Surprisingly, TikTok Dances Didn’t Work In Keeping Roe From being Struck Down

This is hilarious

I’m dying pic.twitter.com/0yDR79MkZd

— Rekieta Law (@RekietaLaw) June 26, 2022

It is real, and here’s the update, if it doesn’t show in the tweet when I hit publish

Post Roe v. Wade decision update: This is a somber moment for us. We acknowledge that TikTok dances may not have been the greatest tactic to get the SCOTUS draft rejected, but please understand that this was part of a greater awareness campaign. Please, also stop attacking us and our writers online. We are all our own worst critics, after all. It is now time to snuff that critic out and start the healing process: Self-care in the post-Roe v. Wade apocalypse: 7 top tips.

Very, very silly people. And the self-care tips are rather silly. Here’s what they said beforehand

The leak that appears to show the Supreme Court ready to overturn Roe v. Wade has been confirmed to be real, and the terrible notion that Voldemort has killed Harry Potter and sentenced all of Gryffindor and Hufflepuff to evangelical forced breeding gulag is now setting in for women across the globe.

But it’s important to understand that it’s a leak of a draft. It was leaked to us so we can make a change before it’s actually passed into law. This means organizing. It means fighting Voldemort with every available weapon. And it means raising awareness to women on TikTok who haven’t yet heard the news. And how do you do that? By dancing, of course.

We’re supposed to take these people as serious adults? Or how about all the ones coming out with hot take after hot take, basically telling us they have either not read or read the Constitution. There are just so many.

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