One of the reasons why Kansas, Missouri, and Idaho are suing the FDA's expanded approval of mifepristone?
It provides teen girls access to abortion, which in turn causes...
Quote from 3rd ss:
"diminishment of political representation" and "loss of federal funds," such as potentially "losing a seat in Congress or qualifying for less federal funding if their populations are" reduced or their increase diminished.
Life happened after I posted, but I'd wanted to add...
The case law noted by the states regarding the above 👆 quote refers to other states suing the dept of commerce regarding the citizenship question on the 2020 census. For people who were already *alive & living within* the complainant states.
Seems a stretch to include not yet actualized pregnancies or births within that case law, esp since they've been steadily decreasing anyway, but IANAL 🤷♀️
From what I am reading from that case. They want it to be legal to rape teenagers and force them to bring the baby to term
back in the 80s, teen pregnancy was a concern because kids were dropping out of school.
now over 30 years they want to encourage it again
disgusting people
@Kinnison @ExecutiveFunction404 Not only are we considering debating these things, but the people who are trying to present these as reasonable viewpoints are the people who proclaim moral superiority and divine authority to make the rest of us bend to their will. It is hard to call us civilized at this point. It is even harder to take their religion arguments seriously.
@sirgeefive @ExecutiveFunction404
the whole Christian Nationalist movement already figured they are going to heaven, so they do not think sinning to further "Christian" god's will and grow his kingdom is wrong
I call it being morally corrupt, and there is a place in hell set aside for them