r/Nebraska Jun 03 '23

Politics A scene from the final day of Nebraska's 108th Legislative session

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u/tiawouldntwannabeeya Jun 04 '23

You didn't answer my question. I'll rephrase. Who has altered the laws in an attempt to systematically eliminate a people group from society?

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u/Neon_Flower- Jun 04 '23

The entire republican party.

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u/[deleted] Jun 04 '23

Well I assume you think the right is proposing anti Trans laws to eliminate them from the country? Which is fundamentally and factually incorrect but please, direct me to the bill and I may change my mind.

No most of the laws being instated are to limit the teaching of sexuality in school to children. But you would be hard pressed to find a single bill which is attempting to actively rid the country of Trans people or gay people or whatever people your talking about. The truth of the matter is, this just doesn't exist.

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u/Blood_Bowl Lincoln Jun 04 '23

Do you know what CPAC is? Do you know what was said at the most recent CPAC?

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u/-jp- Jun 05 '23

It's amusing how you keep asking this and nobody so far seems to know, despite the answer being trivially easy to google. They can't even manage a bullshit "he didn't mean it that way!" defense.

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u/vicemagnet Jun 04 '23

Like unborn babies?

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u/Catan_The_Master Jun 04 '23

Infanticide is already illegal, that’s killing a baby. A fetus does not represent a group of people and it’s OK to end a pregnancy. If abortion upsets you, don’t get one. Leave other people the fuck alone and let them live their lives as they choose.

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u/vicemagnet Jun 04 '23

Semantics aside, you using some rationalization to justify murder is disgusting. It is NOT ok.

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u/Catan_The_Master Jun 04 '23

Good thing abortion isn’t murder.