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The moment there ceases to be a conservative majority on SCOTUS edicts

Posted by fratstud

on November 13, 2026, 09:42, in reply to "I’d say of course not and if a court rules otherwise it’s another sign of imminent societal collapse"

✏️ Go Zags!

on the Catholics regarding abortion, abortifacients and assisted suicide will be implemented. The Catholics should be planning for this day and simultaneously close all health facilities when it comes and let the government figure out how to handle the instantaneous loss of supply they created. But they won't because they're pussies.

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Keep an eye on Carmelite Sisters for the Aged and Infirm v. James (federal court).

NY state passed a law this year that requires counseling for the terminally ill that includes the option for assisted suicide aka "medical aid in dying." Of course that is incompatible with Catholic teaching.

A temporary restraining order is in effect. I read about this because the Archbishop of NY joined the suit.

"Iowa women were better than Illini men" - Potomac

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Can Catholic hospitals be forced to offer assisted suicide / aid in dying? - Potomac November 12, 2026, 14:36

My take on the Colorado pre-school case the SCOTUS heard - Potomac Yesterday, 12:09
- Sure - meant to be under Ace's request - Potomac Yesterday, 12:38
  - Colorado may have a point. You want public money? You must be open to the public. - AceFrehley Yesterday, 13:27
- can you give me a tl/dr version of this case.* - AceFrehley Yesterday, 12:21
JFC. If ever there was a reason that the state is not allowed to - Figs Yesterday, 08:52
- Except we have seen these attempts time and time again from the far left. - Lexillini Yesterday, 10:01
I’d say of course not and if a court rules otherwise it’s another sign of imminent societal collapse - DouchieHowser November 12, 2026, 19:16
- The moment there ceases to be a conservative majority on SCOTUS edicts - fratstud Yesterday, 09:42

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