate yourself

Hans, you've been trolling on this site for almost 20 years. What a sad waste of your life. Couldn't you be doing something more productive with your time? In other words, be better.

#123 | Posted by visitor_

Visitor, you've been confirmed stupid and ignorant on this very thread. The stupidity is baked in, so there isn't much you can do about that. The ignorance can be addressed through reading. Be better.

Project 2025

"Announcing a Campaign to Enforce Criminal Prohibitions in 18 U.S. Code 1461 and 1462 Against Providers and Distributors of Abortion Pills That Use the Mail. Federal law prohibits mailing "[e]very article, instrument, substance, drug, medicine, or thing which is advertised or described in a manner calculated to lead another to use or apply it for producing abortion." Following the Supreme Court's decision in Dobbs, there is now no federal prohibition on the enforcement of this statute. The Department of Justice in the next conservative Administration should therefore announce its intent to enforce federal law against providers and distributors of such pills."

The Comstock Act commonly refers to a set of two anti-obscenity laws that are officially codified as 18 U.S.C. 1461 and 1462, with the U.S. Postal Service charged with its enforcement. Notably, Comstock has never been used to prosecute the mailing of abortion-related materials. Even though decades of judicial, congressional, and agency interpretation have reduced Comstock to an unenforceable relic, ultimately, far-right extremists plan to avoid the legislative process entirely and misapply the law to criminalize the mailing of items related to abortion in the mail.

"..."[e]very article, instrument, substance, drug, medicine, or thing..."

Like someone to explain how an abortion can be performed without a "thing".

Lots of reasons to vote against him but a nationwide ban is something he has not supported.

So, maybe you have 1999 reasons to vote against him instead of 2000 reasons.

#99 | Posted by BellRinger

He has said, unsaid and not said all sorts of things about a nationwide ban

His recent lies are because he is getting his ass kicked on the issue

He, of course, is a liar.

Project 2025 clearly states a nationwide ban will be implemented.

the comstock act doesn't need a new law.

His likely AG or someone who will be high up in his administration will enforce the comstock act-he has said so.

So, no, ------- will implement a nationwide ban.

Kaitlyn Kash, of Austin, pregnant with her second child, discovered after her 13-week ultrasound that her baby had severe skeletal dysplasia"a condition affecting bone and cartilage growth"and the baby was unlikely to survive until birth or would suffocate soon after being born. When Kaitlyn asked what option would ensure the least amount of suffering for her baby, the MFM recommended she seek "a second opinion, but outside Texas." Kaitlyn was able to obtain abortion care after traveling to a clinic in Kansas, where protestors harassed her and other patients. After becoming pregnant a few months later, Kaitlyn miscarried at seven weeks. Her doctor prescribed medication to help her pass the pregnancy, but because the drug is also used for medication abortion, she struggled to find a pharmacy to fill the prescription. After another miscarriage without medical intervention, Kaitlyn became pregnant and gave birth to a daughter in 2023. After the birth, she needed a dilation and curettage (D&C) procedure to remove remaining placental tissue, but the hospital had difficulty locating the equipment and staff for the procedure. While waiting, Kaitlyn's condition deteriorated, and after vomiting, losing blood, and losing consciousness, she was transferred to the ICU, where she was later told she was lucky she hadn't lost her uterus. Kaitlyn still struggles to understand why the hospital had so much trouble providing her with routine postpartum care.

Jesus ------- christ!

Irresponible doctors refused treatment to make a political statement.

#95 | Posted by visitor_ a

The hospital hierarchy, the texas medical ethics boards, the Texas hospital lawyers, the Texas court system and Texas AGs disagree with your ignorant opinion.

But, then again, you already have been proven ignorant and stupid on this very thread.

Maybe you could start by stopping using phrases like "And it disgusts me the degree to which some on the left absolutely celebrate it."

A vote for ------- is a vote for a nationwide ban.

Here are the stories of the plaintiffs in Zurawsky vs Texas

Well, a rare moment of agreement. What you linked is awful. Never, ever should have happened.

#87 | Posted by BellRinger

Maybe you should start supporting pro-reproductive freedom candidates.

BTW Samantha and others sued Texas to get the state (through the courts) to further define "medical emergency". The court refused, because, they WANT the uncertainty. Because they are evil -------, like you.

See Zurawsky vs Texas

Georgia-Amber Thurman
Texas-Samantha Casiano

You do understand what a heatbeat law is, right? You ---- wart.

You're truly a disease jeff. Do us all a favor and do not vote.

Tell that to Amber Thurman you -------.

Removing a stillborn (miscarriage) or ectopic pregnancy is not an abortion.

To abort a pregnancy is to make a choice to do so.

#77 | Posted by BellRinger

Then how come states deny abortions to unviable fetuses you ------- piece of ----?

Terminating a pregnancy of an unviable fetus isn't abortion.

#75 | Posted by BellRinger

Tell that to Samantha Casiano, you sociopathic -------.

That's what I thought you sociopath.

I can only ask, what the ---- is wrong with you jeff?