Ted Cruz Calls for AG Merrick Garland to Protect 'Pro-Life Pregnancy Centers' From 'Mob Violence'

[discntnt_irny_srcsm]

https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/ted-cruz-calls-ag-merrick-012312214.html?.tsrc=daily_mail&uh_test=1_04
Texas Senator Ted Cruz is worried that "radical" abortion advocates will be "threatening mob violence" after the Supreme Court of the United States officially overturned Roe Vs. Wade, which guaranteed the right to a legal abortion, on Friday.

Cruz would be believable playing the villain in a movie. I can see him as Snidely Whiplash or maybe even as putin. It would be believable if I saw him say that he'd bomb Ukraine.

[TheBlackAdder]

1. The Supreme Court Building is already protected.

[Claire Oh Nette]

2. Mob violence against the very women

we think are being screwed out of their rights and coerced to give their infants away via for profit adoption services.

Is this violence happening, or is it the Rights wishful thinking to justify their own violence?

[eShirl]

3. projection

[SheltieLover]

4. +1

[emulatorloo]

6. They are masters at it. I remember when Dick Cheney said in '04 John Kerry had no moral compass and

no idea of the difference between right and wrong.

[npk]

5. Sure! Right after we protect the schools

That ok Teddy.

[rubbersole]

7. And grocery stores.

Seems Rudy could use some protection. Scumbag.

[npk]

8. Ruddy learned a painful lesson the hardware.

That one made me laugh.

[musette_sf]

9. Call off your fake "clinic" false flag forced birth self-"attackers"

All of these fake “attacks” are just that, false flags, they are just doing it to themselves. You KNOW there will never be anyone apprehended. Why? Because these violent freaks are very well practiced in doing actual attacks on actual reproductive health facilities without getting caught. Doing a little flashbang on their own damn fake “clinics” is far easier.

[MurrayDelph]

10. Cruz would not be a believable villain

but he would be a believable toady.

[Paladin]

11. Right after AG Garland puts trump in jail, Ted.

Why don't you hold your breath, while you're waiting for it to happen?

[texasfiddler]

12. PROJECTION!! I know a previous thread said it, but is needs repeating NT

[Fullduplexxx]

13. You mean like they stuff the "pro-life"terrorists have been dishing out

[keithbvadu2]

14. But Rafael Cruz does not want to protect schoolchildren?

But Rafael Cruz does not want to protect schoolchildren?

[Ilsa]

15. There is a reason Pro-choice advocates don't attack those centers.

We don't mind if that group actually helps a mother in a crisis pregnancy, a woman who has made her choice. Sure, those centers tell lies and try to get the babies put up for adoption, but we can handle their manipulations.

[David__77]

17. They should be impeded.

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[Ilsa]

18. That is fine. They should be regulated. nt

[ForgedCrank]

16. Ok, I'm confused on the reaction here.

While I don't think it's the federal governments job to send any "troops" or anyone else to protect local private facilities across the country, I don't understand the negativity directed at these places.
I mean, the women who go there are going because they are women, they are pregnant, and they need help with that. Why wouldn't we want these facilities and staff who are serving women to be protected?
Granted, I know little about what services these places offer, but they are serving women who want help of some sort. Isn't that a good thing?
Don't beat me up here if I'm missing the obvious, but I don't know what it could be.

[JHB]

19. "Crisis pregnancy centers" provide false information in order to steer...

...women away from abortion. They don't provide women with all the information they need to make a decision, they insert misinformation and exclude other relevant information in order to manipulate women to the outcome they want, or just delay any decision until the pregnancy is far enough along that any termination would be classified as "late term" and subject to many more restrictions.

Let's say a woman with an ectopic pregnancy goes to one of these centers. What are the chances of a terrible outcome?

[WhiskeyGrinder]

22. Crisis pregnancy centers are hugely manipulative, do not provide neutral choices, are not science-

based, do not provide medical care and are one of the very weakest links when it comes to data protection.

The center nearest me offers free pregnancy tests, an ultrasound, and then hard-sell parenting classes and "groups" where attendance coupons are redeemed for diapers and other supplies. Parenting classes may or may not have an expert come in; groups are basically religious circles. There is no pre- or post-natal or pediatric medical care offered.

[JHB]

20. IMAX called, Ted. They want their projector back.

[Emile]

21. Not everybody can afford to fly to Cancun for abortions.

[magicarpet]

23. Truth be told,....

I think ted'$ young daughters really wanted to go to Mexico to get the fuck away from their dad. Thinking daddy had to quickly return to DC so he could help advance the fascist agenda with his vote in the halls of the US Senate. At least mom and the girls could get away from creepy dad for a short spell.