r/facepalm Aug 27 '24

🇲​🇮​🇸​🇨​ Welp

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u/Groundbreaking_Cup30 Aug 27 '24

It's almost like we told them that abortion bans would cause more problems...

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u/silver-orange Aug 27 '24

Abandoned babies and back-alley abortions were big issues before Roe. They became less common after the Roe v Wade decision. And now we're right back where we were in the 1960s.

Didn't need a crystal ball to see that one coming, just a history book.

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u/burnsalot603 Aug 28 '24

I can at least understand that they are greedy scumbags that only care about enriching themselves, so they want to change the legislation to make it easier to make mountains of cash regardless of consequences.

What I can't understand are the people who make $40k a year and think that those policies are somehow beneficial to them. Unless you are in the top couple percent of earners, nothing they are doing is good for you. It's like they all believe that they are going to hit powerball and then open a business that's gonna make $20 million a year in profits so they better supports this bullshit now so they can enjoy it when their time comes. It just makes no sense to me.

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u/poopyogurt Aug 28 '24

Drinking water and wastewater are the big issues for disassembling the EPA in my opinion.