The true story of Roe v Wade

[theHawk]

Highlights:

“Roe” never got an abortion. Her lawyers just wanted to use her to push the abortion legalization Agenda.

In the other case used in the ruling, the woman didn’t even want an abortion, her signature was forged.

Both became full blown pro-life advocates.


The mental gymnastics to come up with a “right to privacy” was off the charts. The Justice also wrote in the opinion that if personhood could be attributed to the fetus, then the 14th amendment would protect the right to life of the fetus.

 

[Michael1985]

I don't really see a right to privacy anywhere in your Constitution. Here it is different where all citizens are guaranteed "security of the person".

 

[d0gbreath]

I don't really see a right to privacy anywhere in your Constitution. Here it is different where all citizens are guaranteed "security of the person".

We don't have personhood attributed to a fetus in our Constitution either.