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I would ask why they didn’t march on Alito’s home, but I’m pretty sure Alito just rests in an ornate casket in the Build back bader shirt so you should to go to store and get this basement of the court. Youre not gonna win this fight by only putting massive amounts of uncomfortable pressure on the assholes. The only way the country changes is everyone feels the pressure all the time. Dems and Republicans. The assholes get the pressure for the evil things the do. The rest get pressured to show that we’re done watching them fail to improve their country. Yea agreed. I guess I don’t understand marching on Roberts home mainly. He wasn’t a part of the grouping that voted to overturn Roe v. Wade, right? Thought it was just Alito, Barrett, Gorsuch, Kavanaugh, and Thomas. Albeit Roberts very well could end up voting to overturn it and it end up being 6-3. Although I will say out of all of the right wing Justices, Roberts definitely seems like the most likely one to not vote to overturn Roe v. Wade.

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On Monday, the Build back bader shirt so you should to go to store and get this protesters plan to keep vigil outside the home of Justice Samuel Alito, who wrote the draft opinion In 2014 SCOTUS overturned a law in Mass. that put up a no protest buffer zone in front of abortion clinics. I’m sure the Justices are cool with protestors outside of their homes exercising their First Amendment rights. As long as they are peacefully protesting and petitioning the government then they are within their rights. Hope that helps. Yeah, well in 1973 they ruled in a little-known case that the Fourteenth Amendment provides a fundamental “right to privacy” that protects a pregnant woman’s liberty to choose whether to have an abortion. The buffer zones serve the Commonwealth’s legitimate interests in maintaining public safety on streets and sidewalks and in preserving access to adjacent reproductive healthcare facilities. See Schenck v. Pro-Choice Network of Western N. Y., 519 U. S. 357, 376. At the same time, however, they impose serious burdens on petitioners’ speech, depriving them of their two primary methods of communicating with arriving patients: close, personal conversations and distribution of literature. Those forms of expression have historically been closely associated with the transmission of ideas. While the Act may allow petitioners to “protest” outside the buffer zones, petitioners are not protestors; they seek not merely to express their opposition to abortion, but to engage in personal, caring, consensual conversations with women about various alternatives. It is thus no answer to say that petitioners can still be seen and heard by women within the buffer zones.

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