So get this, I overheard a conversation tonight in which a nurse practitioner who had previously worked at a medical facility that provided abortion services (among many other services), said that she walked past abortion protesters every morning when entering the building to go to work.
One day, she was surprised to see a regular anti-abortion protester in her office seeking abortion services. After the procedure, the patient told the nurse that her own circumstances were exceptional and that she was still opposed to abortion. A few days later, the patient was outside the clinic protesting again.
This medical provider continued to say that she was surprised to learn from her colleagues that many of them had similar experiences and that it was well known within their professional circles that anti-abortionists seek abortion services for themselves or their pregnant daughters but politically continue to work to make it illegal! Hard to get my head around this...
I live in PA, my coach is open for anyone who needs it ,plus im in for the Underground Railroad if needed
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Dracaena
Hard to get my head around also.
Seriously?!? It really makes you wonder.
It's HYPOCRISY.
"Punto e basta" as my nonna used to say.
https://twitter.com/yahelnyc/status/1540570646559789057?s=21&t=O_ptyLYyHanzcculcuomzg
this makes the most sense.
@jeanne-mayell Hi Jeanne, as far as de-centralizing the US is concerned, the Texas Republican Party listed the possibility of their state seceding from the union in their recently adopted party platform.
@jeanne-mayell Hi Jeanne, as far as de-centralizing the US is concerned, the Texas Republican Party listed the possibility of their state seceding from the union in their recently adopted party platform.
For them to do so would require calling a convention of the states to vote on whether to let them go, which will never happen because the Sedition Act of (18__?) makes it illegal for any state to secede, regardless of what they think or even call themselves.
If they choose to do so unilaterally, the Union regards it as an act of war and thus Civil War 2.0 becomes official. Vide: Fort Sumter/South Carolina, 1861.
Signed,
Resident of the California Republic