NotfooledbyW
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In common law, when the Constitution was written, it was not murder to terminateMurdering a baby isnt a right to privacy. Now again, show me in the Constitution where it is legal for a woman to execute her baby.
a pregnancy prior to “quickening” which is the basic equivalent to viability in today’s terminology.
So where in the Constitution does it even imply in the slightest degree that a human being during the in utero process of gestation has the same right to life as if it has been born?