Blackrook
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There is no "right to privacy" in the Constitution. Look it up and you will see.Subjective, anecdotal, unsupported, irrelevant.Former Abortion Clinic Worker: “I Can Still Hear the Sounds of Babies’ Skulls Being Crushed”
If abortion is just a routine medical procedure, like removing a tumor, why are so many abortion doctors and workers having a problem with it?
Pro-life has a policy of forgiving these people, who are also victims of abortion
The linked site is also devoid of objectivity and merit.
That alleged former healthcare providers might have a 'problem' with abortion has no legal merit concerning a woman's right to privacy – indeed, former healthcare providers are no different than anyone else who opposes the right to privacy, where the Constitution protects that right from being violated by those seeking to increase the size and authority of government at the expense of individual liberty, including 'former' healthcare providers.