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   BeamMeUpScotty to edell@post.com   
   If Justice Ketanji can't define a woman    
   13 Oct 22 10:45:22   
   
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   From: NOT-SURE@idiocracy.gov   
      
   On 10/13/22 9:40 AM, edell@post.com wrote:   
   > On Wednesday, October 12, 2022 at 3:53:12 PM UTC-4, David Hartung wrote:   
   >> On 10/12/22 13:15, Siri Cruise wrote:   
   >>> In article <10ednfG4vaSkY9v-...@giganews.com>,   
   >>> David Hartung  wrote:   
   >>>   
   >>>> While you have never attempted to support your claim.   
   >>>   
   >>> I don't have to. The people collectively made a decision. Since I   
   >>> live in a republic, I am obligated to obey their laws.   
   >>   
   >> The people have not made the decision that an unborn child does not have   
   >> the right to live.   
   >   
   > Poll after poll people have made the choice, and it's been pro-abortion.   
   unrestricted or restricted, from 74% 10 years ago to 85% this year, the latter   
   being in May before the SCOTUS decision. It's likely even higher now   
   post-SCOTUS decision if the    
   same poll was taken today.  And under the question "If the Supreme Court were   
   to overturn its 1973 Roe versus Wade decision," 32% responded it would be as a   
   good thing, 63% responded as a bad thing.  You'd be hard-pressed to find any   
   polls or surveys to    
   the contrary.  I guess the majority find it repugnant for the state to intrude   
   into their medical decision-making, and that majority would likely be composed   
   mostly of true freedom-loving liberals and independents.  Right wingers  have   
   more of a Commie-   
   bent state control take on it, like you.   
   >   
   > https://news.gallup.com/poll/1576/abortion.aspx   
   >   
      
      
   Being as the Supreme Court enforces the Constitution, NOT Public   
   Opinion, all that needs to be done is to do what you failed to do for 50   
   years.   
      
   And that was to use ARTICLE 5 in the Constitution to amend the   
   Constitution.  It takes 3/4 of the States to ratify an Amendment in the   
   United States.   
      
   Since you didn't do that, the Supreme Court corrected an earlier courts   
   genocidal error that unconstitutionally caused the eugenics death of   
   millions of human lives inside the uterus...   
      
   If there were 75-80% in agreement with this genocide, they should have   
   made it a constitutional decision by having it put into the Constitution   
   where it would be there for all to see for all time.   
      
   We would always be able to look back and point to it in the Constitution   
   as a Democrat policy of baby killing since nothing is ever erased from   
   the Constitution, which is why Democrats hate the Constittuion, they   
   can't change the History in the Constitution.  They can't rewrite it or   
   ignore it.   
      
   And the description of a person is NOT "qualified" in the Constitution   
   as being older than 9 months or a human life that completed gestating...   
      
   Son's and daughter's of slaves and the slaves themselves were made   
   persons with the 13th Amendment and became equal with the 14th   
   Amendment. NOTHING made a human life in the uterus less equal.  If you   
   believe there is a clause with the description of a person that excludes   
   a human life in the uterus, you should quote the that clause from the   
   Constitution.   
      
   The judges don't make laws and they don't write Amendments to the   
   Constitution so you need to find where it already exists in the   
   Constitution that a human life doesn't have a RIGHT to life and DUE   
   PROCESS before that human life can be legally murdered.   
      
   In other words any law that would seek to make murdering by abortion   
   legal would be violating the U.S. Constitution that protects your RIGHT   
   to life as well as the human life in the uterus... equally.   
      
   Unless of course you can prove that life is dead and won't continue to   
   mature as we all do.  You see it's about equality and we all mature so   
   killing any one of us to stop that process is NOT abortion it's either   
   due process or it's murder, one is illegal the other (due process) is   
   legal... and you can't make laws that target one group like allowing   
   Black babies to be murdered, or all human lives in a uterus to be   
   murdered while protecting others that are White or outside a uterus.   
      
   It's NOT equal protection of the law if you write a law that only   
   protects the persons you choose. Which means the Supreme Court made an   
   error and the U.S. Supreme Court can't accept any abortion law as   
   Constitutional if it aborts a live baby without due process, which means   
   that an abortion will only be done for cases of self defense.   
   Ironically some will happen and they will possibly be sent to the courts   
   where it's like the recent trial of the Rittenhouse kid.  They have to   
   prove to a jury that they were fearing for their own life.   
      
   He too (Rittenhouse) had to protect himself and the legal system in that   
   State/Town (Democrat AG and Prosecutors) required he be put on trial for   
   his act of self defense to prove it to the jury. That's due process and   
   Democrats did it... why would you be upset when Abortion is held to the   
   same standard?   
      
      
      
      
      
      
      
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   FBI never got corroboration of the information in the Steele Dossier but   
   used it in the initial FISA application and in the three subsequent   
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