Some Republican lawmakers are suggesting surveillance cameras to track license plates in case people are trying to leave the state to attain an abortion. There was a time when I would’ve thought not to worry because something that sick and draconian would never get past SCOTUS.

Jul 10, 2022 · 10:16 AM UTC

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time.com/6184111/abortion-su…

High-Tech Surveillance Could Track Abortion-Seekers in U.S.

“We’re going to keep doing this work no matter how bad it gets because it’s a matter of life and death”

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Oh good grief! What is wrong with these people? 😢😞
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You are full of bovine excrement
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Hitler must be dancing in his grave!
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Our founding families fled religious persecution exactly like this now.
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They seem to be studying Hitler, Stalin and Mao closely and rewriting their own Bible. Maybe George Orwell was right. We are fucked if we can’t get out the vote. Democracy is on end stage life support.
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It’s time for a higher intelligence and a compassionate being to lead. #changeornot #marianne2024 @marwilliamson
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Barring interstate travel would be the final straw that breaks our union. Regardless of the reason, they have no right to bar free movement between states.
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There was a time when I would’ve thought you would solve the world’s problems with essential oils.
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We have very weak laws about men and child support. If women or girls are forced to give birth, men should be forced to financially support the child or take complete custody. With the reversal of Roe V Wade, where are the stricter laws and penalties for men???
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It’s blatantly unconstitutional. People can travel between states to take advantage of different laws such as gambling or legalization of cannabis. I don’t trust this Supreme Court to follow the constitution though.
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