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Make no mistake: this Trump presidency will continue to attack abortion rights
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You sure?
Doing nothing to protect: states can ban abortion but with Roe v Wade hovering over them, there's not much they can do about people going to other states to get abortions done.
Attacking: repealing Roe v Wade, raiding clinics, suing Planned Parenthood et al. into the ground, arresting doctors that perform them and women that have them done.
And for over 50 years Democrats have done nothing to protect those rights other than fundraise off the fear.
It's so easy to just blame the Democrats for everything, requires no self reflection on your part.
When they are actively backing pro life candidates they are to blame, refusing to bring forth a bill that's been lingering in committee for years and they are to blame, refusing to primary and replace pro life Dems and they are to blame.
Blaming Republicans for Dem inaction is lazy.
What ever you need to tell yourself to get through what's to come. You carry your share of the responsibility, even if you don't want to acknowledge it.
I share none of the responsibility. Liberals thinking that their party is going to do something different this time, despite their history showing that they won't do anything different shows lack of responsibility.
Imagine if evangelicals sat home in the late 70s and 80s because the GOP wasn't regressive enough for them yet.
You've literally ceded all your political power and are too stupid to see it.
I exercised my political power and refused to vote for the party of Dick Cheney, war, lies, and genocide
You were too lazy to leave the house on a Tuesday evening and are just dressing that up in a way that doesn't make you a shamefully stupid idiot
What you are trying to say is 'fuck you for not voting for MY interests.' I dont support war, genocide, and fascism. Maybe that's something you are comfortable with but enough people were not that she lost, and deservingly so
My interests in this scenario is not having mass deportation, and keeping my gay friends from having their marriages dissolved thus kicking them off their partners healthcare
Through your inaction — you do, and have.
All you've done is virtual signal, while allowing those you claim to care about to be in a worse position than before.
If you can explain to me how giving the federal government over to the GOP will help any Palestinian in Gaza or the West Bank, I will go away forever. If you can't though, then that proves you don't give a shit about the reality of genocide, only that other people perceive you as being staunchly anti-genocide.
If we lose our ability to marry it will be because of the respect for marriage act that turned out marriages over to the states.
Liberals ignoring genocide along with Biden for the last year and convincing themselves trump would be worse than burning people alive is the group that don't care.
Well, well don't get to sit in the halls of power so who should we blame if not this party that fundraises with abortion fearmongering?