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James Fishback: "Abortion doesn't need to be regulated, it doesn't need to be reformed. It has to be abolished. When we fought to end slavery, we didn't say, 'Well, you can own 10 slaves,' or 'You can own slaves up until a certain age.' We fought to end slavery period."

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Matthew Duffy 🌳🪓4 days ago

James Fishback gets more based with every passing day.

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FL Mike4 days ago

This part was good. 💯

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joseph dalton4 days ago

Uh, no, we did not fight to end slavery. Ending slavery was an evolving policy during the war, begun as a military strategy. The slaves were freed 'incidentally' by the war, after Lincoln made offers to allow slavery if only the South would return to the fold...

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Evan Kilgore 🇺🇸4 days ago

👏🏻

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Kivster4 days ago

Compromise: we allow black slavery AND black abortion

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logically illogical4 days ago

He wants the minors he gets pregnant be stuck with his kid. Go figure

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Whatcha care for4 days ago

Fish dick needs to be in jail and never let out!

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