The Stages of Grief over the Abortion decision
invite response
2022 Jun 26, 6:46pm 702 views 3 comments
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clambo
2022 Jun 26, 6:50pm
I don’t see what all the excitement is about.
It’s likely to be legal in the states eventually.
It’s likely to be legal in the states eventually.
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SunnyvaleCA
2022 Jun 26, 8:31pm
It's not about grief. For those complaining, there is just one stage:
1. Maximum Virtue Signaling
For Democrat politicians thinking about November elections, there's just one stage:
1. Out of 10 or 20 big issues voters might care about, we finally have just one single issue where our voters might bother to show up and vote for us.
For fake news media, there's just one stage:
1. In the otherwise flatlining market, milk this for as much revenue as possible.
1. Maximum Virtue Signaling
For Democrat politicians thinking about November elections, there's just one stage:
1. Out of 10 or 20 big issues voters might care about, we finally have just one single issue where our voters might bother to show up and vote for us.
For fake news media, there's just one stage:
1. In the otherwise flatlining market, milk this for as much revenue as possible.
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FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2022 Jun 26, 8:52pm
FuckTheMainstreamMedia
2022 Jun 26, 8:52pm
clambo says
It’s technically legal in all states since even the most restrictive allow it in cases where the mother is in danger of physical harm. It will remain legal in a lot of states.
I don’t see what all the excitement is about.
It’s likely to be legal in the states eventually.
It’s technically legal in all states since even the most restrictive allow it in cases where the mother is in danger of physical harm. It will remain legal in a lot of states.
2. Anger << This is happening. Someone tried to literally burn the face off a cop. Facing Murder charges with $1MM bail.
3. Bargaining << AOC is here
https://www.axios.com/2022/06/26/aoc-supreme-court-impeachment-abortion
4. Depression
5. Acceptance
Obama campaigned on codifying Roe vs. Wade into Law. "I'll sign this on my first day in office!" Once he was elected, it was no longer "at the top of the Agenda." Heck, it never MADE it on the docket. Not in, what, eight years of his presidency. I guess he was busy.