Maxine Waters and ignoring the SCOTUS

[Cotton1]

Those who wouldn't obey the Fugitive Slave Laws were the good guys, even thought they were refusing to obey the law.

Those who wouldn't turn Jews over to the Nazis? Also the good guys, even though they were going against the law.

History will praise people like Rep. Waters, and condemn pro-lifers.

"History will praise Maxine Waters"?

Why wait ? Half of my neighborhood is praising her right now. The other half are looting and sh-itting on cars

Sound familiar?

[Cotton1]

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[MisterVeritis]

Those who wouldn't obey the Fugitive Slave Laws were the good guys, even thought they were refusing to obey the law.

Those who wouldn't turn Jews over to the Nazis? Also the good guys, even though they were going against the law.

So far, so good.

History will praise people like Rep. Waters, and condemn pro-lifers.

Kook alert.

[The Booman]

Condemn people who protect life. Mammoth is a horrible womxn. There is nothing praise worthy about that stick of beef jerky in a James Brown wig Maxine Waters.

[carolina73]

It just shows how ridiculous some Californians are when they vote in people that do not even live in their district.

[mamooth]

Condemn people who protect life. Mammoth is a horrible womxn. There is nothing praise worthy about that stick of beef jerky in a James Brown wig Maxine Waters.

Not all pro-lifers are absolute garbagehumans, but so many of them are.

[pjohns]

Those who wouldn't obey the Fugitive Slave Laws were the good guys, even thought they were refusing to obey the law.

Those who wouldn't turn Jews over to the Nazis? Also the good guys, even though they were going against the law.

History will praise people like Rep. Waters, and condemn pro-lifers.

Now, let me get this straight:

Turning the matter of abortion over to the states--declining to act as a superlegislature (which will ensure the lives of many unborn children)--is tantamount to one's defying nineteenth-century "Fugitive Slave Laws"?

If there is any parallel here, it is certainly this: Dred Scott v. Sandford surely deserved to be overturned--regardless of precedent.

So did Plessy v. Ferguson (1896), which enshrined the doctrine of "separate but equal" prior to Brown v. Board, in 1954 (which was usually far more separate than it was equal).

Moreover, I always thought that the refusal to turn over Jews to the Nazis amounted to saving human lives--not taking them, as abortion does.

In any case, the SCOTUS did not outlaw abortion; it simply returned the decision to the individual states, and the District of Columbia.

But some people evidently prefer legislation from the judicial branch, since they could never achieve their goals through the ordinary legislature...

[carolina73]

"History will praise Maxine Waters"?

Why wait ? Half of my neighborhood is praising her right now. The other half are looting and sh-itting on cars

Sound familiar?

Hey man. You should move.

[Tahuyaman]

Not all pro-lifers are absolute garbagehumans, but so many of them are.

Why would being pro life make someone a garbage human?



I get why someone may refer to pro abortion in that way.

[Abby08]

The ONLY reason democrats are foaming at the mouth is, it was yet another loss for their side.

These people here, screaming about women losing their "reproductive rights," don't give a $#@! about it but, they have to scream about it because, on this matter, they lost.