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I agree. If men and women are not willing to support a war voluntarily, it is not worth fighting. The country is already lost, one way or another.Draft is complete dogshit.
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I agree. If men and women are not willing to support a war voluntarily, it is not worth fighting. The country is already lost, one way or another.Draft is complete dogshit.
They need to update your programming/pol/... crippling autism
The draft is 100% bullshit. I do agree that women should have to sign up for selective service, too, if it exists (which it shouldn't)I agree. If men and women are not willing to support a war voluntarily, it is not worth fighting. The country is already lost, one way or another.
It's true... posting like that on 4chan is autistic and posting it on here is somehow even more autisticThey need to update your programming
Don't worry I believe and have faith you'll escape one day.I've tried to quit this site a bunch of times before becoming a mod, I've made my peace that I'm here forever.
This is what I meant by saying that turning it into a state's rights issue takes almost all of the momentum out of the movement.It's night time now
Any protest streams up? I can't find any.
I officially declare this a nothing burger. I was hoping for Antifa to show up last night and they didn't even appear rank & file in their HQ so no way they're coming out tonight anywhere in the country.
I was talking in general, if they'd be opposed to such a thing. Not from a constitutional perspective (that's just a red herring), but from a personal perspective. Would the states rights folks, with the same happiness they are showing now, be showing that same anger at such a thing? I suspect most would not.@Hollywood Hulk Hogan In case you don't know, overturning RvW doesn't automatically give congress the right to ban abortion federally. For that they would almost certainly use precedent set by Wickard v. Filburn, which is a case that the government only won because FDR threatened to pack the court (which already had like 3 FDR appointees) if they didnt rule in his favor.
So of Republicans do pass a federal abortion ban I can intellectually recognize that its unconstitutional for the same reason as the NFA, Obama care, war on drugs, etc. but I'm not going to lose any sleep over democrats fucking themselves over again.
People also aren’t as cooped up in their houses as they were when the BLM riots were happening. I think the general isolation paired with heavy social media exposure made people more likely to join a protest.This is what I meant by saying that turning it into a state's rights issue takes almost all of the momentum out of the movement.
You had the blue enclaves in heavily red states that are at risk of losing something throw a tantrum and start shit Friday/Sat.
By Sunday little to nothing is actually going on, It'll just turn into a generational issue, just like legal weed and (in the event Obgerfell is overturned) gay marriage.
How else can the country fight a war?The draft is 100% bullshit. I do agree that women should have to sign up for selective service, too, if it exists (which it shouldn't)
Voluntary enlistment, which we have now since the draft was suspended (most likely permanently). That's how we fought both Iraq wars and AfghanistanHow else can the country fight a war?
Let's amend the phrase: the draft being male-only, in the event of a total war that necessitates mobilization of the people, is bullshit.How else can the country fight a war?
I was expecting more people in the places that aren't going to do anything but expand abortion cause more of a stinker since that's where all the action was at excluding Arizona. I guess the spergfest has entirely moved online since people outside took the time to read nigga read while the online "people" are just foreigners obsessed with BIG........MUTT........COCKThis is what I meant by saying that turning it into a state's rights issue takes almost all of the momentum out of the movement.
You had the blue enclaves in heavily red states that are at risk of losing something throw a tantrum and start shit Friday/Sat.
By Sunday little to nothing is actually going on, It'll just turn into a generational issue, just like legal weed and (in the event Obgerfell is overturned) gay marriage.
Probably another thing, but do any of you have cash to afford paying the gas needed to go to a protest right now?People also aren’t as cooped up in their houses as they were when the BLM riots were happening. I think the general isolation paired with heavy social media exposure made people more likely to join a protest.
Why would the people who already have their abortion rights protest, beyond the most narcissistic political martyrdom?I was expecting more people in the places that aren't going to do anything but expand abortion cause more of a stinker since that's where all the action was at excluding Arizona.
Virtue signaling, feigned martyrdom, standing together, show of loyalty, in-party gain, ect.Why would the people who already have their abortion rights protest, beyond the most narcissistic political martyrdom?
I already said narcissistic political martyrdom thoughVirtue signaling, feigned martyrdom, standing together, show of loyalty, in-party gain, ect.
>Why would the people who already have their abortion rights protest, beyond the most narcissistic political martyrdom?Why would the people who already have their abortion rights protest, beyond the most narcissistic political martyrdom?
This is why making it a state-by-state thing takes all the extremism out of the topic: the overwhelming majority of pro-choice diehards aren't affected, and the few who are in pro-life states are more focused on generating a grassroots movement to counter some of the most extreme trigger laws than they are on donning red robes and bonnets.