(08-26-2024, 11:41 AM)mikesez Wrote:

(08-26-2024, 11:09 AM)Caldrac Wrote: Texas and Florida are politically changing by the year though. Also, it is fair in my opinion. It's the college educated women mostly pressing this issue, and, mostly college educated people end up as transplants in various states and cities.

Seems inevitable that the college educated white feminist women, that are hell bent on the destruction of their country over the right for abortions after making bad judgement calls and poor life choices are winning in the long run.

It's probably the unattractive, non bangable women pushing this anyway, but, they get the right to vote like everybody else. I honestly think Trump's stance on this issue is one of the LEAST conservative and concerns about him.

It's left up to the states. It should continue to remain this way. Don't like Florida? Don't like Texas? [BLEEP] move then. There's 48 other options you can pick from.

Or, again. Like I said. Gee, I don't know, maybe exercise:

1. Better Self-Control
2. Better Birth-Control
3. Better Judgement In Sexual Partners

Not that [BLEEP] hard to figure out man...


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If you read some of the articles coming out, the issue is hitting women who want to give birth and be moms but simply have life threatening complications pop up along the way.  Your argument is about two years out of date at this point.

No, it's not. That's the majority, low information voter for you from the left being manipulated at their college campus.

The demograph you're bringing up? They're the exception, exemption to the rule. Often times, willing to bet they have no issues medically getting cleared for it.

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