Never Say Never

I guess the real  lesson here is to never say never, right? A few years ago I  couldn't see any possible way that Roe would be "overturned," but today we saw  it happen. There will be a great deal of shrieking and gnashing of teeth and  celebrations and finger pointing and yes, there will be violence because that's  the inevitable result of emotional hemophiliacs (on both sides) not getting  their way on something. Ultimately though,  the Dobbs Ruling is far less impactful on your liberty and rights than other  rulings that have and are still to come. It just happens to be the one that most  people are passionate about, because it's a way to control other peoples  behavior, so it's the one about which the shrieking will be loudest. Personally, I am  still concerned about the  Vega Ruling, which came down on Tuesday and essentially left the status quo in place, creating a huge grey area in which law enforcement may  choose to violate procedure without penalty. To that end, I see our purpose now  is to educate every American as to their rights under the 5th Amendment and how  to deflect the Police from doing so... without penalty. And as a staunch  advocate of the Separation of Church and State, I remain deeply concerned about  the  Kennedy Case, which has not yet been delivered (yes, I realize that by  the time you hear this episode, it may very well have already been ruled upon). In a few weeks,  Americans will head to the polls. democrats will screech for the next months  that ABORTION RIGHTS IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE EVAH! They are  not, but in the context of elections, what actually is important doesn't  matter. My personal position hasn't changed, and I am betting that neither has  anybody else's. What has changed  is that the direction of the country, like a small meteor a billion miles from  earth being nudged ever so slightly by the gravity of a large gas giant, has  changed. Where it impacts  now, is the real question... because, you can never say never when it comes to  something that is inevitable...