(pb) >>16504588

>Somebody want to tell me what Article in the Constitution states abortion is a right?

There isn't one. The US Constitution was never meant to be interpreted. It was meant to be upheld. It's written in English and very clear and not voluminous. Originally 4 pages. Simplicity is genius. The temptation has always been there to try to outsmart and interpret the words. If the issue isn't in the US Constitution then the geniuses running the states are to take over and do whatever it is they do.

The U.S. Constitution has 4,400 words. It is the oldest and shortest written Constitution of any major government in the world.

Constitution Day is celebrated on September 17, the anniversary of the day the framers signed the document.

>>16504818

"Get around loop-hole". You got it. Make it nationwide and Federally backed with resources including laws, money and privacy.

Now 26 States will immediately shut this down. As they have that right.

In Israel the terms are different. Yet the Jews are complaining here.

"While anyone is eligible to apply for a committee hearing, there are certain conditions that dictate who will ultimately be approved for an abortion."

https://www.jpost.com/israel-news/article-707737

>>16504876

>"While anyone is eligible to apply for a committee hearing, there are certain conditions that dictate who will ultimately be approved for an abortion."

No snappy responses? You know why. Committee hearing, certain conditions, ultimately approved. There's no free choice there. Abortions isn't a right. It's looked down upon. The people that made the laws call it preservation.

>>16504957

Once.