Hypocrites being hypocritical about their own hypocritical beliefs.

Fuck these hypocritical Republican Christian assholes with their “unintended” consequences.

  • @Boddhisatva@lemmy.world
    86•4 months ago

    So the state supreme court ruled that a fertilized human egg is a human life and killing it is murder. Now the legislature is, in essence, saying murder of those innocent, unborn humans in this circumstance is okay. They care about innocent human life, but not when it might cost them votes, I guess.

      • @Boddhisatva@lemmy.world
        31•4 months ago

        Since self defense is a valid defense for a murder charge, murder itself is not against the constitution. In theory, the state legislature could pass legislation making “they looked at me funny” a valid defense for murder too if they wanted, so saying IVF makes murder okay should fly. I guess the state supreme court could say that this legislation runs afoul of the equal protection clause of the US Constitution since it only applies to some people, but who knows. Considering that these judges just make shit up these days they could strike it down because they passed it on a Wednesday.

  • @oxjox@lemmy.mlEnglish
    33•4 months ago

    In a speech that included quotes from the Bible, the TV show Reacher, and the lyrics of 90’s rapper Vanilla Ice, Republican state Rep. Ernie Yarbrough introduced an amendment to the bill to add that “immunity will not be provided to a person who intentionally causes the death of an unborn child.”

    LMFAO Please tell me he used “ice ice baby” in a speech about frozen embryos 🤣

    • @CmndrShrm@lemmy.world
      15•4 months ago

      So essentially they didn’t address one of the biggest issues, what to do with the remaining embryos. Seems pretty on brand for conservative legislation.

      • @ColeSloth@discuss.tchncs.de
        2•4 months ago

        From what I gathered the legislation was simple enough with just being two paragraphs long (imagine a world where there’s not 50 pages of bullshit and 2 ear marks to vote on) that it reads that they’re able to do whatever they want without getting in trouble for it. Keep em or toss em.

        • @CmndrShrm@lemmy.world
          1•4 months ago

          Thanks for the clarification. I read it quickly earlier and missed the part where the amendment was voted down.

    • Optional
      5•4 months ago

      I don’t know which part of that list of sources is the saddest

  • @Mouselemming@sh.itjust.works
    27•4 months ago

    “Life begins at conception” but embryos outside a woman’s body have no personhood rights, while embryos within a woman’s body (even those outside her uterus, in the case of ectopic pregnancy) have personhood rights that exceed those of the woman. It’s not about the embryos, it’s about controlling women’s bodies.

    And it’s really a viability argument, because if you do nothing, the IVF ones will eventually thaw out and die, and the ones in utero will live. Yet they’re unwilling to follow that argument to its logical extension of a 24-week leeway for abortion.

  • @meleecrits@lemmy.world
    13•4 months ago

    So what are the odds that these voters will vote out the people that caused this mess in November? This is a rhetorical statement, as this is Alabama. The state that almost voted for a child molester over a Democrat.

  • @neptune@dmv.socialEnglish
    9•4 months ago

    They might as well pass a law that says deaths in the meat packing industry aren’t actually criminal 🤷