Was there ever really a "Constitutional right" to have an abortion?

[Moonglow]

My question to you and other right to abortion people is what about the rights of the unborn? Why is it that you don't give a damn about the kid while he/she is still in the womb? I don't see how you can declare a baby to have rights 5 seconds after he/she is born but not 5 seconds before.

I have never denied any baby any right to exist.

 

[dblack]

My question to you and other right to abortion people is what about the rights of the unborn?

"Birth" is the word for when a person's life starts. Not gestation, not conception, not ejaculation.

If it's inside someone else's body, it's none of your business, and certainly not the domain of the state.

 

[initforme]

The majority of people believe in access to it with stipulations. They aren't wrong.

 

[PeterPilot]

I have never denied any baby any right to exist.

Have you ever promoted the idea that no woman controls her own body? That the state and her neighbors control her body?