Agent505

It's time to address the elephant in the room, assuming your room is the size of one Earth. A week later, Roe vs Wade has been declared obsolete - and frankly, I'm not all that surprised that something substantial would occur at the Supreme Court. I'm not suprised in the least now that all the rational judges have died or moved on and those who have attempted to replace them have brought in a different frame of mind than that of the public perception, social interest, or otherwise. Could someone like the Notorious RBG be replaced? No idea. Yet, the guy who put some of those newer judges there doesn't seem to have anyone's interest in mind than his own, yet I still can't figure out how women being unable to have legal abortions will in any way benefit him... unless it effectively removes his seed from pots. ...Maybe I'm a little bitter that the women's movement in this country has taken a serious blow backwards. It's taken me a long time to decide if I was ever pro-choice

Perhaps a bigger news story has occured today, now that Roe verses Wade has been overturned. That's a serious blow to women's rights. But I'm going to focus on a story closer to home, one that is deeply personal and deeply painful. My favorite restaurant is closing. Yeah yeah yeah, check your priorities you say, I know. I was planning to write this yesterday and I don't have a uterus, so I'm just going to proceed as I planned. That, and I've been going to Vina's since I was six, and I've got photos - I don't have anything else to write about as it is. Sounds a little misconstruted, but here we are. ..... At any rate, I'm inclined to think change is a good thing, and ironically, it's a constant in most people's lives. It's a good thing when that bully that picked on me constantly moved out. It's a good thing when the old crank neighbor moved into an old folk's home and stopped harassing the neighborhood. It's a good thing when that ice cream shop moved in and displaced the