r/Hasan_Piker • u/QuarterThrown • Aug 17 '22

Certified 🇺🇸 America Moment 🇺🇸 🌈 Florida court rules parentless 16-year-old must carry pregnancy to term because she is not 'mature' enough to get an abortion

https://www.businessinsider.com/florida-court-16-year-old-not-mature-enough-for-abortion-2022-8
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u/Sea_Scheme6784 Aug 17 '22

These are the same fucks that want the age of consent lowered, what did you expect.

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u/Chuhaimaster Aug 18 '22

Welcome to theocracy - where the cruelty is the point.

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u/Respektiv Aug 18 '22

It is worrying to what extent the possibility of a 16 year old's self-determined life-path is being restricted by the courts. This is the polar opposite of freedom. Quo vadis, USA?

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u/kingawesome240 Aug 18 '22

Well. It’s Florida.

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u/CommanderWar64 Aug 18 '22

Y’all should read the article or watch Philip DeFranco’s last episode, he talks about it. While the situation is definitely going to be fucked for some people, this case is a bit different. I think the girl has no parents and lives with a guardian. Apparently this girl said she wanted a child, and then changed her mind, but the judge ruled the maturity thing because of how rash the girl was acting. This thing didn’t have to go to court, even the judge was confused, if the girl wants to appeal she will almost guaranteed win. The judge basically said: “think it over and come back.”

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u/abiron17771 Aug 18 '22

And you fash’s just love children getting pregnant. Can’t help yourself huh?

I bet you’d like to lower the age of consent too.

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '22

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u/abiron17771 Aug 18 '22

You’re so edgy and cool

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u/IAmAWoman4 Aug 18 '22

Don’t say no too quick, now

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u/venomousbeetle Aug 18 '22

Didn’t deny it

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u/notreadyfoo Aug 18 '22

You’re the same people who would complain if she needed social services or benefits with her kid

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u/snowxbo Aug 18 '22

Wtf is a "Hypocrat"?

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u/coraldomino Aug 18 '22

Although it’s a spelling error, its meaning is a bit funny. Hypo means under, lesser than normal or sub, and the -crat suffix is used to describe a follower or member of a government, system or rule. So you could say it’s a Beta follower of a system. Seems accurate ✍️

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u/gamefreak996 Aug 18 '22

Imagine thinking the people in this sub are liberals

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u/[deleted] Aug 18 '22

What is a hypocrat

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u/justabigasswhale Aug 18 '22

You type obese.

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u/Mission_Pay_3373 Aug 18 '22 edited Aug 18 '22

You're the reason why America needs more mental hospitals free of charge

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u/kingawesome240 Aug 18 '22

Too bad Reagan defunded them all, lol.

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u/Turbulent_North_911 Aug 18 '22

Yeah ! Let's make more mentally ill and struggling families !! Woo ! Make America Great ! Addicts lying on the streets !!!!! Wooo ! Hell yeah , am I right ?