Maybe, but here is the thing: that’s not the argument actually put forward in Roe v. Wade. This thread is not about litigating whether there is a constitutional

Maybe, but here is the thing: that’s not the argument actually put forward in Roe v. Wade. This thread is not about litigating whether there is a constitutional right to abortion. Instead, it’s whether the particular case, Roe v. Wade, was correctly decided as a matter of law. If you want to argue that it was, you need to refer to the actual arguments put forward in it, instead of some (arguably) better arguments they could have used instead.