Although the case is very simple....it remains far too abstruse for those of your limitations.
Here we are discussing the Constitution, and you claim to have cachet in the discussion....yet you have no idea of the enumerated powers.
To be clear... I am not removing you from the discussion...it is your paucity of knowledge that makes you ineligible.
On the other hand, I enjoy your attempts to embarrass yourself.
Proceed.
In other words, you don't like abortion rights, you don't like Roe v. Wade, you can proclaim it wrong,
but you don't have a clue as to how to make a case to support that proclamation.
The smokescreen of bluster and feigned superiority you throw up in lieu of an intelligent argument,
well, you insult my intelligence to think that I can't see through that.
1. There are no protections for the fetus as a person in the Constitution.
2. In the absence of that constitutional protection, the abortion becomes a permissible act protected by a woman's right to privacy.
3. Any state or federal law that would violate that right to privacy is in conflict with the Constitution, and therefore unconstitutional.
Ya' learn something new every day!
I always thought I was just needling you, saying that you had A.D.D.....little did I know that it was true!!
You actually are Oblivius de Havilland!
Did you actually just post: "In other words, you don't like abortion rights, you don't like Roe v. Wade, you can proclaim it wrong,
but you don't have a clue as to how to make a case to support that proclamation."
Of course I don't like the decision! And I explained why earlier, when I said:
"Poorly decided decision.
It is not in the enumerated powers."
AND I directed you to look up
'laboratories of democracy'....which you avoided doing, as width every other homework assignment in your less than illustrious academic career.
"well, you insult my intelligence..."
That is a knee-slapper right there!
There ain't none!!!
"...feigned superiority..."
There are flat worms with higher SAT's than you!!!
"1. There are no protections for the fetus as a person in the Constitution."
Nor are there amendments prohibiting J-walking....
2. " In the absence of that constitutional protection, the abortion becomes a permissible act protected by a woman's right to privacy."
Abortion is not covered in Article I, section 8....
..but is via the
10th amendment.
3. "Any state or federal law that would violate that
right to privacy is in conflict with the Constitution, and therefore unconstitutional."
Where is 'privacy' mentioned in the Constitution??
Which amendment adds it to the Constitution??
Obviously, when I mentioned 'your penumbra of intelligence' earlier you didn't get the reference.
Explaining this to one with your level of education is like putting an elevator in an outhouse.