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Which, in fact, makes it "constitutional". Doesn't matter if he/she is dead or alive. In our form of government, a decision by the SCOTUS is the final word. It is the very definition of what is in the Constitution.You're right that I did not see that this is in the "clean debate zone".
It does not matter if you or I believe its in the US Constitution. Its the SCOTUS that decides that.
You're certainly free to disagree but that won't change that fundamental fact.
But do you agree that the supreme court has been wrong before? What has that to do with this issue?and that something that people said is a right (the right of local governments to discriminate) can be taken away?What has that to do with this issue?
Threre is no language saying abortion is a right in the entire document, or even medical procedures are a right. That's two separate issues. SCOTUS ruled on the first. If you feel so strongly about it, start a drive to make it an amendment guaranteeing a right to it.Already fought for and won the SCOTUS decision. As long as there are people in our government to value individual freedom and individual responsibility, that decision will not be overturned.
Then you can say "its in the consitution" until then its only in the mind of dead supreme court justices.
I disagree in that it certainly wasn't the "final word" when the constitution enforced prohibition.
It's fluid. The founders made it difficult (rightfully so imho) but not impossible to amend. And certainly a supreme court decision can be reversed in court's next session if they choose.