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Overturning RvW isn’t a big deal. It doesn’t outlaw abortion. It simply means that the Congress and/or the legislatures of the states need to do the job the
by Blackstrat 4y ago
Overturning RvW isn’t a big deal. It doesn’t outlaw abortion. It simply means that the Congress and/or the legislatures of the states need to do the job they should have done 50 years ago. Even RBG thought R was decided incorrectly.
- grecy 4y agoExcept there are already multiple states that have made it illegal, stripping women of their rights.
- Blackstrat 4y agoThat’s why it’s a legislative issue. Some states may outlaw it. Some won’t. It is the job of Congress to pass a reasonable solution. As for it being a woman’s right? When does the baby acquire rights? Does a fetus at viability have basic human rights? Constitutional rights? And if your answer is they don’t, why not? And as one ages when do they lose their rights?