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Cathy, you ask to cite a law that gives fetus these rights?? 38 states have some form of this. Here is the link to CA.

Oh Cathy, this is a CA issue.? You just don't understand federalism.

But Cathy, there already is a ban on abortions on demand after a certain point in the life of the fetus, which is generally speaking viability. If you followed the Mississippi law recently argued at

Yeah, I think I’ve heard of that -lol!.. But I also think that is not true. If it were, a ban on abortion would be the law of the land – including ALL of the US. Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2021

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Following your lead...should have done with Kiley

Um, it's the Constitution.? You don't need case law.? It IS the law. -- Rob Frankel Chief Curmudgeon

“seem’ is the keyword here. There is no case law giving a fetus rights. However and this is a big however, overturning Roe v Wade COULD lead to a Federal law which would have to eventually lead to

Except it's not YOUR body.? It's the baby's. That's as simple as it gets. -- Rob Frankel Chief Curmudgeon

Oh Scott, you are SO entertaining. For the last time, the thread of connectivity between abortion and vaccine mandates is YOUR BODY. Even a dolt should have grasped that by now. And once again, the

Not donating to charities, only promising candidates. Just donated to Joe Kent. He's in Washington. I live in Los Angeles. https://joekentforcongress.com/ -- Rob Frankel Chief Curmudgeon

Oh Cathy, any ban on abortion is not federal.? Your worst-case scenario, it reverts back to the states. Again, you are in California, so do not fret.? California is an abortion sanctuary, just as

Moving the abortion discussion to this new thread, with a close look at Article 1 of the 14th Amendment, which I find especially interesting in its prohibition of " abridgment of privileges and

The camera/flood light unit in our front yard is a FEIT Electric Dual Head Motion Sensor, which you can get at Costco. The device that snagged this bitch is this solar-powered sweetheart:

Actually, employers do NOT have the right to impose very much on their employees.? They once did, but not for decades. Ask anyone in that joke of a profession, human resources , and they'll tell you

Yes.? It's called "the Constitution of the United States of America."? Perhaps you've heard of it? -- Rob Frankel Chief Curmudgeon

It seems to me EMPLOYERS have the right to impose almost anything they want with respect to their employees (within the scope of existing, current, jurisdictional labor laws). No one is forcing the

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I’m not talking local and small picture; I’m talking Federal and big picture. Expand your vision some. Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2021 11:55 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re:

Can you cite the case law that gives the fetus these rights? Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 2021 11:36 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [valleyredspace] Flu shots I guarantee the first