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I have not seen any polls on this, but I imagine that women in the USA are very concerned about the repeal of Roe. Moreover, I don't think many would tolerate this. This could turn over a lot of votes to the Dems.

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

It has been extrapolated to include such protections MM. Don't play coy.

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Amendment IX

The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

OK,
Here is the Constitution...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec2

Please show us all where abortion or anything similiar is mentioned.
And if its a privacy issue, then ANYTHING I do in my home is protected by that right, correct?

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

OK,
Here is the Constitution...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec2

Please show us all where abortion or anything similiar is mentioned.
And if its a privacy issue, then ANYTHING I do in my home is protected by that right, correct?

You always ask questions, and have little original to say. Check the Roe decision and you will find link between privacy and the constitution.

Quote:

Amendment IX

The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

The right to privacy is not denied simply because it isn't mentioned.

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

OK,
Here is the Constitution...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec2

Please show us all where abortion or anything similiar is mentioned.
And if its a privacy issue, then ANYTHING I do in my home is protected by that right, correct?

You always ask questions, and have little original to say. Check the Roe decision and you will find link between privacy and the constitution.

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

OK,
Here is the Constitution...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec2

Please show us all where abortion or anything similiar is mentioned.
And if its a privacy issue, then ANYTHING I do in my home is protected by that right, correct?

You always ask questions, and have little original to say. Check the Roe decision and you will find link between privacy and the constitution.

So if there is that link, then are you willing to say that ANYTHING I do inside my home is protected by the supposed right to privacy?

parados wrote:

Quote:

Amendment IX

The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.

The right to privacy is not denied simply because it isn't mentioned.

Nor is the right to have the government depost 10 million dollars into my bank account, but most would agree that the Consitution does not, in fact, grant me this.

Government didn't intrude into their lives and make medical decisions for them.

Quote:

Government didn't intrude into their lives and make medical decisions for them.

Govt DID intrude into other peoples lives prior to the American revolution.
That was part of the reason for the war.

And how is overturning Roe v Wade an intrusion?
Are you so afraid of what the voters think that you wont allow them to decide what they want to be legal or not or what laws they want in their own state?

What does that say about your opinion of the voters?

mysteryman wrote:

Quote:

Government didn't intrude into their lives and make medical decisions for them.

Govt DID intrude into other peoples lives prior to the American revolution.
That was part of the reason for the war.

And how is overturning Roe v Wade an intrusion?
Are you so afraid of what the voters think that you wont allow them to decide what they want to be legal or not or what laws they want in their own state?

What does that say about your opinion of the voters?

How would you feel should the state decide to confiscate your weapons? Would that be cool?

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Quote:

Government didn't intrude into their lives and make medical decisions for them.

Govt DID intrude into other peoples lives prior to the American revolution.
That was part of the reason for the war.

And how is overturning Roe v Wade an intrusion?
Are you so afraid of what the voters think that you wont allow them to decide what they want to be legal or not or what laws they want in their own state?

What does that say about your opinion of the voters?

The constitution overrides state law.


How would you feel should the state decide to confiscate your weapons? Would that be cool?

It cant be done without changing the Constitution, but to answer your hypothetical question...If a state decided to do that, I would simply move to a state that allows me to keep them.

Abortion laws should be the same way.
If a state passes abortion laws you dont like...MOVE.

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

mysteryman wrote:

Advocate wrote:

The constitution provides a woman privacy relative to her pregnancy termination.

Where?
Provide the appropriate article and clause that says that.

Check the bill of rights.

OK,
Here is the Constitution...

http://www.usconstitution.net/const.html#A2Sec2

Please show us all where abortion or anything similiar is mentioned.
And if its a privacy issue, then ANYTHING I do in my home is protected by that right, correct?

You always ask questions, and have little original to say. Check the Roe decision and you will find link between privacy and the constitution.

So if there is that link, then are you willing to say that ANYTHING I do inside my home is protected by the supposed right to privacy?

Oh, another question. Well, yes, provided it doesn't injure others.