[frogjerk]

But on the issue alone, I don’t think it is the Federal Government’s business to ban it because it isn’t clearly delineated in the Constitution as its business.

But it is. Does the unborn have a right to due process? That is a question that needs to be answered. That is a Constitutional question.

Someone should set up a scenario where an unborn person retains a lawyer to protect their rights.

[delchiante]

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Someone should set up a scenario where an unborn person retains a lawyer to protect their rights.
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Pity the parents of the unborn person don’t see the right to life and it takes a lawyer to save the day..
A constitutional amendment might do the trick.

Turn the culture of death right around..

Almost like the culture of death is a death cult that won’t lose until it dies off..

[Gaffer]

Ideological preferences of yours aside (as in ‘due process’ which is abandoned by abortion in your view) it is STILL a STATE issue (just like most murders, crime, etc.).

Many abortion opponents talk about “the right to life, liberty and pursuit of happiness.” I agree. But that phrase is ONLY in the Declaration of Independence. It, particularly the right-to-life part, is NOT in the US Constitution anywhere.

You try the highest level crime first and then, if you’re like this sniveling government and want to punish what you can’t get under state laws, go for ‘infringements of civil rights,’ ‘due process’ and other made up ‘rights-to’-(take your pick.)