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<blockquote data-quote="El Correcto" data-source="post: 4065552" data-attributes="member: 60631">Protection and funding of abortion is federal tyranny. It’s the only reason I really care about abortion at all. They pulled the ruling out their ass and took power from voters who don’t want that. If states want to ban abortion that is constitutional, same for the feds.&nbsp; Federal funding is another thing that shouldn’t be happening, I’m tired of them declaring entitlements as “rights”. Yeah the working folk don’t want to pay for this crap and it’s running up debt. Reforms are inevitable to the bad legislation that’s stuck with us after two world wars, a civil war,&nbsp; multiple economic recessions and depression etc.. I see a lot of the civil rights and federal redistribution policies as temporary fixes, band aids legislators who had a lot of angry Americans to answer to payssed.&nbsp;&nbsp; “Progress” in the overall trend of statism in America is a bad idea. This is not some new technological, equality and justice fueled propulsion into the future of mankind. This is called government tyranny, a road to hell paved with good intentions, being built by people with crab mentalities. &nbsp;&nbsp; I don’t care about abortion, I care about how abortion was passed nation wide from the bench without amending the constitution. That is voter suppression. I don’t see this as challenging women’s rights, I see it as challenging the fed’s authority.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="El Correcto, post: 4065552, member: 60631"] Protection and funding of abortion is federal tyranny. It’s the only reason I really care about abortion at all. They pulled the ruling out their ass and took power from voters who don’t want that. If states want to ban abortion that is constitutional, same for the feds. Federal funding is another thing that shouldn’t be happening, I’m tired of them declaring entitlements as “rights”. Yeah the working folk don’t want to pay for this crap and it’s running up debt. Reforms are inevitable to the bad legislation that’s stuck with us after two world wars, a civil war, multiple economic recessions and depression etc.. I see a lot of the civil rights and federal redistribution policies as temporary fixes, band aids legislators who had a lot of angry Americans to answer to payssed. “Progress” in the overall trend of statism in America is a bad idea. This is not some new technological, equality and justice fueled propulsion into the future of mankind. This is called government tyranny, a road to hell paved with good intentions, being built by people with crab mentalities. I don’t care about abortion, I care about how abortion was passed nation wide from the bench without amending the constitution. That is voter suppression. I don’t see this as challenging women’s rights, I see it as challenging the fed’s authority. [/QUOTE]

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