Two separate points one saying the Supreme Court could have issued a ruling saying that abortion did not fall within the Right to Privacy, because it involved a second life. That would have preserved out right to privacy on other issues.
The second desperate point is calling out their hypocrisy in that they claim we have a right to carry handguns on the street, even though they are not mentioned in the Constitution, yet we can’t have a right to abortion because it’s not mentioned in the constitution.
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70% is against the decision. Tell me how it is democracy again.
Is there no edit function on this website?
Im a libertarian. I take privacy rights to heart, and that includes anything to do with my body.
I fully support "my body my choice"
but the decision was only for the implied right to privacy, which is not in the Constitution
It was right in the Alito decision
We still have the right to privacy under the 4th amendment, which has nothing to do with murdering babies we still have HIPPA laws as well.
the federal government decided, in 1972, to take away the right to life that every unborn child up until that point........today the courts finally took that power away from the federal government.....hopefully all states will eventually realize that killing our children is an abomination, not a right.......
obviously, since they did not and you think they did, you lack the capacity to make those decisions anyway......
Out of curiously, as a string supporter of individual rights is there any issue you disagree with the Democratic Party on when it comes to individual rights?
You are, of course, correct.
Its still frustrating for me to think that what is a rather simple legal concept can get overlooked by a lawyer even if they are not strictlyt speaking constitutional lawyer.
It's a happy day.
Perverts, please set your selfishness aside when contemplating the murder of your unborn.
Yes, Roe has been shitcanned, but that won't stop some of you from getting your coat hangers out and going to work.
6 jurists that were MUCH MORE qualified than you disagree with your opinion. I'll go with what they say. Even RBG knew Roe V Wade was on shaky legal ground and should have been codified.
It's literally a right to bear arms, bear means carrying does it not?
No l, in fact they seem to agree perfectly, they were just okay with taking the broad group of individual rights, Thomas even discusses it in his portion… He says now we should do away with an entire host of rights…. He only failed to mention interracial marriage for some reason!
Arms in 1776 were not handguns or rapid fire rifles.
Limited to unreasonable search and seizures. It’s a small right but I’ll give you that… We also have the right to not have soldiers quartered in our homes during peacetime.
No he is talking about getting rid of bad case law, no state is poised to outlaw birth control.
There is more case law regarding privacy than Roe, this recent decision specifically and narrowly applies to Roe
They were literally cannons with incendiary and explosive ammunition which the Founders are on record as having supported being in the hands of private citizens to defend against privateers. And the founders absolutely foresaw the advancement of firearms technology they already had repeating rifles they were just cost prohibitive at the time.