50 Years of the Big D
DISCRIMINATION
When we look at the significant criticism of the US Supreme Court by both the Prime minister, Jacinda Ardern and Foreign Minister, Nanaia Mahuta, along with a chorus of support, of course there is more to it …
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There is a post on the recent full time abortion legislation here https://menz.org.nz/2018/abortion-at-a-womans-whim/
Comment by Downunder — Mon 27th June 2022 @ 5:13 am
This is a good challenge, to a law.
https://www.stuff.co.nz/world/us-canada/300633821/pregnant-us-woman-given-t2-lane-ticket-argues-foetus-is-passenger
As the baby is a person, or it’s not a person.
When in a pregnancy, can they start claiming privilege.
As many woman could claim pregnancy, for the privilege.
Anti abortion activists, certainly make claims the foetus is a person.
The law has a contradiction, that should side on a persons rights.
What rights does a foetus have, to be counted equally.
Or do we ignore pregnancy, requiring birth.
Does every decision like Dobbs, cause new arguments.
Once the dust settles, new SCOTUS cases will occur.
Comment by DJ Ward — Sun 10th July 2022 @ 7:17 pm