Why the Texas abortion law poses a real danger to all constitutional...

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

58% : SB8's success does not depend on people winning anti-abortion lawsuits or even filing them.
50% : "Laws that deter or chill the exercise of constitutional rights violate those rights," it said, warning that state legislators could use similar laws to undermine Second Amendment rights, religious liberty and freedom of speech.
49% : If anyone who "sells an AR-15" or "declines to provide a good or service for use in a same-sex marriage" were "liable for a million dollars to any citizen
43% : Stone conceded that his argument against blocking enforcement of SB8 did not hinge on the nature of the constitutional right or the size of the bounty.
41% : The law, which took effect Sept. 1, prohibits abortion after fetal cardiac activity can be detected, which typically happens about six weeks into pregnancy.
38% : It promises plaintiffs, who need not claim any personal injury, at least $10,000 in "statutory damages" per abortion if they win, plus reimbursement of their legal expenses.
36% : Although he gets points for consistency, this invitation to privatized oppression should give pause to all Americans, no matter how they feel about abortion.

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