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"We're In A Theocracy Right Now": Joy Behar Joins The Meltdown Over Roe V. Wade
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Ubiquitous
Jun 28, 2022, 10:37:33 AM6/28/22
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Joy Behar claimed Monday that Americans were "in a theocracy" following the
Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization,
joining her cohosts on ABC's "The View" in complaining that Justice Samuel
Alito was wielding his religion like a weapon against the people.
Behar and her cohosts, broadcasting live from the Bahamas, address the Dobbs
ruling and the fact that it had overturned the previous rulings held in
landmark abortion cases Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey -- and
they claimed that the move was the result of an activist Supreme Court
exerting its will over the law.
WATCH:
The View hosts attack Justice Alito for "wielding" his religion
against Americans, Joy Behar laments, "We're in a theocracy now."
pic.twitter.com/LwGD1GUPOX
-- Virginia Kruta (@VAKruta) June 27, 2022
Sunny Hostin began the segment, saying as she has on a number of occasions
that she personally is pro-life and does not believe in abortion for any
reason.
"I think our viewers know this. I don't believe in abortion at any time. I
don't believe in any exception to it. I don't believe it --" Hostin began.
"Even incest, rape?" cohost Sara Haines interrupted.
"No, I don't. I don't, and that's considered very radical for many people,
and it's because I'm Catholic and that's my faith," Hostin continued, going
on to note that there are currently six Supreme Court Justices who are also
Catholic.
"So this has always been a very difficult discussion for me, but what is not
difficult for me is the fact that this is an activist Supreme Court and they
should not be deciding the law based on their faith," she added. "Even though
I agree with Alito on the sanctity of life and he is clearly against abortion
because he's had --"
"He has never had to have one. He doesn't have to make those kinds of
decisions," cohost Whoopi Goldberg pushed back.
"The fact that he clearly is using his religion -- and wielding that --"
Hostin kept going as the others continued to interrupt.
"Don't we have separation of church and state?"
"We don't anymore," Goldberg cut in. "We don't anymore."
Behar then suggested that Justice Clarence Thomas ought to have a seance and
contact both Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. "Hello? Do we still
have separation of church and state here? It's in the constitution?" Behar
said.
"It's a First Amendment guarantee and we don't seem to have that anymore,"
Hostin complained.
"We're in a theocracy right now," Behar insisted.
--
"The sky was low and heavy, like the brow of a retarded child."
Supreme Court's ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization,
joining her cohosts on ABC's "The View" in complaining that Justice Samuel
Alito was wielding his religion like a weapon against the people.
Behar and her cohosts, broadcasting live from the Bahamas, address the Dobbs
ruling and the fact that it had overturned the previous rulings held in
landmark abortion cases Roe v. Wade and Planned Parenthood v. Casey -- and
they claimed that the move was the result of an activist Supreme Court
exerting its will over the law.
WATCH:
The View hosts attack Justice Alito for "wielding" his religion
against Americans, Joy Behar laments, "We're in a theocracy now."
pic.twitter.com/LwGD1GUPOX
-- Virginia Kruta (@VAKruta) June 27, 2022
Sunny Hostin began the segment, saying as she has on a number of occasions
that she personally is pro-life and does not believe in abortion for any
reason.
"I think our viewers know this. I don't believe in abortion at any time. I
don't believe in any exception to it. I don't believe it --" Hostin began.
"Even incest, rape?" cohost Sara Haines interrupted.
"No, I don't. I don't, and that's considered very radical for many people,
and it's because I'm Catholic and that's my faith," Hostin continued, going
on to note that there are currently six Supreme Court Justices who are also
Catholic.
"So this has always been a very difficult discussion for me, but what is not
difficult for me is the fact that this is an activist Supreme Court and they
should not be deciding the law based on their faith," she added. "Even though
I agree with Alito on the sanctity of life and he is clearly against abortion
because he's had --"
"He has never had to have one. He doesn't have to make those kinds of
decisions," cohost Whoopi Goldberg pushed back.
"The fact that he clearly is using his religion -- and wielding that --"
Hostin kept going as the others continued to interrupt.
"Don't we have separation of church and state?"
"We don't anymore," Goldberg cut in. "We don't anymore."
Behar then suggested that Justice Clarence Thomas ought to have a seance and
contact both Thomas Jefferson and Alexander Hamilton. "Hello? Do we still
have separation of church and state here? It's in the constitution?" Behar
said.
"It's a First Amendment guarantee and we don't seem to have that anymore,"
Hostin complained.
"We're in a theocracy right now," Behar insisted.
--
"The sky was low and heavy, like the brow of a retarded child."
BTR1701
Jun 28, 2022, 1:13:42 PM6/28/22
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In article <t9f3na$13uiv$2...@dont-email.me>,
Okay, but what if there's a terrorist bombing and a man is blown apart
and part of his testicle is launched 1000 feet and embedded into the
abdomen of a 12-year-old girl who is confined to a wheelchair and she
gets pregnant but a psychopath has threatened to murder her whole family
if she gives birth? No abortion for her, either?!?!?!?!?
and part of his testicle is launched 1000 feet and embedded into the
abdomen of a 12-year-old girl who is confined to a wheelchair and she
gets pregnant but a psychopath has threatened to murder her whole family
if she gives birth? No abortion for her, either?!?!?!?!?
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