Tuesday, January 31, 2023

Dead Baby with Fries

 



Here is your dead baby with fries....


As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.

The Lame Cherry was puzzled by the Minnesota Senate passing an aborticide bill which their liberal governor will sign.


The bill states that "every individual has a fundamental right to make autonomous decisions about the individual’s own reproductive health." 


OK so this proves what the Lame Cherry stated, in this will centralize for profit, states that want to monopolize baby butchering. What this Minnesota bill though does, is, it runs into a standing Supreme Court precedent, and I am not referring to the "banning of abortions".

What law which the Minnesota bill runs into is Casey. If you read Casey's rulings, it states that states could regulate abortions during the entire period BEFORE fetal viability.

To get to the quick, the essence of Casey is about if a baby can survive out of the womb. That is the legal standing. I know that states like Virginia have legalized pulling babies from the womb and sucking their brains out to after the water breaking, but authorizing and what is Supreme Court legal are two different realities.

Minnesota can talk about womb and testicle rights, but those rights cease once that baby can survive out of the womb. That is the limit which the Black Robes are going to have to enforce again as this is refined by what the states pass in aborticide.


At the same time, the court significantly modified the three-tiered framework that Roe had created. First, under Casey states could now regulate abortion during the entire period before fetal viability, and they could do so for reasons other than to protect the health of the mother. The court also dismantled Roe‘s prohibition on the regulation of abortion during the first trimester (Blackmun’s first tier) and its limitation of regulation between the end of the first trimester and the point of fetal viability (Blackmun’s second tier). The result was that a state’s interest in and regulation of potential life could now arguably extend throughout a woman’s pregnancy.


"regulation of potential life "


That is extremely clear. Potential life is life that can be assisted in incubators or even artificial wombs.

What Minnesota did, as Virginia did, is violate Supreme Court Law in Casey. 

That is all that needs to be stated in this, and once again Minnesotans have proven they are thee most arrogant shit for brains on the planet.


Nuff Said


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