06-24-2022, 05:50 PM
(06-24-2022, 05:36 PM)basballguy Wrote: I am not vastly familiar with the laws around contraceptives so I don't think i'm educated enough to comment.
Couldn't disagree more. This country was literally built on the idea the states would govern themselves. 10th amendment man....
All I can say is we're the united states of america. If it gets left to the state like everything else then that's fine by me. If it needs to be an actual right then lawmakers need to get it a home in the constitution and not lazily hope the SCOTUS will rule on it for them.
Colorado will let you buy weed.
Nevada will let you gamble in casinos
Arizona will let you gamble online
New Jersey won't let you pump your own gas
California will do all the weird shit they do
People want to do certain things they move to certain states...that's the way it's always been. People like being surrounded by like minded individuals.
The states have a right to govern themselves on anything outside the constitution. The weak argument of tying Roe v Wade to privacy was clearly just that. (So says the SCOTUS, not me)
I get this to an extent. I've moved from PA to NY to Chicago and back in my life, but I was a college educated bachelor who was going to grad school and moving for jobs and so on. The average American can't even afford to miss a few paychecks much less quit 1 or 2 jobs, uproot the entire family, and move X number of states over.
Maybe there will be a great migration. The Oregon Trail of the new millennium.
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