For 50 years, Roe v. Wade safeguarded the right to choose for millions of women in Georgia + nationwide.
Today, the Supreme Court struck down abortion rights.
I am appalled. Enraged. Undaunted & ready to fight back.
Our freedom matters. Our rights matter. We will not be still.
The U.S. Supreme Court made it easier to own a gun, gave cops the ability to not read Miranda Rights, gave religious schools public funding, and overturned Roe v Wade after 50 years of precedence. Welcome to conservative America. Never vote Republican again.
@charlie54409600@NikkiHaley Just seems really hypocritical to me. Can care less about how many medals she wins if she doesn’t give a **** about human right abuse. She claims she wants to inspire women. If she really cared about them she would’ve said something about the chained mother of 8 by now.
@Olympics Just seems really hypocritical to me. Can care less about how many medals she wins if she doesn’t give a **** about human right abuse. Yeah right. If she really cared about women in China she would’ve said something about the chained mother of 8 by now.
@PattySmith07@FoxNews@NikkiHaley Yeah right. If she really cared about women in China she would’ve said something about the chained mother of 8 by now. But oh wait, that’s not politically correct in China.
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 Newest update, government won’t let you search this topic anymore on Weibo. Says it’s illegal to show this topic according to law.
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 The article also didn’t mention her 8 children were 7 boys 1 girl. You think that’s also a coincidence? Makes you wonder many girls were thrown away/sold/killed in between? And what if the whole village has that same mindset? Why are all the adopted Chinese kids girls?
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 Also, there are divorce records Chinese people online found from Xuzhou that casually mentioned how the wife was “bought” and the “marriage certificate” released of this girl was supposedly given on a Sunday. It’s hard to believe the government had nothing to do with anything.
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 Because Ying’s father worked for a military, had depression and died after she went missing. So the government doesn’t want to admit they couldn’t protect her. They even called it a legit marriage and not human trafficking in their first report, only changed after people got mad
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 Obviously the Chinese government won’t give you the real numbers on it. But the fact is every time people share their stories, either about when they visited those villages or how they’re children of those bought “wives”, the CCP always deletes their posts within a few days.
@Joshua_Yang_12@RDuelist@LiYuan6 And other people in their village all help making sure the bought “wife” can’t run away because if you don’t help your neighbor, they also won’t help you when your “wife” runs away.
@sehof The Chinese government doesn’t want people to know her true identity and made up lies after lies to try to cover it up because her dad was a military guy, had depression and died after she went missing, it would make the government look bad that they couldn’t protect her.
@JianpingLuo@LiYuan6 Because she is the daughter of a military guy so the Chinese government tries everything they can to deny her true identity and made up lies to try to cover it up. Even denied its human trafficking at first and said it was a legit marriage. But people are not stupid.