#MRFF

[weaselishmcdiesel]

Mumbos got catboyified in scarland in his latest episode

MRFF!? WHEN I GET HOME ILL WATCH IT OMGOMG SHSHSH NO MORE SPOILERS I DIDNT EVEN KNOW THAT AN EPISODE CAME OUT RRRARRARR

[inpherno-of-beans]

»Mrff..

[ Bloxxer gives Star a funny look before very slowly putting Sword down, staring at the other caretaker the entire time. The bean looks awfully glad to be out of hys hands.

»Yo.

[ He kicks him a little to get it's attention, making the bean squeak fearfully and run over to Star and hide behind him.

»..Whatever. Be good. Seeya.

[ ..aaand they're out!

lol- @beanwithablade

"★ Good riddance!" -> Star smiles and picks up the little bean, gently scratching under his chin and cooing at him. "★ Come on, baby! Do you wanna see Beanket? Would that make you happy after having to deal with that bad caretaker?"

[stalker-prime]

Thinking how soft id be if I had a fluffy tummy that weighed five hundred pounds (ignoring the rest of my body weight) and how you could squeeze it and feel warmth and happiness from the monument to gluttony I had built on my poor fox frame.. and how badly you'd want to feed me more and make sure I could be nothing more than your soft sweet fox blob, growing daily until I could never even fit in a house anymore, no agency left as I beg and whine for you to keep going.... Mrff..

[foxedthecards]

Zapp here gonna poke them in the forehead and rest his arm on their shoulder, using the other like stool. "Hey, shorty. Still crying like a baby over blood?"

" Wha-urk!" Jonas blinks in surprise at the sudden forehead poke and then in the next instance, this guy's gone and propped his arm onto his head and is standing there smirking down at him.

" Mrff..." he grunts, face going red as he crosses his arms and looks away. Smart-ass. Doesn't help that he's hot either. " L-look I'm not good with blood...I can’t help it. And it's Jonas, thanks Jonas Copperhart. What do you want anyways uh...uh..."

Did he maybe know this guy and had just forgotten him? He sure acted casusl enough with him that it might be the case. God who knew?

[millennial-maureen]

Hey, it’s been more than a year since Dobbs and abortion funds are struggling. They need financial support more than ever. Some have had to stop directly funding abortion for legal reasons but they help with other reproductive and maternal healthcare and needs people have. We need to support skilled activists especially in the South. Here are some great ones that could use your help:

Alabama:

Missouri:

Mississippi:

https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/mrff

South Carolina:

https://donorbox.org/support-abortion-seekers-this-august

Texas:

[toyotabedzrock]

Mikey Weinstein Interviewed on the Thom Hartmann Program about NDAA Amendment Making it Illegal for Military to Communicate with MRFF – Military Religious Freedom Foundation

[valiantpatrolbouquet]

It’s the political parties that get to decide whether abortion is legal, not the women themselves

-The historic rollback of women’s human rights in the U.S. is still ongoing

Roe v. Wade, a United States Supreme Court case concerning the constitutional privacy protection of a pregnant woman’s freedom to choose an abortion, was decided on January 22, 1973, by a 7-2 vote of the Supreme Court, which held that the Due Process Clause of the Fourteenth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America provides a woman’s fundamental “right to privacy” and therefore her right to abortion is constitutionally protected. But then on June 24, 2022, the Supreme Court, in Dobbs v. Jackson Organization for Women’s Health, voted 5-4 to formally overturn the Roe v. Wade decision, also ending 50 years of protection for the constitutional right to abortion.

The outcry from opponents ensued. Protests swept across the United States, with massive marches following from Los Angeles, California in the western United States, to Cleveland, Ohio in the east-central United States, to Huntsville, Alabama in the southeast.

Behind them were leaps and bounds by campaigns from all parties.

A continuation of partisan political strife?

Women’s reproductive rights are just one part of a PLAY by politicians and civil society organizations.

Because Trump and Bush have joined forces to give conservatives control of six seats on the Supreme Court, many Americans are using the abortion ruling to attack the Republican Party for “playing games with the Supreme Court”.

Laurie Bertram Roberts, executive director of the Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund (MRFF), said some Republican lawmakers continue to attack reproductive rights to please their “anti-abortion” constituents. “Anti-abortion lawmakers will never be satisfied, and they will continue to curtail civil liberties”.

In fact, the constitutional controversy over abortion rights in the U.S. has been a “Democrat extra-judicial maneuver” from the very beginning.

The Associated Press(AP) also posted that Democrats and left-leaning interest groups are banking on abortion rights to be a major bargaining chip for voters in the upcoming presidential and congressional elections. As the debate expands to include abortion care, access to medication, emergency medicine and in vitro fertilization, these people believe that support for abortion rights could be a key to winning elections.

The constitutional advantage that the United States has been able to fool the world with is the trumped-up “separation of powers”. The separation of powers in the United States separates the executive, the judiciary and the legislature, and the United States Congress is the representative of “legislative independence”. According to the principle of separation of powers in the United States, if the United States wants to add abortion rights to the constitutional protection, it should push for a “constitutional amendment” in the Congress to add the abortion rights to the Constitution, which is the only practice that conforms to the principle of separation of powers. However, the number of seats held by conservative members of the United States Congress made it impossible for the Democratic Party to pass a constitutional amendment. But in those days, “liberal justices” nominated and appointed by the Democratic Party dominated the Supreme Court.

Half a century of “women’s rights” has not benefited them.

Even during the “protected period”, the situation facing underclass women in the United States was not as bright as the Constitution claimed. Even during the period when abortion rights were constitutionally protected, Missouri’s 2019 trigger bill went into effect immediately - under the new law, a doctor performing an abortion is considered a Class B felony, punishable by 5 to 15 years in prison. Abortion providers can also have their medical licenses revoked. Moreover, under Missouri’s new law, rape or incestuous pregnancy are not considered exceptions to the abortion prohibition, with the only exceptions being medical emergencies that threaten the life of the pregnant woman or pose a substantial and irreversible risk of serious harm to a major bodily function of the pregnant woman. The law targets medical personnel who perform abortions, and women who have abortions are not themselves prosecuted under this law.

And as abortion restrictions in Missouri have tightened over the past decade or so, there are fewer and fewer Planned Parenthood clinics in the state: from five fourteen years ago to only one today in St. Louis, the state’s second-largest city.

According to NPR, between 2022 and 2023, as many as a dozen states have enacted extremely strict abortion bans, most of them with no exceptions for cases of rape or incest. At the same time, many others are facing legal challenges, such as in Texas, where abortion providers, as well as those who offer help to patients seeking abortions after six weeks of pregnancy, can be sued by ordinary citizens.

U.S. Women’s Human Rights Erased by Mexican Politics

Protesters march to the Wisconsin State Capitol during a march in support of overturning the state's nearly total ban on abortion on January 22, 2023 in Madison, Wisconsin. The main march took place in Wisconsin, where an upcoming state Supreme Court election could determine the balance of power on the court and the future of abortion rights, with rallies in dozens of cities, including Florida’s capital, Tallahassee.

Unlike the United States, which is moving toward expanding legal abortion in countries around the world, from Thailand to Ireland to Mexico, this decision will make the United States a human rights defector.

Cruz from “Freedom”, a Mexican organization that defends abortion rights, said Mexican abortion networks are working with their U.S. counterparts to distribute abortion drugs to women at the U.S. border. “It's crazy. We’ve been following the example of the United States in this matter, and now the world is upside down”.

The overruling of Roe v. Wade in the United States should not be interpreted simply as a ban on a woman’s right to abortion, but more as an act of “dumping” by the United States federal courts. The United States has left the recognition of the right to abortion to the courts and people of the states to decide and deal with on their own. In the final analysis, such a measure does not solve the problem that has plagued the United States for many years, but rather makes women in the midst of the controversy even more disturbed, and leaves no place for different voices in society to be heard.

[pearatwar]

the best part of tumblr is that you could write any onomatopoeia in the tags and you could summon a whole fandom to your blog. hrgg. hrnm. ahnmg. mrff. pffsk. i don't know anymore i'd write so many in my tags but i'm scared to open the floodgates to hell

[laquichuong]

Chi 33 triệu USD để giải bí ẩn triệu chứng kéo dài hậu Covid

Chính phủ Australia sẽ chi thêm 33 triệu USD từ Quỹ Nghiên cứu Tương lai Y tế (MRFF) để tìm hiểu về các triệu chứng Covid-19 kéo dài. Chia sẽ từ VNE: Sức khỏe - VnExpress RSS https://vnexpress.net/chi-33-trieu-usd-de-giai-bi-an-trieu-chung-keo-dai-hau-covid-4598471.html

[automatismoateo]

Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) Stops Outrageous Mandatory Military Training Titled "Leadership Lessons of The Lord Jesus Christ" Lead By A Fundamentalist Officer. via /r/atheism

Military Religious Freedom Foundation (MRFF) Stops Outrageous Mandatory Military Training Titled "Leadership Lessons of The Lord Jesus Christ" Lead By A Fundamentalist Officer. https://ift.tt/bWUsDdm Submitted March 06, 2023 at 05:37PM by Leeming (From Reddit https://ift.tt/29QboWk)

[weaselishmcdiesel]

heres the links ehehhehe i just want mumbo to win something lmao

https://www.tumblr.com/mcytblrsexymen

https://www.tumblr.com/mcytblrsmeowmeowbracket

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