Satsuma @Satsuma@cat.family

@KittyUnpretty a funeral home???? Damn thats cold

«Based on a moral imperative, Howard Moody, a Baptist minister, founded the first clergy group, the New York Clergy Consultation Service on Abortion. He encouraged clergymen throughout the country to set up similar networks to help women get safe abortions. These clergy groups, with the moral standing of organized religion, played a public role, announcing their work in the newspapers, framing the issue in more terms and advocating for legislative change. Both the clergy and women's liberation groups sought out competent abortionists, negotiated the price, raised money to pay for abortions and counseled thousands of women. Not only did they help women, but, by breaking the law, they also undermined it.»

@ljwrites @rabbithearth i look forward to hearing how you guys do at it if you do attempt! I might give it another shot over break next week as well

@ljwrites @rabbithearth I use chopsticks a lot, to the absolute bafflement of my previous (Indian) roommate who seemed convinced that they were an innate & unlearnable skill. Though I still haven’t mastered the skill of picking up rice with my hands so I figured I couldn’t judge too much haha

@ljwrites @rabbithearth ah okay that makes sense! Chopsticks are good for pasta in my opinion

@rabbithearth @ljwrites i do not have your level of dexterity!

@ljwrites when I moved accounts I was definitely very ‘oh I really hope I don’t end up accidentally doing a block evasion’ for a while

Fortunate the two instances have…basically just people I follow in terms of overlap on the federated timeline, etc, so it hasn’t actually ended up being a problem as far as I know

@quasihaiku not an optimal location for snails

@Cyborgneticz your students sound like so much fun

@Cyborgneticz yeah most justices are much more consistent once you stop looking at them as republicans & democrats

Which isnt to say that they dont have political opinions, its just an adjacent system

@Cyborgneticz oh man we were just talking about unexpected rulings they made in class last night.

Judges are weird people bc they just have a completely different perspective on politics than anyone else