“It’s just pure madness”

Dave Portnoy, founder of sports and culture brand Barstool Sports, took to Twitter to get political, which he doesn’t often do, by issuing a statement that America was “going backwards” after the Supreme Court fell. Roe v. calf.

On Friday, Portnoy, who describes himself as neither liberal nor conservative and who interviewed former President Donald Trump in 2020, declared an “emergency press conference” and said, “I feel like I need to speak.” He added that his Opinion of Barstool Sports not represented.

“For me it’s just pure madness” said Portnoy. “We’re literally going back in time. It doesn’t make sense how someone thinks it’s their right to tell a woman what to do with her body. I just do not understand. Taking away their ability to make informed decisions about how they want to live their lives is bananas.”

His video has been viewed both on Instagram and over 1 million times Twitter.

He said while homeland security officials would not agree with his stance, the impact of the Supreme Court ruling would disproportionately affect certain individuals in several states — particularly those in poverty who cannot afford to travel to another state where abortion is possible is legal.

He also referred to the origins of the constitution and how some laws have become obsolete over time, and wondered if the same laws applied to society today will exist “a million years from now”.

“The world is evolving, people are evolving, technology is evolving. You have to evolve,” he said. “You can’t stay with this document and look at it and say, ‘This is the end of everything, be everything.’ They’re literally crazy pills.”

He added that his tirade came from someone who believes the US “is the best country by far,” and said he “sincerely believes” 95 percent of Americans share his ideology toward America in general.

“What’s next, same-sex marriage? …That’s why we have to vote for the idiots like Biden – who is borderline incompetent – because it’s too dangerous to vote Republicans,” Portnoy said near the end of his post.

According to Friday’s opinion, Judge Clarence Thomas actually alluded to the possibility that same-sex marriages could be annulled, citing other Supreme Court decisions, including a 2003 ruling Lawrence vs. Texas and a decision of 2015 in Obergefell v. Hodges.

Laurentius found that criminal penalties for sodomy, or private sexual acts, between consenting adults are unconstitutional. This decision came in a 6-to-3 verdict. upper skin Legalized same-sex marriage nationwide in a 5-to-4 decision.