Posted on Sep 3, 2021
Activists are inundating Texas abortion law ‘vigilante’ website with fake tips
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An anti-abortion “vigilante” website in Texas has been inundated with fake tips and spam since the state’s restrictive new bill became law this week.
The US Supreme Court’s conservative majority upheld the Texas abortion law, stripping women of the rights to one beyond six weeks in most cases in the second largest state in the country.
And the Texas Heartbeat Act even allows private citizens to sue abortion providers, or anyone they think is “aiding or abetting” the process, and can receive $10,000 if they win the case.
The US Supreme Court’s conservative majority upheld the Texas abortion law, stripping women of the rights to one beyond six weeks in most cases in the second largest state in the country.
And the Texas Heartbeat Act even allows private citizens to sue abortion providers, or anyone they think is “aiding or abetting” the process, and can receive $10,000 if they win the case.
Activists are inundating Texas abortion law ‘vigilante’ website with fake tips
Posted from independent.co.uk
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I maybe read something somewhere about some people writing some really fancy letters numbers and punctuation marks in a very specific format that makes the magic talk to digital computing devices to do this on an automated schedule over something they referred to as a Vee Pee Enn.
I mean it’s all witchcraft to me, which is legal in Texas. For now, anyway.
I mean it’s all witchcraft to me, which is legal in Texas. For now, anyway.
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