I mean that a right needs to be secured by a law, not a flimsy pair of court rulings from decades ago. It's bullshit that abortion rights have been protected by a ruling whose precedent can be overturned by 5 people in a country of over 300 million. SCOTUS will not secure abortion rights the way the they finalized marriage rights for all people. It needs to be left to legislators. If laws are passed that we do not like, then work to change them. Backwards legislators exist everywhere, voting on stupid shit all the time.
And that article is wrong. There is no constitutional protection for abortion rights. There never was, and considering the Constitution is only 20 pages long, it's pretty easy to verify.
EDIT: And if anyone disagrees with the constitutional protection based on their own interpretation or the past interpretation of some constitutional scholar, that's fine. It's okay that we disagree. I am not going to debate it with you however.
This comment was edited on May 9, 2022, 16:33.
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