Lysistrata
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Yah, the option is imperfect to what I think, but it's closest to my opinion. So, I voted.I voted on demand up until the 3rd trimester.
I dont believe the unborn are human beings. I also dont believe in the govt forcing a person to go against their will as long as they are not impeding on anothers rights.
If you take the 14th at face value, which I do, then a fetus gains no rights till it can exist outside the womb. The problem with Roe is two fold: it created a federal right to address a state problem that was resulting in thousands of women being maimed, and secondly it used science to justify its holding under who is a citizen, and science is never static.
There always was a federal right to address violations of an individual's rights by a state. The only "state problem" that might have existed that resulted in "thousands of women being maimed" stemmed from the illegality of the procedure, which drove women to resort to back-alley abortions and use of unsafe methods.