> I don’t like that Roe v. Wade was decided for the US by nine dipshits It wasn't, not really. And this is exactly my point: Most countries have successfully

> I don’t like that Roe v. Wade was decided for the US by nine dipshits It wasn't, not really. And this is exactly my point: Most countries have successfully legislated abortion law. The USA's federal legislature failed to do so directly and left it to their supreme court to decide something from their ambiguity: as is their job. This decision can still today be written clearly into law, in either direction, by representatives. So, it's an ongoing failure of the legislature.