I'm pro-choice, but Roe v. Wade was a Constitutional abomination, there was no basis for that ruling at all. Pure legislating from the bench by a rogue Supreme Court
What are your legal qualifications to make said determination, and how do your qualifications stack up against the Scotus at the time?
Pass the bar? Successful career studying Law? What?
No, but I have two lawyers who work for me. And LOL, I have to have a law degree to post my opinion of a SCOTUS ruling on a message board, got it. You follow that yourself, right? You never comment on SCOTUS rulings since you don't have a law degree?
So your first ridiculous premise aside, let's go to the second one. The first three words of the Constitution are "We the lawyers," right? No wait, that isn't it It's "We the People." And that's your standard, seriously? That We The People are not qualified to read the Constitution? We need lawyers to do it and explain it to us? Really?
So back from the lala land you live in to reality. Read the 10th amendment. Or in your case, hire a lawyer to read it for you and explain it to you since that's what you claim your standard is. Just so you know, the 10th says if it's not in the Constitution, it's not a Federal power and the Federal government is actually prohibited from getting involved either way. I know Roe. V. Wade is a Constitutional abomination because neither abortion nor murder are in the Constitution. They are State laws, not Federal. So the Federal government is prohibited from either declaring it legal or illegal.
The States should allow abortions, it's not a legitimate use of government force to compel a women to carry babies to term or charge them with murder. But that is not up to the feds, they have no Constitutional Authority to say that. You can ask a lawyer what that means.