Is There a War on Women?
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A great many right wingers believe Islam is the most sexist and anti-female religion in the world. This despite the fact that the vast majority of converts into that religion are women with 70% conversion in Europe and in the USA. Mostly by WHITE women.
By contrast, Hinduism which is thought by many to be open minded, is the most anti-female by far:
https://www.google.com/search?q=fem...9j69i57j0l4.4069j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
And yet, sad to say, the hate for Muslims persists.
By contrast, Hinduism which is thought by many to be open minded, is the most anti-female by far:
https://www.google.com/search?q=fem...9j69i57j0l4.4069j0j7&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8
And yet, sad to say, the hate for Muslims persists.
"Roe was decided by a Republican majority"
Roe v Wade
The libamorals who decided genocide is fine...
William Douglas - Democrat
William Brennan Jr - Democrat
Thurgood Marshall - Democrat
Lewis Powell, Jr - Democrat
Potter Stewart - Republican
Harry Blackburn - Republican
Warren Burger - Republican
The dissenters...
Byron White - Democrat
William Rehnquist - Republican
"therefore, contrary to the beliefs and myths of the right wing, it is the right that caused all those abortions"
Therefore, unless it can be demonstrated that the above is a myth,
Roe v Wade
The libamorals who decided genocide is fine...
William Douglas - Democrat
William Brennan Jr - Democrat
Thurgood Marshall - Democrat
Lewis Powell, Jr - Democrat
Potter Stewart - Republican
Harry Blackburn - Republican
Warren Burger - Republican
The dissenters...
Byron White - Democrat
William Rehnquist - Republican
"therefore, contrary to the beliefs and myths of the right wing, it is the right that caused all those abortions"
Therefore, unless it can be demonstrated that the above is a myth,
"Powell was first approached about the Supreme Court in 1969, when the Nixon administration was looking for a southern justice to replace Abe Fortas, who had resigned under a cloud. Though Powell was a lifelong Democrat, Nixon knew he was nonetheless a strong believe in law enforcement and saw in Powell a chance to reverse an era of rulings favoring criminal defendants."
link:
Washingtonpost.com: Powell Dies at 90
link:
Washingtonpost.com: Powell Dies at 90
From wiki:
''The case was a seminal one in the history of abortion decisions in the United States. It was the first case that provided an opportunity to overturn Roe since the two liberal Justices, William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, were replaced with the Bush-appointed Justices David Souter and Clarence Thomas. Both were viewed as ostensible conservatives compared with their predecessors. This left the Court with eight Republican-appointed justices—six of whom had been appointed by Presidents Reagan or Bush, both of whom were well known for their opposition to Roe. Finally, the only remaining Democratic appointee—Justice Byron White—had been one of the two dissenters from the original Roe decision.''
This is the Casey decision which affirmed Roe v Wade. Notice that it had EIGHT Republicans in the court.
''The case was a seminal one in the history of abortion decisions in the United States. It was the first case that provided an opportunity to overturn Roe since the two liberal Justices, William Brennan and Thurgood Marshall, were replaced with the Bush-appointed Justices David Souter and Clarence Thomas. Both were viewed as ostensible conservatives compared with their predecessors. This left the Court with eight Republican-appointed justices—six of whom had been appointed by Presidents Reagan or Bush, both of whom were well known for their opposition to Roe. Finally, the only remaining Democratic appointee—Justice Byron White—had been one of the two dissenters from the original Roe decision.''
This is the Casey decision which affirmed Roe v Wade. Notice that it had EIGHT Republicans in the court.
Not so. I was correct - it was a Republican majority in both instances.
Oh by the way, Scalia said that our Founding Fathers did not give anyone the right to have abortions. He was incorrect as abortions were legal under the Anglo Saxon common law. See Blackstone's Commentaries and the subject of "quickening". As a pro lifer it pains me that such a standard was the precedent set by those days but it was. The common law remained a part of the US Constitution. See the Seventh Amendment.