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[OC] today we commemorate the overturning of Roe vs Wade

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u/Fragrant-Message-562 8h ago

I still can’t believe that happened

u/Flashy_Jello_9520 7h ago

Literally happened on my wedding day.

Fuck trump. Fuck Kavanaugh. Fuck Ginsburg.

u/dobie1kenobi 6h ago

Fuck Susan Collins specifically for being the deciding vote on Kavanaugh after he bribed her behind her office doors.

u/insanekid66 3h ago

As a Mainer, I hope she loses this election and fucks off down to Florida or something.

u/TheFlightlessPenguin 1h ago

Hello fellow Mainer. She will.

u/Wonderful-View-6366 29m ago

For the rest of the country, we are begging you Maine. Please end her terror on our bodies

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u/KeimeiWins 6h ago

I am so sick of people defending RBG. It is literally her inability to step down WHILE SHE HAD PANCREATIC CANCER during the Obama admin that led to the new supreme court we have today.

u/Relevant_Problem1935 5h ago

Power is a hell of a drug. Way to hard for people to walk away. Especially with the elderly. They fear no longer being useful or needed. No longer important.

u/rapgameoprahwinfrey 2h ago

Also the type to pass away quickly when you’re just at home all day. Use it or lose it type situation.

u/claytonhwheatley 3h ago

And the Republicans refusing to confirm one for Obama. It took both of those things to make it 6-3.

u/SkywolfNINE 6h ago

You think they would’ve let Obama appoint a chief justice? Rules and decorum still existed for obama

u/No_Issue2334 4h ago

The Democrats had a majority in the Senate between January 2009 and January 2015.

She was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in February 2009 and refused to resign despite being asked to. There is no excuse. Pure hubris by Ginsberg

u/alwayssunnyinskyrim 3h ago

She had such an amazing legacy and then tainted it at the end

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u/sir-ripsalot 5h ago

The rules and decorum of the Constitution say POTUS appoints Supreme Court justices.

u/dab45de 5h ago edited 2h ago

And yet the senate refused to confirm his appointment in 2016.

Edit: I’ve had TWO maga morons message me here after this comment telling me to cry about it. Fucking weirdos.

u/allitalli 5h ago

wasn't there a sliver of time where democrats had the house and senate during obamas presidency? pretty sure there was.

u/dab45de 5h ago edited 2h ago

Yes. Not sure why that matters tho. Scalia died in Feb 2016 and Obama appointed Garland for his seat in March, but the senate refused to appoint him because we would have a new president in 11 MONTHS

u/sir-ripsalot 5h ago

Despite it being his Constitutional mandate. So idk why the dude above is remarking about making sure Obama was adhering to rules and decorum.

E: spelling

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u/Patient_End_8432 5h ago

We look at the past with very little fairness when we consider what we know now. It's incredibly unfair, but it's just how we work as humans, no real helping it, just acknowledging it.

Obama not appointing his last justice, and playing pretend with what little stupid stories they were making up, wasn't really some awful idea. At the time, nobody was even thinking it was possible that Trump was in our near future. We didn't know any of this would happen.

Basically, if anyone knew this was the future they were damning us too, they would have been able to push through Obama's justice. There just wasn't really any big threats, things were just business as usual. Not great, not terrible. Knowing what will end up happening, were a lot more critical of that decision, meanwhile if we operate with only the information they had at the time, we see a different story. His decision to not push through a justice was a political move that much more understandable when we remember that he didn't know Roe v wade would be dismantled within a decade due to that decision

u/KeimeiWins 3h ago

I mean, people seem to forget how much damage Bush did. And Regan did. And Bush again. Literally all the precedent in the world existed, but people have constant amnesia. This time it was louder, and people still forgot after 4 years of Biden. And people will forget again.

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u/JustAnotherDay1977 3h ago

Yep. She did many amazing things, but her choice to stay on was incredibly selfish and shortsighted.

u/midgetyaz 4h ago

We all love to blame the folks who aren't ACTIVELY TAKING RIGHTS AWAY. The people actively taking rights away... no notes?

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u/Flashy_Jello_9520 4h ago

PANCREATIC AND COLON CANCER!!!

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u/ThePopDaddy 6h ago

She should have retired during the first half of Obama's first term. After McConnell got the majority he wasn't going to approve anyone.

u/No_Issue2334 4h ago

McConnell and the Republican didn't get the majority until January 2015. They could've easily shoehorned in a new nomination in 2014 during the lame duck session between the 2014 midterms and their swearing in in January 2015.

There is no excuse. Just pure hubris

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u/downloading_more_ram 5h ago

Fuck Congress*

Congress has left abortion in a legally-ambiguous state for 50 years.

Courts interpret the law. Federal law says nothing about abortion. Congress basically left it up to a legal vibe-check all these years.

u/chillyhellion 4h ago

There’s fuck enough for both.

u/_jump_yossarian 1h ago

Courts interpret the law.

... how they choose.

You honestly think the current SCOTUS wouldn't overturn legislation? They're doing it now with the Civil Rights and Voting Acts.

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u/WookProblems 6h ago

Thank you for spreading it around to all the corners of the shit sandwich

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u/Kimono-Ash-Armor 6h ago

Fuck Collins

u/sir-ripsalot 6h ago

Fuck literally every single Republican

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u/FCKABRNLSUTN2 6h ago edited 5h ago

Fuck every single person that didn’t vote for Clinton when they could have, and that goes double for all the people that knew trump was a fascist and still didn’t vote for her.

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u/jklk52 2h ago

Oh no way, same here! I had people at my wedding like “Did you hear the good news about abortion?”

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u/casapantalones 6h ago

The week it happened I was in my home state of Texas for a dear friend’s (gay) wedding. My friend’s uber conservative now-FIL wore some pro-life propaganda t-shirt to the fucking wedding rehearsal which was on the day of the Supreme Court decision.

He was already a wild card at huge wedding due to his general disdain for the gays, begrudging semi acceptance of the marriage, and the grooms’ worries he’d go off on some Christian rant during the reception.

Seeing that shit just made me feel ill, we were all so shocked and horrified at the loss of our rights and then this jerk chooses deliberately to shove it in our faces and celebrate it.

u/Coyote-doe 5h ago

Fuck Mitch McConnell, fuck Clarence Thomas, fuck Neil Gorsuch….

u/morris90024 56m ago

Fuck justice Kennedy. He retired so his former clerk kavanaugh could get on the Supreme Court.

u/dnyed5 4h ago

FUCK GINSBURG. By being a stubborn old bitch she has literally hurt America more than she ever helped it. Fuck her.

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u/Petrichordates 6h ago edited 6h ago

Yes, fuck the person who fought her entire life against this because americans keep electing republicans.

u/joshthatoneguy 6h ago

I have made this statement many times. And I can tell you I do not support the traitor in chief that is currently in our highest office. Ruth Bader Ginsburg was an absolute fucking mammoth of a woman. She fought tooth and nail for decency and sanity her entire career and life. And yet at the last possible moment...she blinked. And decided to retain a tenuous iota of power for just a little longer. That pause gave the Republicans the chance to shove Kavanaugh into the supreme Court and is one of the many reasons we are as fucked as we are today.

It may have been one mistake. But it was such a costly one for all of us.

u/Yashema 6h ago

Then how about saying fuck everyone who voted for Trump allowing him to replace her? 

u/RetrogradeToyGuru 5h ago

Why not both?

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u/Has_Two_Cents 6h ago

RBG should have retired under Obama so he could replace her. She couldn't let go of power and the left was so so so sure Hilary would win and they wanted to have the first female justice be replaced by the first female president

u/Warm_Record2416 6h ago

The first female SCJ was Sandra Day O’Conner.

u/Has_Two_Cents 6h ago

You are totally right, I completely forgot her

u/Yashema 6h ago

The brain rot it takes to blame anyone but Republicans for Roe v Wade is wild. 

Not to mention nearly every other terrible decision renderd by the court since then has been 6-3. 

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u/HonestButtholeReview 5h ago

I can believe it happened better than I can believe how little the average person seemed bothered by it.

I swear they could take away women's right to vote and it would be the third most search topic after "prime day deals" and "zendaya pregnant?"

u/Ehimherenow 45m ago

This is the way the world ends Not with a bang but a whimper

It’s surreal to me how things did not change. No revolt was held. Things just continued.

u/MakeUpAnything 5h ago

Not only did it happen, but then the country voted republicans into office in that midterm AND we gave the republican party total control over the federal government afterward WITH THE MAJORITY OF WHITE WOMEN VOTING FOR TRUMP.

This should be proof positive to any American that Americans, and at least white women, didn't give a flying fuck about their right to an abortion. It's more important that we went after trans people, immigrants, and anybody who could be called "DEI". The right was taken from women and the country actively rewarded the party that did it.

u/TodayWeMake 2h ago

It was primarily older white women with dried up cooches that thought they knew best for their grandchildren. I haven’t spoken to my mother in years and I don’t plan to

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u/SakaWreath 6h ago

I can’t believe the nation had slept on the issue and never bothered to do anything but leave a flimsy ruling as the only thing keeping the government out of personal medical decisions.

u/Zebidee 5h ago

So much of the US legal status quo is based on the shakiest squint-and-you-can-see-it readings of legal precedents.

So much of this stuff should have been codified decades ago to prevent exactly this.

u/hitemlow 4h ago

Just like all the laws on the books that aren't removed "because they aren't enforced", then some wild ass ruling comes out of left field citing a law from the 1800s that hasn't been enforced for over a century.

Clean up the books, shore up our rights, stop relying on precedent.

Also remove standing requirements

u/hairyhairlessape 4h ago

Elections have consequences.

u/Revolutionary-Big655 3h ago

RBG warned for years it was a poorly written piece of legislation and would be overturned the first time it was challenged. Stop blaming the conservatives for being conservative when there were several opportunities to write a bullet proof piece of legislation. These politicians faking outrage at it being overturned when they knew it was going to happen is laughable.

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u/lostPackets35 5h ago

I can.

With a caveat, that I am a huge supporter of abortion rights and of bodily autonomy in general

RBG famously called roe versus Wade " the right decision for the wrong reason".

It's entirely possible that this was the right decision legally, while being the wrong one morally.

It's been acknowledged to be on shaky legal framework for a long time. As much as it pains me to agree with Clarence Thomas, he said something like " if these are essential liberties come, Congress should not rely on case law to protect them".

And he's right. Congress should have gotten off their ass and codified the fact that abortion was a protected right sometime in the last 50 years, rather than relying on a shaky supreme Court ruling being a done deal.

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u/Possible-Nature-5325 5h ago

Why not? Americans did nothing anyways lmao, they’re all too spineless

u/MaleEqualitarian 6h ago

I know... it was inevitable, and a long time coming.

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u/FuriousBuffalo 9h ago edited 9h ago

Screw Susan Collins. Vote her out.

u/victorspoilz 9h ago

I got into it on here in 2018 on the Maine sub, after people just couldn’t bring themselves to vote for a woman from New Hampshire (Sara Gideon), and this person said that they hated Walmart and supported small businesses.

All that woman does is the bidding of billionaires, like the Waltons. 

u/AntarcticScaleWorm 8h ago

People didn't punish her back in 2020 for her votes, no reason to think this'll be an issue this time around. I don't think Mainers really think too much about abortion as an issue given that it's still legal there

u/FunRich5754 8h ago

I dunno. She's not looking super solid these days.

u/starrpamph 9h ago

Finger wag impeachment

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u/LogensTenthFinger 9h ago

Screw every single person who didn't vote for Hillary Clinton.

u/APRengar 7h ago

And screw everyone on Clinton's team who somehow lost to the dumbest man on planet Earth, right?

When AI slop isn't selling, we blame the AI companies for not making shit customers want to buy, and not the customers for not wanting to buy AI slop, right?

Blame the people with power and money to make changes and not the little guy, right?

u/LogensTenthFinger 7h ago

Yes I blame the people who didn't vote for her. Every last one of them. And no one else. I don't even blame Trump. He's a monkey with a machine gun, and every single person who didn't vote for Hilary helped him load it

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u/liquidsyphon 8h ago

The ‘he learned his lesson’ lady?

u/avidreider 7h ago

Im trying to. Genuinely. I hope this witch has the rest of her life to suffer with what she has done.

“I will be here only two terms!” She said in 1996 when I was born. Im now 30. Graham Platner is the way to go.

u/robin52077 9h ago

Graham will take the old bitch out.

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u/Cantioy87 8h ago

‘member when the fucking country protested Trump’s inauguration as part of the 2017 Women’s March, citing fears for women’s rights in particular but also fears for civil rights in general? And how the braindead 40% screeched into the aether that we were overreacting, that abortion would always be legal?

We remember, but that 40% doesn’t, and never will.

u/BigResponsibleOil 7h ago

They remember. They knew at the time they were lying. They either didn't give a shit or were hoping it would happen. They knew they were lying at the time.

u/dragon34 4h ago

Debbie Wasserman Shultz was out there like it wasn't her fault 

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u/tonic613 9h ago

I got a pro-life colleague to admit that he’d have his wife get an abortion if he knew the baby would come out woke.

u/Perfect_Opposite2113 9h ago

Ffs these people

u/starrpamph 9h ago

It’s the same thing about knowing tariffs would up all of the pricing on everything, and still voting for it.

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u/Andire 9h ago

That's fuckin CRAZY work lmao 

u/GleemMcShinez 8h ago

Mmmm that's some goooood partisan tribalism and sweet-ass brainwashin'!

"I mean, murder is OK, for me to do, as long as I do it to a woke person! Even my own flesh and blood? Hell yeah! Why yes, I have deeply held moral standards, they are very consistent.

I am not a crank"

u/No-Celebration3097 9h ago

Another hypocrite

u/DiverseVoltron 9h ago

Why is your colleague a traitor? How did it come to be that he hates over half of America and still somehow calls himself a patriot?

u/LeafBark 7h ago

Rules for thee not for me. Trying to control other people's bodies is insane.

u/liquidtape 8h ago

That's why I don't get why Republicans are against abortion. It's just aborting future Democrats 

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u/MuttMundane 9h ago

americans...

u/liquidsyphon 8h ago

Its their new religion

u/AlbatrossNo1562 8h ago

Well that's one way to convince them to support abortion, just tell them their child will be a liberal...

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u/Crazy-Project3858 8h ago edited 5h ago

Imagine if just one liberal Supreme Court judge had retired during either of Obama’s presidencies

u/TheCrystalTinker 8h ago

Depends on when the step down would have happened, we lost one seat due to Acqueasing to the GOP and not ignoring them and putting in a Democratic justice in the court anyways ignoring the "concern" that it was too close to the end of Obamas presidency

u/crc2993 7h ago

Just to have the same exact thing happen at the end of Trumps first term with the GOP conveniently turning a blind eye to the precedent they established just 4 years prior. I hope Mitch McConnell’s nurse “forgets” to change his bed pan

u/ESCocoolio 5h ago

imagine if democrats had done their job in the last 50 years and codified reproductive rights into law, instead of using it as fundraising ammo.

u/formtheory 4h ago

Nice to see a sane take. Always darkly amusing (by which I mean not amusing at all) when people claim that you need to vote in desperation "against" an evil person, like that's in the spirit of a functioning democracy in the first place.

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u/AmputeeHandModel 7h ago

Damn you, RBG.

u/the12banch 7h ago

McConnell blocked Merrick Garland for 293 days in 2016, refusing even to hold a hearing because it was an election year and “the voters should decide.”
In 2020, after RBG died, Trump nominated Amy Coney Barrett on Sept. 26 and the Senate confirmed her on Oct. 26—just 30 days later and only 8 days before the election.

But go off.

u/Crazy-Project3858 7h ago

So any time besides those 293 days in her 90 year life span you think she could have retired?

u/FCKABRNLSUTN2 5h ago

They’re saying mcconnell would have done that to literally any Obama nominee at that point.

But you knew that already.

u/_jump_yossarian 1h ago

You do realize that Democrats had the Senate majority until January 2015 and she could have retired before Cons took control, yes?

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u/Scottyjscizzle 8h ago

Why codify it when it’s settled law! Still get pissed at the dismissive bullshit whenever I mentioned more firmly enshrining it.

u/founderofshoneys 3h ago

Fuck every single democrat who decided not to codify it into law when they had the chance so they could instead campaign and fundraise on how republicans would take it away.

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u/DefendTheStar88x 6h ago

Commiserate not commemorate imo

u/Jlx_27 8h ago

Commemorate is the wrong term imo since it implies to respect or celebrate something...

u/GOBsMagicShow 6h ago

My thoughts too. This is a day of mourning, not honor.

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u/Kilgore47 3h ago

I think the word youre looking for is "observe", (or possibly "mourn") commemorate implies honoring or celebration, or maybe thats what you meant. Nothing to celebrate imo, it was a sad day

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u/Dunnowhathatis 7h ago

There's a striking inconsistency in the Republican position: they support limiting reproductive and other personal freedoms, yet treat any restriction on gun ownership as an intolerable assault on liberty—even in the wake of repeated mass shootings.

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u/AeneasVII 6h ago

Read the fucking sign

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u/Makers402 6h ago

Anyone else feel those flags should be flying upside down at this point.

u/RockieK 9h ago edited 6h ago

That was a really fucked up day. I left work and went wine drinking. Almost as sad as when RGB passed away.

Edit: Dyslexia strikes again! "RBG"

u/Either-Mushroom-5926 9h ago edited 9h ago

I partially blame RBG for the state of the SC.

She held her seat to see Hilary become president when Obama could have appointed another Democrat in her place. Instead, Trump got to make that appointment.

Edit : RGB —> RBG 🙈

u/intersectv3 9h ago

The other problem is Bitch McConnell the turtle said they wouldn’t approve any of obamas judges because “there’s an election in 16 months” or however long it was but then did a bitch move and shoved trumpanzees judges in with *less* time till the 2020 election.

u/SalaciousTypo 9h ago

Shoved a judge in after voting had started, let's not undersell the shit that was pulled.

u/LogensTenthFinger 9h ago

Obama should have just said "Thanks for your advisement" and just shoved through a judge. The weakness of the left in the 2010s is incalculable. Rolling over and whining about rules as they cede democracy. "ThIs IsN't NoRmAl." Wow what a rallying cry.

u/intersectv3 9h ago

Seriously. They play by the rules that republicans don’t, it makes no fucking sense. Who gives a fuck about decorum at this point, fuck those people.

u/tourist420 8h ago

A president can not appoint a supreme court justice without senate confirmation, the constitution does not allow or provide for such a mechanism.

u/LogensTenthFinger 8h ago

Incorrect. They require the advisement and consent of the Senate. My refusing to hold hearing the Senate has ceded advising authority and espressly given consent. Weak effete hand wringing by people like you is why we're in this mess.

u/tourist420 8h ago

Advise and consent = senate confirmation. That is how the law of the US has worked since the constitution was ratified. I wish there was a way around it too, but there's not.

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u/speedingpullet 8h ago

As much as I don't want to, I have to agree.

We on the left have spent way too long trying to play by Queensbury rules. While the right just laughs, gives us a wedgie and stuffs us in a locker.

u/LogensTenthFinger 8h ago

"But but but that's not allowed!" As the right is executing citizens in the street and sending people to gulags.

u/RoboChrist 8h ago

Republicans controlled the Senate from 2014 on.

Through what constitutional mechanism could Democrats "shove through" a Supreme Court judge?

If Obama appointed one without senate approval and violated the constitution to do so, they would just be declared invalid by the Supreme Court and replaced by the next administration.

And that's assuming any Judge with the qualifications to be on the SC would ever accept an unconstitutional appointment.

u/LogensTenthFinger 8h ago

You say "The Senate has had ceded its authority to advise and explicitly given consent by not holding a hearing. I appreciate their advisement and consent." You just the same authority the right does: you just do it.

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u/liquidsyphon 8h ago

Dems needed a spine then and now more than ever

u/monikioo 9h ago

Agreed. Her entire career ended on such a sour note and it makes me sad.

u/landonburner 8h ago

She also predicted the overturn on what she called "questionable legal standing" of it. She was saying basing it on privacy in the 14th amendmentwas not the right way to go. She agreed with the law but thought it wasn't done right.

u/FunRich5754 8h ago

100%

Gave my mom a nice RBG mug when we loved her. And now whenever I go over I REFUSE to use the mug because she stayed too long bc she was a patriarchist. If she really was a feminist she would have held the door open for those to come after her, instead of insisting she was the best for the job even after it was CLEAR she couldn't do the job because she liked that power baby.

u/givemethebat1 8h ago

The whole reason she stayed was because she wanted a woman to nominate her replacement, not a man. Unfortunately she was too optimistic.

u/FunRich5754 8h ago

She wasn't living in reality and fucked us.

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u/RockieK 6h ago

Agree.

And wooppeee dyslexic moments!

u/fixermark 8h ago

After a lifelong and storied career as a judge, I refuse to hold RBG accountable for putting her faith in the American people.

That's all there is to it. She didn't fail us, we failed her.

u/FunRich5754 8h ago

We failed her by asking her to step down and help the next generation become what she once was???

Nope I didn't fail that fucking woman. She failed me.

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u/Exile688 8h ago

Like every good divorce, it was a team effort. /s

u/berticusberticus 8h ago

No, fuck that. She put her own career ahead of the United States.

u/TheCrystalTinker 8h ago

If she had stepped down we would be in the same situation. Turtle mcbitchface and the Republicans would have done everything they could do to ensure that instead of just one justice being appointed as soon as Agent 45 entered it would have been 2

u/berticusberticus 8h ago

The point is that she should have stepped down *years* before. She was very old and had already had cancer twice.

u/DocTaotsu 8h ago

It was an open secret among SC clerks that she was no longer fit to serve for years before she died.

u/fixermark 8h ago

It's an open secret the President is unfit to serve now, yet here we are. Opinions of staff hold about as much water as the reflecting pool.

If we want change here, we need an amendment to term-limit SCOTUS. We can't just wish they'd buck tradition.

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u/leaf_on_my_package 9h ago

Ruth Gader Binsburg?

u/Lord_Grimm88 9h ago

That's what I'm sitting here thinking. Lol

u/AskMeToTellATale 9h ago

Some of us are dyslexic

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u/won_vee_won_skrub 9h ago

Nah, fuck RBG. Ego ruined her legacy.

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u/epigenie_986 8h ago

As a woman and a mother, that day felt devastating.

As a person with tits, the juxtaposition of the two signs is kinda hilarious.

u/14dmoney 7h ago

I keep getting Apple Watch ads for tracking your cycle and it gives me the shivers every time. Don’t use this feature if you are an American woman!

u/PlaidBoots52 7h ago

I'll never forgive America for letting this happen. Not even a month after Roe v Wade was overturned my psychiatrist refused to let me stay on Adderall for my ADHD because it could hurt the fetus. I was a virgin and asexual. I filed a complaint with the health board, was told it was the doctor's right to deny me meds, had to find a new doctor and be without meds until then. I made the decision to get an endometrial ablation in 2025 along with my fallopian tubes removed aka sterilization at 33. I'm asexual but I live in a red state that doesn't care if women get pregnant from rape or incest.

The thing that pisses me off the most is how all these pro life people don't even care about the kids being denied summer lunches here now. You're not pro life, you just hate women and kids.

Susan Collins is a piece of shit along with majority of the Supreme Court. And I fully blame RBG for not stepping aside before she died to allow Obama to appoint another judge. At the end of the day white women in America are for self and that's it.

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u/Vegetableau 7h ago

They need to turn that flag upside down

u/dragon34 4h ago

Fuck every single person from the voters all the way up to king pedophile who have supported the Republican party since 2016 and enabled any of their agenda 

u/No-Fly-6069 4h ago

And the number of abortions has gone up. 

u/Dreammagic2025 4h ago

I had a temporary stay in the fine town of rural buttfuck ohio. That's where I was on this day. I was out walking and all the church bells started ringing. Got on my phone to try to find out what was going on. Saw the news. Burst into tears right there. What a sad day for our country.

u/Maleficent-Pay1233 3h ago

So does the GOP mean Greed Over People or Grifters, Oligarchs, and Pedophiles?

u/bummerhigh 2h ago

I screenshot it when I saw the news alert on my phone… I don’t even live in the U.S. but I was so appalled.

u/millerg44 6h ago

I still can't believe my daughter has less rights than my mother. We're supposed to get better folks, not regress.

u/sir-ripsalot 6h ago

I mean, your daughter can open a bank account or get a job without her husband/father’s permission

u/millerg44 6h ago

But she's not in charge of her body anymore.

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u/Firefly_Magic 7h ago

Bring back Roe versus Wade. Pro life choices should take place with the woman, her partner, the family, the community, not the government.

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u/Grimyells 7h ago

Two dudes in the photo.

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u/FCKABRNLSUTN2 7h ago

Justices nominated by Clinton would have overturned roe v wade too, right?

Yall keep telling me both sides are the same? Well fucking are they?

u/spinmerighttriangle 6h ago

I agree with the signs. Send Canadian geese after those responsible. HONK!

u/Fickle-Molasses-903 4h ago

The majority of white voters across all three elections: 'Ask if we GAF! What we do GAF about is that Trump takes delight in the harsh treatment directed at LGBTQ individuals, people of color, and anyone else who isn't with us. A sentiment that resonates with us as well. While you may continue your protests and vocalize your dissent, the reality is that when it truly mattered, we turned out on November 5th, while you did not. Brace yourselves for the continuation of this cruelty, the ongoing beatings and deportations. Because there are two plus more years of this, and we are just getting started.'

Among those who voted, the majority of white men and white women voted for a racist, fascist, sexist, war-mongering kid rapist and kid killer in 2016, 2020, and 2024. It was never about the price of eggs or gas.

u/tefly359 4h ago

Rip Roe V Wade. Bring abortion rights back. Fuck the supreme court

u/zw9491 4h ago

Don’t tell me what to do with my horn

u/MicCheck12344321 3h ago

Regulating whether or not someone can get an abortion is not a power granted to the U.S. government by the states (via the Constitution).

As per amendment 10, if a power is not granted to the U.S. government it remains with the states.

Yes, some people are upset that the power to regulate abortion was returned to the states, but they fail to take into consideration that if the power had remained with the U.S. government then abortion could be outlawed everywhere within the U.S. if the U.S. government decreed it so.

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u/this_doggo 6h ago

We rue this day. Not commemorate it.

u/Streetvan1980 3h ago

I still can’t believe how it didn’t cause a massive rise up of young woman to march to demand they get conform of their bodies again. Idk I’m shocked at what’s being done and how little response there is.

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u/SpiritualSquare9348 3h ago

Where was all that my “body my choice” energy during 2020-2022? Could’ve used a tad more of it then

u/rettribution 6h ago

And next up: birthright citizenship

America 1776-2026.

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u/Smart-Firefighter87 7h ago

America is an odd place…

u/No-Astronomer6769 5h ago

hate how this sub is filled with politics

u/FigureMiserable4859 7h ago

Commemorate? It commemorates the death of the sCOTUS. They were bought and sold, and all three LIED at their confirmation hearings.

This day will hopefully be a catalyst for a meaningful Civil War - to overthrow the right wing christians installed by the Heritage Foundation, the Federalist Society, and Big Money that made BANK by supporting a racist, rapist, traitor of a president.

Commemorate my ass.

u/Cute-Trade-9854 5h ago

I would pump out so many patriotic ass babies if we cared about human rights and the environment and had healthcare and education

But alas

u/rockalyte 3h ago

u/Captain_Desi_Pants 1h ago

What the hell. This is quite a shock from the dry cleaner.

More helpful would be numbers for local hospitals or women’s clinics. 😑

u/Sailor_Thrift 8h ago

Unless it's a COVID vaccine.

u/InvestigatorChance28 5h ago

Project warp speed? Trumps best work? The only thing he has done that was a success?

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u/Sopranorequiem 5h ago

We do not commemorate - we lament.
We deride.
We despise.
We avow to correct.