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Topic	How many of you actually wanted Roe to be overturned?
Proto_Spark 06/24/22 11:24:32 AM #10:	The bigger problem was that we've had like 50 years to actually enshrine abortion into law, and we refused to acknowledge it. Roe v. Wade had legitimate issues even when it was active (RBG famously wrote an op-ed criticizing the decision) but instead of actually trying to solve the problem, we just stood with an already kind of flaky Supreme Court decision while the republicans would scream "we're gonna stack the Bench and overturn it" and we just went "yeah okay" and are acting upset now that they've finally done it. We could have protected this beyond Roe v. Wade, and we didn't bother, because for some reason nobody wants to do anything in the US government unless its actively making your life worse. <cite>Proto_Spark posted [p:966067830] in How many o... [t:80069321]...</cite> <quote>The bigger problem was that we've had like 50 years to actually enshrine abortion into law, and we refused to acknowledge it. Roe v. Wade had legitimate issues even when it was active (RBG famously wrote an op-ed criticizing the decision) but instead of actually trying to solve the problem, we just stood with an already kind of flaky Supreme Court decision while the republicans would scream "we're gonna stack the Bench and overturn it" and we just went "yeah okay" and are acting upset now that they've finally done it. We could have protected this beyond Roe v. Wade, and we didn't bother, because for some reason nobody wants to do anything in the US government unless its actively making your life worse. </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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