50 years after Roe v. Wade, we’re closer than ever to a virtual ban in many states. Not because of protests or media, but smart lawyers designing hurdles legislators can use that pass court muster.
For 50 years, most progressive victories have been won in the courts, and not the legislature. Given the Electoral College and where our courts are, they’re not got going to be there for the progressive side for at least a generation now.
So whatever anyone’s hangup is for voting in November (should we get that opportunity), remember - it’s a choice for what court your kids will live under. Who do you want selecting RBG’s successor?
A question to ponder: The year is 1520, Portugal is still very rich and very powerful - How do you imagine Portugal in 50 years?
Portugal was a superpower in its day. No doubt the Portuguese envisaged that situation lasting forever.
Besides, you can't run society like this for long so eventually it resolves somehow. Hopefully the "somehow" isn't terribly unpleasant and we are still intact.