Arizona court rules to lift injunction on abortion law

[Shaul]

An Arizona judge has ruled to lift on injunction that prevented a law prohibiting abortions, except in case where the mother's life is imperil, from being enforced.

Arizona ban on nearly all abortions in effect, judge rules

 

[The Hammer]

Very sad day indeed.

 

[Shaul]

Very sad day indeed.

Sad day the law is upheld? It is the law. Arizonans can vote in legislators that would change it if they want to.

Democracy.

 

[stvdv]

An Arizona judge has ruled to lift on injunction that prevented a law prohibiting abortions, except in case where the mother's life is imperil, from being enforced.

Arizona ban on nearly all abortions in effect, judge rules

Part of "the new normal", the plan of the elite called "the Great Reset"

I am not surprised about this law. It is going a bit faster than I expected though

 

[The Hammer]

Sad day the law is upheld? It is the law. Arizonans can vote in legislators that would change it if they want to.

Democracy.

Hahahahahahahaha

 

[The Hammer]

Sad day the law is upheld? It is the law. Arizonans can vote in legislators that would change it if they want to.

Democracy.

If that is what you think "democracy" is. You failed civics.

 

[Daemon Sophic]

Sad day the law is upheld? It is the law. Arizonans can vote in legislators that would change it if they want to.

Democracy.

Nope. Theocracy. A sad day for everyone. A sad day for the USA.

 

[Shaul]

If that is what you think "democracy" is. You failed civics.

Gee, laws passed by elected representatives. Sounds like democracy. Guess you know better. "Thanks".

 

[Shaul]

Part of "the new normal", the plan of the elite called "the Great Reset"

I am not surprised about this law. It is going a bit faster than I expected though

Did you read the article? This isn't a new law. The law has been in placed for over a hundred years. What is new is that the court lifted an injunction that was put in place after the Dobbs decision.

 

[Shaul]

Nope. Theocracy. A sad day for everyone. A sad day for the USA.

There was no theocracy involved whatsoever. The law was passed by secular elected representatives. You are spouting nonsense.

 

[Twilight Hue]

Sad day the law is upheld? It is the law. Arizonans can vote in legislators that would change it if they want to.

Democracy.

Yea. If it is what the people in Arizona want.

Have to support states rights.

 

[The Hammer]

Gee, laws passed by elected representatives. Sounds like democracy. Guess you know better. "Thanks".

Yeah. I do know better some days. Especially in regards to 52 year old laws.

 

[Twilight Hue]

If that is what you think "democracy" is. You failed civics.

Why you think democracy is based on rule of the minority of people, or the majority of people living there?

 

[The Hammer]

Why you think democracy is based on rule of the minority of people, or the majority of people living there?

Well considering this is a minority opinion..... I wonder

 

[amorphous_constellation]

There was no theocracy involved whatsoever.

Technically, any action you take in reality is rooted in an ontology that begins with a belief. Humans will eventually understand that, and in that understanding, they will understand that everything has a religious basis. That's why intricately designed, and well designed religions, eventually account for almost everything you do and believe.

 

[Father Heathen]

Have to support states rights.

Then why did conservatives **** themselves with rage whenever a state legalized gay marriage (before it was legalized federally) or cannabis? Explain.

 

[Father Heathen]

It's ironic how those who oppose abortion tend to be the same people who oppose social programs that assist mothers and their children, as well as sex education that helps prevent unwanted pregnancies. Some even oppose contraceptives altogether.

 

[Shaul]

Yeah. I do know better some days. Especially in regards to 52 year old laws.

Yeah, well you might not too. The law is 158 years old, not 52 years old. It dates from 1864. I mean, if you can't get basic facts straight or do simple math, then maybe you should revisit whether you "know better".

 

[Shaul]

Technically, any action you take in reality is rooted in an ontology that begins with a belief. Humans will eventually understand that, and in that understanding, they will understand that everything has a religious basis. That's why intricately designed, and well designed religions, eventually account for almost everything you do and believe.

Tell it to the atheists. Let me know if they agree.

 

[Shaul]

It's ironic how those who oppose abortion tend to be the same people who oppose social programs that assist mothers and their children, as well as sex education that helps prevent unwanted pregnancies. Some even oppose contraceptives altogether.

You should tell this to the Arizona legislators. I'm sure they will give this opinion all the consideration it deserves.