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What you describe is the way that the Founders wanted things set up. Under States Rights, the Constitution of the US must be followed as today. That Document gives us an Inalienable Right to Life. We can force States to honor life at conception using this argument... even if presented as "human rights" under a secular argument.

GOD will judge those people that pass evil into law and those people that take advantage of that law to perpetrate evil. If I live in a State where abortion is illegal... and fought politically to keep it that way... GOD will judge me too. I know where I stand with GOD... and I know those that participate in evil will go somewhere else. If all else fails... GOD will judge them on their actions and intent. I believe that under States Rights abortion can become extinct... but it will take hard work... which is true under what we have today.

LLS

You make an impressive presentation. I suppose our disagreement is on the efficacy and the question as to why throw away another tool in the fight.

If the framers thought abortion or Same sex marriages were going to come up they would, no doubt written the constitution with less ambiguity. Such things were likely unimaginable in their epoch. I am sure that they could not even envision the world in which we live. The law provides for amendments so why discard it as a tool? Quite simply, we aren’t going to defeat this inherent evil by throwing away options, parsing words and rationalizing that abortion is anything other than evil.