Aargh

[moon_custafer]

So, it’s “States’ Rights” all the way if the U.S. state in question is trying to ban abortion, but not if they’re trying to limit walking around in public with guns? Did I get that right, U.S. Supreme Court?

Meanwhile in Canada, conservatives gonna conservative, even if they have a ways to go yet to be as bad as the U.S. ones. 

We were going to try and see the Dyke March, as it’s less commercial than the main Pride parade and we figure it could use some support, but something’s come up for that time on Saturday. Will check if Andrew’s up for watching the Sunday event. Of course, since the Saturday thing that’s taking precedence over the Dyke March is a doctor’s appointment because his neuropathy seems to be worsening, we may not manage either parade this year.

(On the positive side, last week's dental visit was fully covered by my work benefits, yay)

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[nineveh_uk]

So, it’s “States’ Rights” all the way if the U.S. state in question is trying to ban abortion, but not if they’re trying to limit walking around in public with guns? Did I get that right, U.S. Supreme Court?

Isn't it amazing how that works out :(

[dewline]

You've summed up the "states' rights" paradox accurately.

And yes, I am pissed at the "Conservatives" lining up alongside the Convoy Coup Crowd.

[sabotabby]

Our conservatives will do this too if they get in. Everyone still acts like there's a consensus reality but there is not.