Aside from the obvious
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Since states can still allow abortions, this means that a lot liberals will fuck off right back to their blue states (God-willing).
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It's not enough for states to ban abortions, though; they must criminalize it, because people are already talking about driving over state lines, getting an abortion, and then coming right back. Criminalizing it means that the person will be wanted in that state, and at the very least, cannot return. This should help make it that liberals MOVE out of red states altogether.
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Men and women will be more conscious about having unprotected sex. Hopefully, they'll look for serious relationships that will lead to marriage (won't hold my breath, though). Overall, it should lead to less degeneracy.
So if a state legalizes murder, people can just take others to that state, kill them, come back, nothing would happen to the killer.
I can't believe you think this. LOOLOLOLOOLOLOOOOOLOLOLOLOLOOLOOOOOLLOOL
If North Carolina legalized murder and someone from South Carolina went there to murder someone, SC can’t do shit because the incident wasn’t committed there, it is in fact a federal issue because it was interstate.
An old example of this was back in the 80s, some states used to have the drinking age at 18, and high school seniors would cross state lines to drink and the states where the age wasn’t 18 couldn’t do anything about it, it was the federal government who decided to do something about it because of the massive amounts of DUI and car accidents (that being make a law to take away the highway funding of any state who didn’t raise the drinking age to 21).
It’s the same thing with weed, if you go to somewhere that weed is legal and you go smoke weed there and the weed stays there, the state where weed is illegal can’t do shit about it.
States can’t make other states enforce their laws.
Stupid, contrived example since no state would ever legalize murder.
You're a dumbass who doesn't know how jurisdiction works. The location of the murder is not the sole ground for jurisdiction. ANY state where ANY part of the murder was planned would be included, so you could be charged in your home state. You could also be charged federally. I've seen cases where people go to OTHER COUNTRIES to kill their partner, and then they come back and get charged with murder in the US.
Ummmmmm, the whole point of this thread is that the Supreme Court ruled that states don't HAVE to legalize murder.
Now, it's up to the states whether or not to keep murder legal or write laws against it.