[vorpalhex]

Please don't hijack a discussion on foreign politics to drop your hot take about US politics.

Baseless fear mongering is not new but it does feel more common. The supreme court is not dramatically out of wack nor have they "rolled back abortion rights". They specifically rejected a particular emergency appeal because of issues with immediate harm.

Preventing state discrimination in charter school funds is not a rollback of lgtbq rights, which are stronger than they have ever been, nor are charter schools mandatory.

Media is not republican controlled and the vast, vast majority of media coverage in the US is liberal in leaning.

Please stop doomsaying.

[dillondoyle]

Well you're right that the MS ruling is not totally final yet, they have currently banned abortion for ~ 14 million women, at least for the time being. And the MS ruling will likely - at a minimum - allow states to severely restrict or fully outlaw abortion in all but deadly cases.