What option was this? I wasn’t aware Texas had regulations like that

The comment is a joke, but Texas absolutely has dystopian laws about abortion, making it illegal to go to another state for one.

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lovich 3 days ago | parent | next [-]

I figured the name was a joke but I am aware of how draconian their laws were so it wasn’t outside the realm of possibility that they had companies reporting location data for abortion clinics. I was just surprised if that was occurring and transparent enough to be an opt out setting on your account

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akimbostrawman 17 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

You know it's the end times when laws protecting babies from getting killed by there own parents are called dystopian

	▲	Refreeze5224 16 hours ago \| parent [-]
		A couple things. 1. The early Church, including some Apostles, thought "the end times" were imminent. People have not stopped thinking this for 2000 years. I think the conclusion here is obvious. 2. Anti-abortion laws, especially the extra draconian ones in Texas, have nothing to do with "protecting babies". They are about continuing the regime of oppression and subjugation of women that they lost control of beginning in the 60s. That's it. They do not care about "babies", they care about control. 3. Even if they cared about "babies", there's that whole "Congress shall make no law respecting religion" bit. Christianity is not entitled to define what life is, when it starts, and who or what violates their ideas. You call it murder. Some people call meat murder. Notice how it's left up to individuals to decide about eating animals?