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you are literally either insane or intentionally ignorant of const law. The 10th amend is irrelevant in Dobbs.
You are equating a prohibition on states making laws that affect abortion as a RIGHT. Govts don't have rights. They have powers, and rights of INDIVIDUALs limit those powers.
Dobbs holds that the const does not include any INDIVIDUAL right to limit a State's POWER to outlaw abortion, partially, totally, or anyway it sees fit.
A state cannot make any abortion law that doesn't affect women differently than men. But that was not an issue in Dobbs.
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The Supreme Court did not write any Laws ... They didn't require States to either, and they didn't prohibit anything.
All they did in the Dobbs case was address the fact the Supreme Court cannot create Rights that don't exist.
They did however protect the ability of the States, or the People, to exercise their Tenth Amendment Right to govern themselves.
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The Supreme Court did not write any Laws ... They didn't require States to either, and they didn't prohibit anything.
All they did in the Dobbs case was address the fact the Supreme Court cannot create Rights that don't exist.
They did however protect the ability of the States, or the People, to exercise their Tenth Amendment Right to govern themselves.
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