Carla_Danger
Platinum Member
There is no right to an abortion in the Constitution. Calling it "privacy" doesn't change that fact.
There is a right to privacy in the Constitution and you have no right to shove your meddling sanctimonious nose into any woman's uterus without her explicit permission.
Wrong. There's nothing in a woman's uterus that she alone has the power to put there. That means that any baby belongs to more than just the mother. So it isn't so "private" after all.
Interesting. If the uterus is not private, it must be public. Under the circumstances, I insist on public accommodation laws, I insist that I not be turned away for reasons of race, religion, or religious preference.
I was wondering what that "open for business" sign would look like?
Flashing pink neon signs?
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