State to offer 'Choose Life' anti-abortion license plates

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I don’t understand how they can be illegal in the first place. Or is it because the State is handing out license plates that support a movement against a legal procedure? Can you only have certain license plates from the State? I don’t think it’s fair if you can’t have a “Vote Democrat” or “Vote Republican” license plate, but if you can, I have no problem with these license plates. Those who challenge them…I don’t get it? Free speech!
 
Don’t know how it works, but I suppose license plates are a legal thing that has some government procedure to it… I suppose the pro-abortion groups tried to argue that as being seen as a stand taken by the particular state from which the license plate belongs to… don’t rightly know…
 
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I don’t understand how they can be illegal in the first place. Or is it because the State is handing out license plates that support a movement against a legal procedure? Can you only have certain license plates from the State? I don’t think it’s fair if you can’t have a “Vote Democrat” or “Vote Republican” license plate, but if you can, I have no problem with these license plates. Those who challenge them…I don’t get it? Free speech!
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The Culture of Perversion does not want any dissent against their agenda. Freedom of speech on is allowed when it is their speech. They have the judicial activist judges on their sides and, until the states stand up to them, the censorship will continue. This is only one small victory.

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jdnation:
Don’t know how it works, but I suppose license plates are a legal thing that has some government procedure to it… I suppose the pro-abortion groups tried to argue that as being seen as a stand taken by the particular state from which the license plate belongs to… don’t rightly know…
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Vanity plates like this are usually OK, as long as they are not too controversial. In Arizona you need to get 250 people to commit to purchasing them.
 
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