Where does the Constitution refer to embryos?
The Constitution says "
all persons."
That's about as INCLUSIVE as it gets.... and it would include "persons" who are in any and EVERY stage of life, growth and development.
Well. . .
At least, to an intellectually honest person, it would.
When a blastocyst is legally defined as a "person" then let me know.
Until then, what a woman does with her own body is no one's business but her own.
Sad that a child has to live long enough and develop past the point where an idiot like you can't deny them anymore - before you will accept the fact that they are a child.
I don't think it's sad.
This is a problem of competing rights: the rights of a woman to her own body, and the rights of the developing POTENTIAL life inside her.
Who's rights are greater? At no time should the woman's rights be less than. But at some point the developing life inside her begins to have it's own rights. Most likely we disagree on when those rights begin.
You are being so dense and simplistic, i have to believe it is intentionally so.
Let me educate you on something.
Potential human beings do not "physically" exist. If they do exist, they are no longer just a "potential."
A child in the womb in ANY stage of development DOES exist. I can share pictures if you need them.
So your pap about them only being a "potential" human being is so easily disproven, it's a waste of time to consider it. As, AGAIN, we already have fetal HOMICIDE laws that recognize and DEFINE "children in the womb" in "any stage of development" as such.
You are more than welcome to TRY to overturn those laws and definitions... but until you are able to do so, we are going to continue to build on those laws to overturn Roe v Wade.