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What is this thread even about? Do they have abortion in Iran? Are we going to war with Iran to force them to stop abortions or to force them to provide abortions?
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What is this thread even about? Do they have abortion in Iran? Are we going to war with Iran to force them to stop abortions or to force them to provide abortions?
I'm not talking about actual butterflies, folks! The butterflies represent someone else. The term 'butterfly effect' ring a bell?
I will another stab at it. The OP is saying that Nebraska and Wyoming flapped their wings in 2016 as well as many other states did and as a result Trump won the election. With a Republican in office ti has given the Right which is usually pro life an edge to limit a woman's Right to have an abortion. The other angle is that since Trump is in office thanks to that butterfly we might be looking at a war in the near future with Iran.
There are of course consequences both positive and negative whenever a butterfly flaps its wings and we saw this effect with Obama and every President before him. Of course if Hillary would have won in 2016 we would not have had to worry about butterfly's because she would have led us into the Light of an amazing Liberal utopia...
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