>>16523404

Activist judges. Judge made law. Go read the decision. It's sick. Gets into months of gestation. Basically prescribes when abortion should be ok based on common law ideas of the quickening.

Except it "forgets" that in old common law a woman who would be executed for a crime could "plead her belly." She could claim to be pregnant without evidence and they would stay her execution until it was proven she wasn't. Because in common law, killing a pregnant woman, at any stage of pregnancy, was murder.

>>16523694

Yeah. I think they do.

I actually took that oath in college when I got a part time front desk clerk job at my dorm at a state university. Seemed a little overkill to suggest I was going to defend the front door in case the Russians showed up in Tucson, but I took the oath anyway. And I intend to keep it still.

>>16523775

That was it.

Of course it was issued by my new boss, a 26 year old who worked for the university and who's job it was to babysit a bunch of 18-22 year olds in a dorm. It seemed a little weird. And maybe like they just didn't know what all they needed to do to make us "official" state employees. So they gave us that oath. I took it. I was serious. I intended to defend the constitution and the front desk against all enemies to the best of my ability.

>>16523820

Kek.