bodecea
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- Jul 22, 2009
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Do not like abortions...do not have one.Let's keep it logical and not illogical. Abortion kills plain and simple.abortion is legalized murder. Why do you find it acceptable?Roe v. Wade was based on a "right to privacy" which was a legal fiction, invented by the Supreme Court in Griswold v. Connecticut. It is not based on the text or original intent of the United States Constitution. Read the Constitution in vain, there is no such thing as the "right to privacy."You claim to be a lawyer? You should know it's the supreme court's job to evaluate our laws. Nobody took anything away from anybody. It's how our government works dummy.
And all those judges on the Supreme Court fell for something like that when you, a person who claims to be a lawyer that nobody will hire, has a better insight into the constitution. No wonder you are so bitter. You should be on the Supreme Court instead of scratching your unemployed ass.
The court does not look at abortion as murder. Until the baby is born--it is a fetus--not a baby and that's the way the court see's it. There's been much talk about a "personhood bill" that has bombed out in my state on 3 different tries. This is the bill that is stated to end all abortions--but the consequences to it are astounding.
Since our laws do not discriminate.
1. Common miscarraiges would have to be investigated by law enforcement and an autopsy performed.
2. A woman gets into an accident and loses the fetus could be criminally charged with manslaughter.
3. You get into an accident with a pregnant woman you could be charged with criminal manslaughter.
4. A woman get sick and loses the fetus, an investigation by law enforcement would have to be done and an autopsy performed.
5. Doctors and nurses delivering still born fetus could also be charged and held in civil court for financial damages.
6. And of course, Doctors & Nurses could then be charged with murder.
A fetus is a very fragile life, and we don't need to be putting innocent people in prison for medical reasons or accidents. This is why the Personhood bill goes down in a ball of flames at every attempt, let alone it would be immediately overturned by a higher court anyway.