Why Texas’s Unconstitutional Abortion Law Can’t Be Found Unconstitutional | The Daily Show
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- Опубликовано: 13 июл 2024
- Exactly how f**ked up on the f**ked up meter is the Texas abortion law? Desi Lydic finds out. #DailyShow #DesiLydic #Abortion
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A) Batman isn't real
B) Batman doesn't exclusively beat up innocent pregnant women
Also people complain about him constantly in the comics there are entire groups of gothamites who HATE him
@@Batman-rq5jm "there are entire groups of gothamites who HATE him"
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Yeah, but I think the opinion of the Joker's goons shouldn't be taken into account here. ;)
@@o.b.7217I guess your right
Except for that one Silver Aged issue where several bank robbers pretended to be pregnant women, thankfully Batman used his detective skills solve the case
who would dare take advantage of a pregnant woman? like what kind of man would victimize a pregnant woman at gun point? sad!
I'm proud of the gender for not laying with this man
May this man never procreate, may he shrivel up and blow away in the wind
IDK, he didn't say that he was straight.
@@albirtarsha5370 think about that
@@albirtarsha5370 True. He could be deeply, painfully, eternally closeted.
Methinks he needs to get l@!d and Texano women may be off the hook. Anyone wanna take one for the team?
I love how the LEAST qualified people to make laws, are the ones making laws
This is America land of the free. So free that you can't do abortion
The sad part is - A lot of politicians are lawyers.
One would think this should make better written laws but it does not, and America is a prime example of that. Instead of containing well defined terminology, the vast majority of the Laws written in America contain 'flowery text' and words that hold little to no common meaning. My prime example of this is 'reasonable,' a word that never should be found in a law book because 'reasonable' is entirely subjective.
Almost as if the entire point is to create that ambiguity in which Lawyers argue and debate!
@@lostbutfreesoul you make a great point. A very sad one, but a great one nonetheless.
it always takes two to tango: this Dickson fellow needed the elected Texan lawmakers to back up his nutty design. it should be unconstitutional to give a private citizen the right to sue another citizen or a corporation for something where the claimant/plaintiff has no beef in. neither his property nor his rights or anything that pertains to the plaintiff is at stake here. this is ludicrous.
@A P He did admit recently that bill was bad. He did have the backing of the Democratic Black Caucus when he helped write it. Funny thing is, the GOP hated the bill because it wasn't tough enough. They thought it was way too lax
Before you know anything about this person, you have a feeling that an incel would come up with this. And then it turned out an incel came up with this and you're still like: surprised Pikachu face.
Neckbeard and all
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Cooraline, YES!!!!! Exactly.
Why did he even bother to mention his virginity?
Wearing the official INCEL uniform.
I love how he chose Batman, because IN-UNIVERSE he was treated as just as dangerous as the villains he was fighting and it took him years to get the general public on his side. Also he's fake and real-life vigilantes normally end up less as Batman, and more of a racist caricature of Punisher.
That's unfair to Punisher. Frank's got principles and knows full-well that he himself deserves to die for what he does. That's why his retirement plan is a bottle of Jack and a .45 ACP.
Heavy on the racist punisher caricature which is in itself funny because Punisher hates racists and cops who idolize him.
There's a reason many cops and their ilk are always putting Punisher stickers and decals on their cars.
If there was an IRL Batman he'd be arrested in seconds. Multiple people have tried "superheroing" for real, most notably in Seattle. At best, it was a bunch of dorks in costume running around breaking up drunken brawls. At worst, masked vigilante Phoenix Jones became a criminal himself. Because crime is a business, while vigilantism isn't. You'd really need billionaire money.
@@jospinner1183... and its canon, part of the character, that the Punisher himself is outright against them. Punisher would not take those actions.
That look to camera when the incel compared himself to Batman.
Priceless.
Except even comic book batman is getting some....
@@leelindsay5618 usually I get upset when I see the same comment on more then one of the comments, but tbh, this time, I’m not.
Conservatives: "FREEDOM!"
Also Conservatives: "Not for you, bumkin."
Welcome to Black America 😃
No Trumpkin ever again might be a new starting point?
@@bypassmobilehelp9571 That is racist. To use a blanket statement about "pale males" is not only racist, but as ignorant as any form of bigotry. I can't apologize for being born as a white male, nor should anyone of any race. The thought in general I have an advantage over anyone in my life just isn't true. I know that's a minority statement, it's also true and not covered under blanket statements. (I suppose white Jewish men have an advantage on this Earth)? Laughable. We can't survive as a Nation if there is an "us" or "them" philosophy...it's gotta be "WE" to succeed, as our history so brutally reminds us from time to time. 🇺🇲🙏✌
@@rickywarner7444 I think that's the point that they were trying to make, hence the quotation marks that imply that it's something that someone else might say. but what do I know
@@chrisstorms7511 no comment...although I can't argue with your question. Thanks for playing though. 🇺🇲
Only difference between Texas Christian Extremist, & Muslim Extremist is one wraps itself in The American Flag & The Bible, while the other uses The Quran. They'll never see it but both sides actually have a lot in common with each other.
I’m Palestinian and I 100% agree! They even look like each other externally. What’s with his hat?
And I oop 😂✊🏻
The other difference is that Muslims will denounce the crazies while Christians keep it all in the family like the worst Thanksgiving dinner ever.
@@cheezykrafts8134 oof as a Christian myself those are some accurate words right there.
@@einkaliber9939 You clearly don’t know the history of Christianity.
As a native Texan this is embarrassing! Literally THE least qualified person to write laws on women's healthcare.
I don't know he could have been Ted Cruz
Sorry, you are forgiven!
But you look like crazy with your hair.
@@pedrojulio1960
Says the dud with no profile pic😂
Add to that his analogy with a fictional, comic book character!
I still dont get how that could possibly be allowed. By the same logic Texas could make a law that lets randos sue people for being inter-racially married, Muslim or criticizing Trump.
Exactly. It's a dangerous precedent for all Americans, including the ones who want to curtail my reproductive rights.
I wouldn't be surprised if this is how they want to implement Jim Crow laws again.
You think they wouldnt do that? But all those things are covered by amendments or directly in the constitution.
Well yeah that's clearly the intent start with abortion then see in a few years what they can get away with. If Trump gets into office again that's his first act. "Anyone who critizes me can be sued and the person who brings the Critisizer in will get $20,000 per person."
Totally agree.
I don't get that reasoning at all.
This dude picked the one hero that literally has trouble being accepted by the general public because of how he chooses to bring "justice"
Right!?! Its a whole area of conflict in 99% of batman media. Batman isn’t the hero the public wants.
The funny thing is, people do complain about batman and point out how much of a criminal he is
Don't forget that he's been rebooted more than any other comic character in the genre, each time with an increasingly unpopular and unsuccessful actor; Batman is the perfect analogy for this.
@@riyadharun9389 Val Kilmer is a more popular and successful actor than George Clooney?
How are your interviewees able to keep their faces straight with you in the same room Desi?🤣🤣
Editing.
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Iirc they basically do two shoots for interviews, one where they're seriously interviewing the person and the other where they're just being silly, then they edit it all together to look like one shoot.
@@PalmelaHanderson imma be honest, I thought the interviewees in this video were actors. Man... I can't believe these are real people who actually exist and actually say these things
So “free state” means having guns, and destroying the environment.
New movie idea: “Escape the Lone Star”.
They have that already, it's called road 96.
This law already when after a woman that had a miscarriage.😳
Richard B, I've got a better movie idea: Texas succeeds from the Union (I'd be happy to see them go), and millions of sane Texans flee the state in a death-march reminiscent of the partitioning of Pakistan from India. The Federal government builds a wall along the entire northern border of Texas; Austin decides it doesn't want to remain part of Texas and so it completely walls itself off from the rest of the state, and the Federal government runs the blockade with airplane flights in-and-out of Austin several times a week. Just like East Berlin and West Berlin being walled off from the rest of Germany when the Russians took control. You could write it as a serious drama; or, considering what passes for education in TX and the ignorant mindset of those who would stay there, you could write it as a biting satire. Budding filmmakers, do your best! Or your worst.....🤔
If at first you don't secede...
Do people really want to relive the wild west because they think they'll be the gunslinging badass?
I like how she ended with the batman reference. spite that guy who tried to 'explain' comics to her XD
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You realize he's an actor right?
@@jeremysmith9694 oh, honey...
@@jeremysmith9694 Look up Mark Lee Dickson. He's the real deal. Lots of news articles about him. Why would he be an actor...
"you might not be the hero that we want, you are the hero that we deserve" batman fans go crazy!!!
@@hikamihise1967 easy spam reports
I was reading this while she was saying it... crazy
batman is boosted and a joke.
batman == joke
Sounds like a right to privacy violation. What about filing stalking charges against these people?
Yeah! And what about _'HIPAA Violations'?_
That's a f***ing fantastic idea
A Handmaid's Tale is on Hulu right now.
It's also playing out in Texas
soo this mean you can create a background check law where people can sue anyone who sell a gun without doing a background check.
Hey now! You might be on to something.
You could actually create a law banning all firearms, as long as it was enforced only via citizen lawsuits. Similarly, you could create a law that bans the practice of any non-Christian religion. You could create a law banning the use of birth control. You could create a law banning a variety of types of speech or expression.
That's why the Texas law is so monumentally dangerous. You can completely circumvent the Constitution.
- Or buys or makes (incl. 3D printer) guns without a background check, and anyone who aids, abets, or transports said buyers, makers, supplies, and products - sue them all, too!
that is why I have a problem with this law, when I first heard about it I thought of all the bad ways it could be used.
That young man who thought about that whole vigilante scheme could play the douchy frat boy on a teen movie, BUT, he's deciding what women can do with their bodies...
But those characters usually are not virgins
You think he could get accepted to the frat? Lol. Not unless frat of incels.
He was definitely raised in a freaky religious family
I've known Mark Lee Dickson for about 12 . Dude hasn't always been like this
I really like the way desi did these interviews… usually she’s a bit too sarcastic and edgy, but this time it wasn’t over the top.. still funny, harsh, yet not over the top. 👍🏼
Maybe, a cat? LOL
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Agree 100% ....
She was definitely over the top in that initial interview
I think Desi decided the situation was so over the top, she couldn't compete.
would be better if they have a law against men who abandon women after making them pregnant, make them responsible. see how fast that changes the law
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I believe it call child support.
"our unpopular and unconstitutional laws kept getting struck down, so here's a vague reference to batman to distract from the shady bs we pulled and are planning to pull" -translated from republican into english
😳😂. Nice job.
Accurate translation
Thanks :D
Was kinda hard in between as non-native speaker^^
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@@MannIchFindKeinName lol yvw
Government should not be involved in any of the PRIVATE conversations between a doctor and patient.
That's the point. For all that conservatives whine about not wanting the government up in their business, they're really keen on legislating what people can do in their bedrooms and doctor's offices.
Laughs in public healthcare
@@Praisethesunson As far as I know, wealthy nations with public healthcare still maintain privacy in medical settings. Doctor-patient confidentiality is still protected.
@@Praisethesunson Then instead of making it illegal why don’t they just exclude abortion from public health coverage (seriously asking and I’m not an American).
I want to know more about Oscar Stilley. He seems to be an interesting fella.
Agree and he seems very witty...fingers crossed that his case may impact the overall legislation 🍀
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Was that the guy She interviewed who is suing even though he disagrees? Because of anyone is like a vigilante it's him. He's purposely disrupting the system to point out the flaws.
Oscar is da MVP #TeamOscar
If memory serves, there was a Supreme Court decision regarding restrictive covenants (essentially provisions in real estate agreements saying “parties promise not to sell or rent to non-whites”) where a similar argument was made that this was something put in place by private parties rather than “state action” where the 14th amendment would apply. The Supreme Court struck down these restrictions essentially saying it became a state action once a judge upheld these covenants in court.
I have been wondering whether or not courts' involvement (as government/state officials) would counteract the concept of the Texas law.
That was a SCOTUS that probably had the interest of the People in mind.
The current one has only the interests of x-tian zealots and corporations in mind.
Yeah, Shelley v. Kraemer. But courts have not been eager to extend the reasoning of the Court in Shelley to any other situations.
There was another one involving liquor licenses being delegated to local churches for final approval. The Supreme Court struck it down by saying that the government could not delegate to private entities that which traditionally belongs to the government to decide.
(I’m stating it poorly, but I’ll find the article and link it.)
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"Nobody complains about batman" literally half of comics (including batman) have a bunch of police trying to capture and punish the superheroes
Exactly.
How does HIPAA not apply to the women's healthcare in these cases?
That is what I was wondering, an abortion provider would have to disclose a woman’ s medical records without her consent to prove she actually had the abortion. Not legal.
How does the fourth amendment not apply to the woman's body too?
I think cause the Dr made a spectacle of it in order to prove a point. I would guess he got his patient's permission.
@@JacksonHoulihan the fourth amendment is about illegal search and seizure..... Doesn't apply here, the drs aren't supposed to be taking anything out, legally speaking.
I mean it would
But I think that would just mean that the doctors can't talk about the cases in court
If someone manages to find out who the doctor is helping you get an abortion, they can still file suit, the doctor just wouldn't be able to tell about it in court.
I think...
You are allowed to take a person off life support if there is no brain activity irregardless of cardiac activity.
Abortion should not be evaluated on a life function that is less than that of a legal DNR status. The fetal brain stem is not mature until the end of the second trimester.
Lack of enough brain function to maintain life makes removing life support legal. Shouldn’t the same criteria be used for abortion in the first trimester?
I have never thought about that, but I agree with your logic. Too bad places like Texas would never agree to that.
Never thought of it that way.
@@florencedoucet4974 you’ve never thought, that’s not surprising.
@@Apparition305 ah, another unfortunate who has yet to think. Try it more often, you may learn a thing or two.
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Hand on heart and swear that you HAD thought of this particular anomaly, before.
Yes?
LIAR!!
Most of the adults I know recognize that Batman is a fantasy. Heck, I knew that when I was watching the Adam West series when I was a child.
He chose a bad example anyway. Lots of people hate Batman
@@no_peace mostly marvel fans but dc fans can get sick of him and his extended roster hogging the spotlight.
@@no_peace Even so, he's also a bad example because (even though he isn't shown to have dealt with abortion) he's not the kind of guy who spends his time staking out Planned Parenthoods and telling women what to do with their bodies. One of the reasons he's one of my favorite heroes :)
@@targetseeker no he means like the people of gotham city and the gotham city police other than the police commissioner often distrust batman because he is an anonymous vigilante who circumvents the legal system.
@@jackando9762 oh i know. It really depends on the continuity. Sometimes Gotham as a whole loves him (Adam West version is the greatest example) or they tolerate him or outright hate him (whenever it's brought up most villains are made because of him or stay active because they're targetting him for the prestige).
I was born and live in Texas and I hate it... 😔 Will have to move out of here pretty soon... 💔
I hope you stay and vote out these fools in power
@@DadWithAnIpad not anymore. Taxes are through the roof, shootings on a daily basis, insecurity raising. I used to love living here, but I'm running out of things to love very quick. 😔
@@GrimmJaw671 no way on voting them out, people here are becoming more idiotic by the second, "vote for Ted Cruz idiotic...". I live in El Paso, one of the most "democratic" cities in Texas and you couldn't believe the comments I hear from people... 🤦♀️
@@MinJi_Scarlett it doesn't mean it's not Texas, and that reflects here even though it is the Border, unless you live here you don't have much to say as to what this region is like...
*Hey Liberals, let us never forget that YOU brought us here! YOU got Trump (re)elected* (who appointed 3 Supreme Court Judges (so far)), *the very second you chose not to vote for the best presidential candidate we've ever had (Bernie Sanders)!*
Instead you voted for the worst of the worst... Hillary Rodham Clinton and Joe Robinette Biden. Two corrupt, neoliberal, sociopathic Republikkkans that could not care let about us! Thus, YOU DID THIS!
And your Republikkkan Queen Hillary chose a "Pro-Life" Republikkkan (Tim Kaine) as her running mate!
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Bernie could offer Republikkkan scumbags like Sinema, Manchin special projects for their respective states, and if they'd still obstruct Bernie's agenda (which happens to be the American People's Agenda), he'd use the stick.
Bernie would have an approval rating of 80-90, whereas the approval rating of Republikkkan scumbags like Manchin/Sinema is in their 30s, which means he could destroy them when they're up for reelection by supporting someone to their left!
If I was an unpopular Republikkkan POS and my president that I'm obstructing is incredible popular, I'd think twice whether I'll keep obstructing this guy's agenda!
*This is how you play politics! And* this is *how the social Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt passed his agenda! He was that popular that he won 4 elections! The Republikkkans literally had to come up with term limits in order to prevent the Democrats from permanently winning elections!*
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*And if you vote for corrupt, neoliberal, sociopathic do-nothing Republikkkans* (Obama, Biden, Pelosi, Clinton, etc.) *you'll get even more corrupt, even more sociopathic do-nothing Republikkkans* (McConnell, Cruz, Graham, etc.) *or outright lunatics (Trump, Marjorie Taylor Green, Lauren Boebert)!*
Texas republicans just love to re-live those "50s.....
Not even the real 50s, just a massively idealised version of that time that never really existed.
Whata the difference between this and covid mandates
@@wacotexasmayor4573 Has anyone been sued for $10,000 dollars over not getting vaccinated? 🤔
@@TooBadThatDidntKillMe yea called losing your job if u dont dont follow the mandate
@@wacotexasmayor4573 So surgeons shouldn't have to wear masks or gloves when operating on you? 🤔
I like how the correspondents are back to going out and investigating. Also I probably shouldn't be surprised this thing was started by a guy who knows NOTHING about women and getting pregnant.
There needs to be a class action lawsuit against Texas by women in Texas who oppose anti abortion legislation.
The problem is the law specifically takes the government out of it. They throw judges under the bus to enforce this so you have to sue the judges which hasn't really been done. Why the Supreme Court should've just ruled if it's actually constitutional or not before allowing it to take affect. They also wrote a provision to allow you to still be sued while it awaits Supreme Court action. So right now I could sue someone and win then later the Supreme Court rules its unconstitutional it doesn't come back against me.
@@bobhanson1037 ,
They should have put an injunction in place, till they could get around to reviewing it.
That was the normal way of handling these things... and why the fact it was not done so is bizarre.
@@lostbutfreesoul completely agree with you. If it was ok anything else such as guns they would have done it.
I'm from a country that is typically considered "third-world". But when I told my mother about this law in the USA, she just couldn't fathom it. Her words were "Even if I don't want it they can force me? Even if I'm unmarried and poor?"
And I felt that.
This and many other things should show you exactly what this "first world country" is. It's not a golden land.
Couldn't it be argued in court that the State has deputized their citizens to enforce the law?
I think they get around that by using civil lawsuits.
In effect the state is still enforcing the law, it's just that the mechanism has changed.
Theres also a provision in law that states you are not allowed to file suit for something in which you are not directly affected or involved in. But...you know...Texas
Would be a lot easier if US courts were actually impartial and not stacked with Republicans.
Yes, and there's precedence cases about that. That's what it will boil down to and should - despite a lunatic far right wing majority at the SCOTUS - the SCOTUS find as it did in the past, this law is unconstitutional because a state can not relegate power to everyone.
Since TX is OK with legalized vigilantism, then other states should pass similar laws about gun control. We can play this game too!
I was just thinking about that. Add mask and vaccine mandates to that as well
@@qirongsun1097 People are already being vigilantes about masks and vaccines. You don't have a problem with that, so don't have a problem with this either.
@@boredom2go they have no legal power, and I'm not okay with either vigilantism. It's just that with conservatives outnumbering the liberals 6-3 in the supreme court, I have bleak hope
@@qirongsun1097 They don't need legal power. Threats are enough. They publicly shame people and then threaten their employers. At some point one of them is going to do it to the wrong person, and they'll get shot in the face.
@@boredom2go why did we need to give legal power to anti abortion advocates then. They can just threaten women, and they'll get shot in the face when they go too far in restricting woman's rights
Oscar the hero we don't want but the hero we deserve 😹😹
Texas law could allow other states to pass similar laws that allow or authorizing vigilantes to sue gun sellers and buyers.😂
Is there a bounty for taking that guy to fashion court over his beard and his hat?
Hey, that beard and hat combo worked for Fred Durst >.> I'm surprised this guy isn't rollin' rollin' rollin' in women.
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@saki184 why? they turn you on too much?
@@andrewthezeppo LOL
Just imagine Dems doing this with guns, how Republicans would feel about that
Sweetie, what's your point? How does your comment factor into abortion rights? Goofballs on here.
Yeah, apparently we can just make up any law and deputize private citizens to enforce it! Make it illegal to wear orange! Make it illegal to _eat_ oranges! Nothing matters anymore, evidently!
@@Fralexion haha imagine you living in Texas! Craziness I tell you!
@@foul-mouthfarrah1158 Guns kills people!
@@hartubmoses9685 and abortion kills the unborn🤣
As if I didn't even need any more reasons to hate the entire state of Texas
Because they’re trying to prevent unborn humans from being killed?
Also isn't vigilantism illegal?
You are more concerned about vigilantism than the death of another? Makes sense
@@henrychukwu1080 clumps of cells does not equal a human. Go back to school
@Adrian when life begins is the crux of the argument and in biology life begins at conception
The existence of Mark Lee Dickson is one of the best pro-abortion arguments I've ever seen.
I wanna point out that Bruce Wayne in the comics finacially supported free clinics and was pro-abortion.
Not even pro-choice, huh?
When he saw a pregnant woman, he was like, "you should definitely get an abortion!"
*pro-choice
They go this far for ensuring a child is born but then dont support programs to help those kids
Like now, Repubs will not even vote on the Biden bill to help children live better lives, their hypocrisy is exhausting.
Why does it feel like with every report on issues like this there's always some bullcrap reason why we're all meant to feel hopeless because we can't do anything about it? It's starting to feel like that's all by design...
Always has been
likely because it is. the profit motive is fundamentally opposed to democracy and ethical behavior
There's a psychological phenomenon of learned helplessness, where after you have experienced too often that you can't improve a situation, you will completely stop trying, even in instances where there's a clearly visible route to succeeding.
I realy dont know if this guy at 6:20 is a genius or a crazy person. The guy who thinks is batman though , is a crazy person 100%
Why not both? A mad genius if you will.
He's absolutely both. By being the face of a faceless law, he's throwing himself on the sword as it were. Genius, but only a madman would absolutely do it.
Agreed
But the man who thinks is a woman is sane
Grendel's den case is best precedent to overrule this law. In that case the supreme court ruled that the state cannot delegate enforcement of laws to private 3rd parties
You know what happened to Grendel. And then his mama came to make a fuss (probably the original Karen) and Beowulf... you know.
@@sealyoness lol nerds r us
Dezi it is Curious no one considers this similar to how German communities were encouraged into becoming informants on neighbors activities ... or how outside state sources employing observers to track who in the public interacts with who - new job niche in the making
“Everyone loves Batman”
WELL. With that sound logic, I think we are done here…..
*walks outside and screams at sky*
We should give bounties for reporting people who are unvaccinated for COVID.
Oh u should mind your own business
@@lonnieknight9187 unvaccinated people spreading disease is EVERYONE's business.
@@lonnieknight9187 Until a woman's pregnancy infects other people (including men, and children) with spontaneous babies, you have no leg to stand on.
@@TommyJonesProductions vaccinated ppl still catching covid and spreading it
@@pambronson4467 this is what I mean about not minding your business
So can we hire a vigilante to take this guy out😂
I loved her reaction when he was talking about how the abortion law made bounty hunters seem similar to Batman 😂 it was priceless.
why shouldn't a bunch of states use this law to create a laundry list of "vigilante laws" for progressive agenda items? We'd see how they feel about this model at that point.
That's called California.
@@dewaldt8104 Not yet! :3
What's needed is a _federal_ law forbidding states to abet frivolous lawsuits.
In that case many states will secede.
@@mr.greengold8236 states do not have a right to secede ... and advocating secession is illegal btw
@@someguy79 who's says its illegal? The federal law?? That's what's being challenged. And who says what rights States have or not??
All will melt down if 50+% of Americans want to secede.
I don't think so. By no coincidence, most of the secession-prone states are the recipient states of federal largesse. That is, they get more money from Uncle Sam than they pay in. The members of any new Confederacy would be even more strapped than they already are. And of course there's also that other thing...
@@georgedunn320 as of now, give some more time. Woke states like California are going broke. That's why there's mass exodus to Texas.
Go down this road and you'll have the equations reversed. Also Americans would rather have their conservative values than be a tad rich.
I feel sick to my stomach to have been born in that disgusting hate filled oppressive state there is no bribe or anything in all of existence you could offer me to even step foot in that state for 0.5 seconds not even the funeral of a family member
Texas is standing up for innocent unborn lives.
@@erikbedard713 All the while voting against children already here on earth, that's BS, they don't give a rip about babies, children or anyone else.
@@hartubmoses9685 That's a red herring. If you feel that born children are being mistreated then that's something to be addressed. But, you don't just sweep the problem under the rug by killing the child and taking the easy way out.
Maybe we need to start suing anyone breaking any law in the courts to overwhelm the system and to force the issue of whether it’s legal or not to rely on vigilantes to enforce the laws.
Feel like this guy doesn't get the point of Batman
Wonder if that, and his misunderstanding of woman, go together....
Like, can you be that oblivious to realities that you can't even see the fictional one's correctly?
Someone get Desi and this team an Emmy. Thanks Daily Show!
The lack of self awareness
That actually put a smile on my face. Hope everything goes will.
Spoilers alert:
It won't
For all Non-Texans: We don't really claim East Texas. In fact, most call it "West Louisiana."
I call it "Inbredistan"
😂🤣
What happens if women start moving out of Texas in greater numbers than those that stay or move in? That is going to be interesting 😳.
Texas Law Maker, _Jake Fapper_ won't be too fazed by that...
He never could figure out what the hype was about having a relationship with another human being...
Let alone a female...
They are free to move to Norway if they want to. Then they will experience what the free world looks like.
If they found a way to word a law that bypasses the constitution can other states do the same to ban guns? Then all those Christian gun owners that support the abortion law can thank themselves for giving others the idea to bypass the constitution with new gun laws? I mean I'm not a lawyer or even remotely qualified for any say in this but, Seems that doesn't really matter at this point.
The fear of some can't trump the rights of All
well, clearly, being unqualified makes you the best person to come up with this... as per texas apparently
They won't blame Texas and the Republicans they will blame Democrats as usual
I'm pretty sure that if Batman existed in real life, SOME people might have some problems with his whole operation.
Especially his tight outfit. Oh don't forget about the Mask freedom thing.
In real life there’d be lots of civilians caught up in his collateral damage and there’d be questions about the guilt and innocence of who he’s going after.
Well he is a billionaire that does every thing he wants with no regards to laws, no commitments to anybody, collect data and spy on people. Has his own personal space program. Tortures people. And apparently have problems with contraceptions.
So I guess he would be accepted nay heralded by right wingers.
Y'know, there are many perfectly nice adult virgins in the world. I hope nobody thinks that Mark Dickson is representative of most of them. There's enough of a social stigma attached to virginity without a guy like that adding to the negative impression.
Personally, I don't quite get why it's a source of shame. And I'd say that Dickson has plenty more relevant things to be ashamed of. Frankly, I'm not sure why he brought it up. I guess he feels like it gives him some kind of high ground. It certainly doesn't help his case as much as he apparently thought it would.
I doubt he brought it up out of the blue. He was probably asked whether he’s ever gotten someone pregnant.
@@jadranlee5440 In that case, seems like he coulda just said "no".
@@JoeEnglandShow True, but Desi Lydic is too crafty of an interviewer to leave it at that. Like Borat, she wants these guys to sound foolish, so I'm guessing she would ask - "Really? How can you be 100% SURE that you NEVER EVER got a girl pregnant? Maybe she didn't tell you because she got an abortion?".
But I agree with your more general point that our culture needlessly shames adult virgins, many of whom are probably perfectly nice people.
Haha the, "Oscar Stilley," guy, whatever his, "legal issues," actually did something pretty brilliant. 👍
And I think she's somewhat inaccurate about what he's trying to do. He's saying that crafting a law like SB8 to evade judicial scrutiny can really hurt other constitutional protections; she's making him seem like a freedom freak.
@@s.howard9404 one of the amicus briefs submitted was about how this same model could even be used to invalidate the 2nd amendment.
@@MC-pt8kv While the outcome would be overall beneficial, it certainly is illegal. Allowing a method of circumvention of judicial review to stand would be dangerous.
i was livid with Oscar till i heard him speak. now he is my hero.
Same!
The hero we needed before we even realized it...
😎👍🏼
GQP moving us closer and closer to fascism.
Yee haw.
It's really f@cked up that a small group of misogynistic, hypocritical, old white men are in charge of making laws against women, but you know when they get their mistresses, interns and secretaries pregnant they'll have no problem getting an abortion right up until the day of delivery.
@@k.j.paasche6523 Abortion in and around the due date, is called a c-section, so im not sure why anyone would have a problem with it.
Is this guy real? This isn't parody? Reality has officially jumped the shark.
why is it so difficult to let a woman choose whether or not she can handle being pregnant, childbirth, raising a child? Not to mention if guys could get pregnant this wouldn’t be up for discussion.
He should be concerned about state lawmakers that are cutting benefits that help mothers and their children (maternity leave, affordable daycare, head start programs, access to nutrition, housing) that’s being pro-life, not just pro-birth. You don’t want those “girls” suffering once they get here do you?
Only 2% of Americans actually adopt, thousands of children languish in foster care. In America 50% of the homeless population and 80% of prison inmates can be traced back to the foster care system.
Of the over 400,000 children in foster care in the U.S., 114,556 cannot be returned to their families and are waiting to be adopted. Among these children, males outnumber females, African American children are disproportionately represented, and over half are 6 years old or older. once they grow too old for the child welfare system?
The sad truth is that many grown-up foster children end up homeless and on the streets
Some women are unable to carry a fetus full term. Looks like the law will come after these unlucky women.😥
That actually happened fairly often BEFORE Roe v Wade
Batman is also not real and the people and police in Gotham go from loving him to hating him every five minutes.
@3:37 🤣😅😂 "It's all coming together now."
Completely embarrassing. Disgraceful. Shameful.
Dems better start passing laws like this against guns!
But this is also a kind of voter intimidation. It paves the path to voter intimidation. That is the one question ACB refused to answer about I found most disturbing.
Well to bring this sort of civil matter into court, as a plaintiff, you have to show you have basis for your claim of being harmed or damaged. A vigilante lacks any basis for their bringing suit. Case closed.
lets hope this works. the whole concept of this law is absurd
For this law actually there’s a certain section that states the bill doesn’t set a requirement of injury so I’m assuming it doesn’t have to directly or indirectly harm you. You can sue if you find that a provider aided in an abortion
@@yitzhaktolentino4214 So what exactly forms the basis of standing in court to bring suit - a faulty Texas law that provides meritless grounds to file suit because it claims anyone can just do so?
@@lawrencesawicki2292 yeah literally that’s the point of the law, it deputizes citizens of the United States to bring suit to the abortion provider. As the video states, a lawyer from Arkansas who doesn’t live in Texas and isn’t effected by the abortion provider can bring suit.
"Bro, you sure you want to wear a backwards baseball cap to your network interview?"
"Bro... it's corduroy, duh."
XD lol
Mark Lee Dickson's SMIRK as he discusses his genius plan to harm women is so Chad.
The first guy looks like someone who is taking revenge on all women because he got badly rejected by a girl once
So did anybody notice that Desi made a Dark Knight reference at the end?
Never underestimate the power of a disgraced tax fraudster on home confinement with literally NOTHING ELSE TO DO!,🤣🤣
A man shouldn't be allowed to sign or decide on such matters in the first place. They can have their opinion of course and that doesn't mean they have any right to enforce laws for it
Men, just as well as women have the equal responsibility to protect unborn lives.
@@erikbedard713 wow finally, there is someone with a right mind in the comment section ....
@@ochanchin9995 Thank you
@@ochanchin9995 Yeah, unsurprisingly, even most Republicans don't like this law. You'll have a hard time finding many people with a mind like yours.
Love her tactful honesty and how she was getting right to the point. Great interviews
By this logic , hiring a hitman in Texas should be legal.
Who knows what Abbott's next EO will be...
Nah! No need for a hitman. Just do it yourself and when you get arrested your defense can be: I’m Batman!
It is.
“What kind of mind came up with this?”
“Could it beeeeeee… Satan?”
If Batman were real, he would be arrested, and indeed, I'm pretty sure the law hasn't always been thrilled with Batman in cannon. That's what that idiot failed to realize.
it's funny... MOST states require Bounty hunters to be licensed... but I guess in this case... - sad
Is this real? Because it sounds so ridiculous it's hard to believe this is actually how this person thinks.
My 3 year old looks at my screen "What are you watching? Scary stuff?"
Me: "No, just the news"
Messing with the Supreme Court stages is detrimental for the nation 🚽
I pray in November this is overruled
We should all pick a doctor in TX to sue? I don't know if the preformed an Abortion but I heard they did?
I have wondered about this too. What if prochoice activists just inundate the Texas courts. Imagine just how many lawsuits there could be around one terminated pregnancy. Can the impregnator be sued? There cannot be an abortion if there is no pregnancy so doesn’t that mean impregnators facilitate abortions?
@@rtd1791 I like the way you think. 😁
I complain about Batman’s brand of justice at every Pawnee Town Hall meeting.
This whole interview feels like a skit the reporter using profanity, making jokes about the guy being an incel and the last guy acting so animated it's literal cringe . Can't wait for south Park to make an episode about this
Personhood is properly defined by membership in the human species, not by stage of development within that species.
And? Nobody’s personhood grants them a right to my body. Period.
That can’t be legal- because some interns/nurses/doctors have to stay at particular hospital and have to work there- under contractual obligations- so for a “random” law to just be introduced into already existing contracts- like uh no- doctors/aka anyone helping - should be grandfathered and pardoned since they were “under oath” previous to the messed up law.
Tell me you never watched Batman without telling me you never watched Batman
LOVE the look to the camera on the Batman comment....Ah it’s all coming together now! 🤣😱🤦🏾♀️