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25. Well, I want to take this straight into the gutter...

Wed Aug 3, 2022, 06:35 PM

Aug 2022

The red states may go fuck themselves. Respectfully.

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IF any wonder: Freedom of movement under United States law [View all] elleng Aug 2022 OP

Zacly! elleng Aug 2022 #2

Same thought, BidenRocks Aug 2022 #12

They can kick rocks even! nt Shermann Aug 2022 #13

Well, I want to take this straight into the gutter... rubbersole Aug 2022 #25

Yabut, we now have the Subversive 6 on the Extreme Court Hermit-The-Prog Aug 2022 #3

Kavanaugh has said restriction of movement could not be supported PortTack Aug 2022 #4

He also said Roe v Wade was settled law. Ray Bruns Aug 2022 #5

It depends on your definition of "settled" Shermann Aug 2022 #15

Just-us Beer Bong Weenie Waver lies. Hermit-The-Prog Aug 2022 #6

So, in his opinion, restriction of movement is settled law? FSogol Aug 2022 #7

☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️☝️ PortTack Aug 2022 #11

Do they have jurisdiction over actions taken in another state? LiberalFighter Aug 2022 #17

I suspect that's what inflamed the Kansas voters. calimary Aug 2022 #19

I'm a 64 y.o. white male..... getagrip_already Aug 2022 #21

Why would records of positive pregnancy tests wnylib Aug 2022 #26

Women who do not want to be pregnant wnylib Aug 2022 #34

Thank you! I love when our legal eagles 'splain things so clearly. liberalla Aug 2022 #9

Never underestimate the lengths these radical forced-birthers... Purrfessor Aug 2022 #14

Dinner and bowel movements are not in the Constitution bucolic_frolic Aug 2022 #16

Judicially recognized...so was Roe. Volaris Aug 2022 #18

There is also freedom from involuntary servitude Warpy Aug 2022 #22

Feds can't protect freedom of movement from state to state duckworth969 Aug 2022 #23

But Federal statutes do. Section 1983 actions bronxiteforever Aug 2022 #27

Ok, thanks for that info duckworth969 Aug 2022 #31

You are welcome! But bronxiteforever Aug 2022 #33

Ah, ok duckworth969 Aug 2022 #32