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What do you believe that most people of your political creed don't? (lemmy.ml)

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Just wanted to prove that political diversity ain't dead. Remember, don't downvote for disagreements.

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[–] straightjorkin 4 points 1 day ago (1 children)

I'd argue the pandemic is what fixed the dmv, not running it like a business.
It's often lost that in the pro-choice conversation, chosing to keep the pregnancy is also a valid choice.

[–] RBWells 0 points 1 day ago

The improvements preceded COVID by a decade, COVID actually fucked it up for awhile because it relies on in person visits. It was definitely the "run your government like a business" Republican guys that fixed it.

And yes on #2. Pro choice implies, well, choice. But being personally uncomfortable with abortion seems to annoy people even though I'm not telling them what to do. Like I have to have the right feelings about it.