Quit Picking on the Republicans
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Yet you want my tax dollar to pay .
Study shows that 100% of all abortions are none of your fukking business.
Several red states are in various stages of implementing sweeping abortion bans aimed squarely at eventually toppling the 1973 landmark Roe vs. Wade Supreme Court decision that affirmed the right of all women in the country to terminate their pregnancy before the point of medical viability for the fetus, or fetuses. Laws in Alabama, Missouri, Ohio, and Georgia all set the line of legal demarcation back as far as they can, with Alabama’s criminalizing abortion at all stages of pregnancy without an exception for rape or incest. All of the laws are likely unconstitutional by the standard of Roe. However, it’s no secret that socially conservative activists have been waiting for a time when the ideological makeup of the high court is presumed to be strongly enough in their favor that they could challenge that precedent with laws such as the new ones being drafted and signed into law.
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My tax dollars go to paying for a lot of things that aren't my fuking business, like someone's vasectomy, someone's hysterectomy, their colon or whatever else.
Abortion is also not my fuking business.
That's covered under confidentiality clauses.
Here's a thought that came to me earlier too.
So Republicans are the party of freedom, right? Freedom to choose what you want, do what you want, live how you want...
So why do they push Christianity as the only religion?
Why do they push Heterosexuality as the only sexuality?
Why do they push man/woman as the only genders?
I mean... those are the total opposites of freedoms as you can get.
So Republican supporters... what gives?
So Republicans are the party of freedom, right? Freedom to choose what you want, do what you want, live how you want...
So why do they push Christianity as the only religion?
Why do they push Heterosexuality as the only sexuality?
Why do they push man/woman as the only genders?
I mean... those are the total opposites of freedoms as you can get.
So Republican supporters... what gives?
keep your legs crossed . But seriously in this day and age , who is denied access to birth control pills ?
I can’t speak for the States , but here in Canada their are many elected members that are not Christian .
Christianity does happen to be the largest religious demographic in America , you will find that the majority of Democrat office holders also identify as Christian.
Regardless of popularity, people's religions should matter only to them. And keep the fairy tales about gods and goblins away from govt.
Fairy tales or not I agree . But what do you do about a certain religion that likes Jihad ?
https://www.scientificamerican.com/...cans-with-no-religious-affiliation-is-rising/
A 2013 Harris Poll of 2,250 American adults, for example, found that 23 percent of all Americans have forsaken religion altogether. A 2015 Pew Research Center poll reported that 34 to 36 percent of millennials (those born after 1980) are nones and corroborated the 23 percent figure, adding that this was a dramatic increase from 2007, when only 16 percent of Americans said they were affiliated with no religion. In raw numbers, this translates to an increase from 36.6 million to 55.8 million nones. Though lagging far behind the 71 percent of Americans who identified as Christian in the Pew poll, they are still a significant voting block, far larger than Jews (4.7 million), Muslims (2.2 million) and Buddhists (1.7 million) combined (8.6 million) and comparable to politically powerful Christian sects such as Evangelical (25.4 percent) and Catholic (20.8 percent).
A 2013 Harris Poll of 2,250 American adults, for example, found that 23 percent of all Americans have forsaken religion altogether. A 2015 Pew Research Center poll reported that 34 to 36 percent of millennials (those born after 1980) are nones and corroborated the 23 percent figure, adding that this was a dramatic increase from 2007, when only 16 percent of Americans said they were affiliated with no religion. In raw numbers, this translates to an increase from 36.6 million to 55.8 million nones. Though lagging far behind the 71 percent of Americans who identified as Christian in the Pew poll, they are still a significant voting block, far larger than Jews (4.7 million), Muslims (2.2 million) and Buddhists (1.7 million) combined (8.6 million) and comparable to politically powerful Christian sects such as Evangelical (25.4 percent) and Catholic (20.8 percent).