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OPINION: The pro-lifers of Arkansas are very aware that if abortion gets on the ballot, it'll pass. Lawmakers dictating people's medical business is very unpopular
By and large, most Americans are prochoice and that holds true in Arkansas. If we can just get younger voters to register and show up, we can overturn the anti-choice law that makes being a woman in this state harder than it already is.
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Christians don't wanna fix the world's problems, they just want Jesus to take them away from said world's problems CW mentions of suicidal thoughts
It's been said before but them reacting to death and disaster with a morbid eagerness just got me pissed off again. Back when I was a Christian, I was so frightened and worried. Every time I heard about war or someone mentioned "sign of the times" I just wanted God to get it over with and start the Rapture. It felt like an invisible guillotine blade was perpetually hanging over me and I just wanted to die so I didn't have to worry about it anymore. At the same time, I was scared to die, so I was trapped between too scared to live but too scared to commit suicide even as the thought flitted through my head (then I felt bad for even pondering suicide cuz God would see that and hate it). Yeah, no wonder I'm on meds these days to stabilize my mental health. Thanks, Christianity/s