Roe Overturned

[-gg-]

We can also have community-based moderation to an extent. Unpopular posts could get flagged and popular ones could be rewarded. After a while you start to weed out the turds.

[-gg-]

The platforms that I use for my forums have the ability to have a sort of social credit system. Based on community moderation, people can incur penalties including being barred from posting.

Pretty hands-free. And it's not easy to abuse that either. You start to weed out the static from the good.

Human intervention is needed for sure though. Some people are just incapable participating in any meaningful way.

[Chris79]

The platforms that I use for my forums have the ability to have a sort of social credit system. Based on community moderation, people can incur penalties including being barred from posting.

Pretty hands-free. And it's not easy to abuse that either. You start to weed out the static from the good.

Human intervention is needed for sure though. Some people are just incapable participating in any meaningful way.

[-gg-]

Just follow the rules and present your papers!

[knorB]

It was a minor aside. Pretty sure -gg- doesn't really require your assistance. 

Rationalize and deflect... on par with every one of your posts.  Just can't help yourself. 

[Arlo]

Rationalize and deflect... on par with every one of your posts.  Just can't help yourself. 

*ShruG* What did I deflect? Why are you carrying on?

[knorB]

Usually, having some physical disability to deal with, I'm multi-tasking with other computer related activity. But your point is well taken. While I still have decent vision left in my right eye perhaps I could use less distraction. But then, twenty year habits are sometimes hard to ditch (given my attempt to completely walk away from here a year ago).

 You couldn't leave it at that... you had to drag someone else in. 

Busybody.

[Arlo]

You couldn't leave it at that... you had to drag someone else in. 

Busybody.

Well, thanks for showing us all what not being a busybody looks like. 

[zack1234]

Just follow the rules and present your papers!

 

[Mano]

This thread might be taking  a wrong turn at Albuquerque

To sum up the decision:

stare decisis should mandate that the Court leave abortion alone

basically the court looked at this one single question: is abortion a historical right deeply rooted in the United States’ history and tradition?

the Supreme Court looked at the history of abortion and said no

stare decisis comes from ancient rome. it basically means that past decisions should be left alone. it blocks most attempts to undo settled law

now, abortion is left for the states or congress to regulate
 
The opinion is about 213 pages if you would like to read it. Maybe Roe vs Wade was wrong 50 years  ago.

Law and legal jargon is Difficult  to understand.

My personal opinion is there are other options. Adoption is one of them.
For those that seek an abortion, nothing has really changed as there are many states with very little restrictions.

[Ramesis]

I've not been following this very much, but from what I've heard this is just basically tossing the decision whether to allow abortions or not to the individual states?

As it should have been all along but I personally have never cared about the abortion one way or the other
 

[Busher]

This thread might be taking  a wrong turn at Albuquerque

To sum up the decision:

stare decisis should mandate that the Court leave abortion alone

basically the court looked at this one single question: is abortion a historical right deeply rooted in the United States’ history and tradition?

the Supreme Court looked at the history of abortion and said no

stare decisis comes from ancient rome. it basically means that past decisions should be left alone. it blocks most attempts to undo settled law

now, abortion is left for the states or congress to regulate
 
The opinion is about 213 pages if you would like to read it. Maybe Roe vs Wade was wrong 50 years  ago.

Law and legal jargon is Difficult  to understand.

My personal opinion is there are other options. Adoption is one of them.
For those that seek an abortion, nothing has really changed as there are many states with very little restrictions.

Seems no one can get passed the word Abortion when I suggest you consider that this is really about personal privacy. This decision has allowed state government to say that a woman's privacy is not as important as a man's. What could possibly be more private to a woman than her reproductive rights?
Consider the implications should your right to your own privacy be at the discretion of the state.

[knorB]

Seems no one can get passed the word Abortion when I suggest you consider that this is really about personal privacy. This decision has allowed state government to say that a woman's privacy is not as important as a man's. What could possibly be more private to a woman than her reproductive rights?
Consider the implications should your right to your own privacy be at the discretion of the state.

So you oppose mandatory vaccinations?

[Busher]

So you oppose mandatory vaccinations?

The American public greeted the first polio vaccine, released in 1954, with wild enthusiasm. Parents so dreaded polio that they were quick to seek the vaccine for their children, and coercive policies never became necessary. I find it sad the some people see a hidden agenda in medical advances.

[nopoop]

A lot of talk.

Get educated. Then talk.

https://youtu.be/n6SMxKVD4fQ

And first trimester

https://youtu.be/ed5zC_KhBY0