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The law, written in 1973 at a time when the U.S. Supreme Court was dealing with obscenity laws and cases from around the country, takes a tough stance on people

The law, written in 1973 at a time when the U.S. Supreme Court was dealing with obscenity laws and cases from around the country, takes a tough stance on people who have the device.

igetspam 5y ago
Know what was just passed? Suing women who have abortions. Also dying anyone they talked to about it. Possibly suing the Uber driver who dropped them off. Definitely suing the medical staff. We did add an exception to make sure your rapist can't sue you but his friends and family can. Go Texas! Pride of the South!
- meowster 5y ago
  > Go Texas! Pride of the South! Inciting isn't helping. Why should someone take what you have to say seriously, when you insult people in the next sentence.
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  - igetspam 5y ago
    As someone living in Texas, I don't care whether or not you take me seriously. I'm so fed up with the anti-human stance of this state and the spoon fed rhetoric of its defenders, that I'm fine being insulting about it. Texas used to be a wonderful place. Now, I urge people to stay away not because of not wanting more Californian immigrants (which is just stupid anyway) but because it's a dangerous place full of hateful people who aren't afraid to start a fight in a store because you don't want to stand near them for not wearing a mask. It's a pretty gross place to be.
    - nickthemagicman 5y ago
      People generally have good intentions and want what's best for their communities and families. It's easy to demonize people with different viewpoints and make them out to be monsters. Another option is to try to see their viewpoints and empathize with why they do what they do and try to understand why they see the world that way and understand that your way of viewing the world may not be the absolute truth and there are things you may be missing or interpreting incorrectly.

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The law, written in 1973 at a time when the U.S. Supreme Court was dealing with obscenity laws and cases from around the country, takes a tough stance on people

by nickthemagicman 5y ago

The law, written in 1973 at a time when the U.S. Supreme Court was dealing with obscenity laws and cases from around the country, takes a tough stance on people who have the device.

igetspam 5y ago
Know what was just passed? Suing women who have abortions. Also dying anyone they talked to about it. Possibly suing the Uber driver who dropped them off. Definitely suing the medical staff. We did add an exception to make sure your rapist can't sue you but his friends and family can. Go Texas! Pride of the South!
- meowster 5y ago
  > Go Texas! Pride of the South! Inciting isn't helping. Why should someone take what you have to say seriously, when you insult people in the next sentence.
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  - igetspam 5y ago
    As someone living in Texas, I don't care whether or not you take me seriously. I'm so fed up with the anti-human stance of this state and the spoon fed rhetoric of its defenders, that I'm fine being insulting about it. Texas used to be a wonderful place. Now, I urge people to stay away not because of not wanting more Californian immigrants (which is just stupid anyway) but because it's a dangerous place full of hateful people who aren't afraid to start a fight in a store because you don't want to stand near them for not wearing a mask. It's a pretty gross place to be.
    - nickthemagicman 5y ago
      People generally have good intentions and want what's best for their communities and families. It's easy to demonize people with different viewpoints and make them out to be monsters. Another option is to try to see their viewpoints and empathize with why they do what they do and try to understand why they see the world that way and understand that your way of viewing the world may not be the absolute truth and there are things you may be missing or interpreting incorrectly.