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Planned Parenthood takes its show on the road

crossfire

LHP Mercuræn Feminist Heretic Bully ☿
Premium Member
There is not an agreed upon interpretation of the 9th amendment. There has never been a supreme court case solely decided on the 9th amendment either. What rights does it protect? Nobody seems to know. It seems that whatever rights it protects are rights we need to agree that we have. It seems that if the 9th amendment protects other rights as I think it does we need to decide what rights those are. Certainly not every right a person claims should be protected such as a right to religious human sacrifice etc.
The Ninth Amendment:
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Embryos and fetuses are not persons. ;)
 
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Revoltingest

Pragmatic Libertarian
Premium Member
The Ninth Amendment:
The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people.
Embryos and fetuses are not persons. ;)
But a SCOTUS justice can generate a hundred pages
of dense arcane legal rationalization to claim otherwise.
 

Alien826

No religious beliefs
And bringing up another potential price, there could be additional police costs. Suppose the mobile abortion vehicle causes abortion protesters to show up, with an attendant need for more police. Who pays for that? Probably the overwhelmed local authorities.

The following is simply meant to be amusing.

How about setting up a "route" that the "abortion wagon" would follow, with predetermined stops. Patients could wait at the stops and be picked up, after which the wagon would speed on to the next stop. Abortions would be performed en route, and the patients dropped off at a stop of their choice when their treatment was complete. Wouldn't that foil the protesters?
 

SkepticThinker

Veteran Member
Just like the right to own a gun. You have to have the money to buy a gun. Like I said, many organizations and companies are stepping up to pay travel costs etc.
Except it's worse than that and not really like that at all. If you don't have the means to travel to a different state to have an abortion, now you're stuck having to find the means to carry a pregnancy to term, pay for the healthcare that comes with that, and raise a child. If you don't have the means to leave the state, I'm gonna go ahead and assume you don't have the means to pay for whatever healthcare is involved and then support a child. And that's assuming nothing goes wrong with your pregnancy.
 
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Clizby Wampuscat

Well-Known Member
It's really not the easy for the poor.
Is it easy for the poor to get a gun that is their right?

Also, a great many Pubs want abortion banned throughout the country, so are you on board for that?
Yes, but only on the state level. Each state should be able to make laws regarding abortion. I do not advocate any national law banning abortion.
 

fantome profane

Anti-Woke = Anti-Justice
Premium Member
Is it easy for the poor to get a gun that is their right?

Yes, but only on the state level. Each state should be able to make laws regarding abortion. I do not advocate any national law banning abortion.
Because your country is so turned around that they value the right to a gun more than the right to health care, or water.



Don't talk to me about pro life.
 

Clizby Wampuscat

Well-Known Member
Human Rights to Water and Sanitation | UN-Water


Because it is acknowledged as a universal human right under UN law.
It is not a right under the US constitution. The UN does not run our country for now.


Not according to your logic. According to you, some states getting rid of clean tap water shouldn't be a problem, because they can just go to other states to get them. So nobody's rights are technically being infringed, nobody has less access to clean water and nobody should die, right?
Clean water is not a right but it is the law. All cities must provide clean water. Allowing abortions is not the law in all states.

Also, restrictive abortion laws do lead to an increase in people either going without abortions when they need them, or turning to illegal and unsanitary methods of abortion, which lead to an increase in death.
Pro abortion laws directly lead to over 800,000 deaths a year.


How is that analogous to taking away the protections afforded a particular right and then defending that position by saying "you can still have the right to do it somewhere else"? What I said was exactly analogous to your logic.
It is directly analogous. The Nazis would have to take the Jews to other countries to kill them because they would be protected in Germany. People now in the US may have to travel to kill unborn humans.


Please don't virtue signal.
Stating I am for protecting unborn human life is virtue signaling? Is stating I am against murder virtue signaling?


You have no idea what regard for life I have. But since you think it's okay to deny people's rights based on your personal virtue signaling, I would say I probably value it a great deal more than you.
That is not why I want to reduce abortions and you know it. Please be honest.
 

ImmortalFlame

Woke gremlin
It is not a right under the US constitution. The UN does not run our country for now.
The US abides by UN law, and helped draft the laws of the UN and agreed to abide by them.

Clean water is not a right but it is the law. All cities must provide clean water. Allowing abortions is not the law in all states.
Because the supreme court made it so. They reduced the right by taking away federal protections.

Pro abortion laws directly lead to over 800,000 deaths a year.
I already told you not to virtue signal. Please stop pretending that you care about the unborn.

It is directly analogous. The Nazis would have to take the Jews to other countries to kill them because they would be protected in Germany. People now in the US may have to travel to kill unborn humans.
You seem to have forgotten what the original analogy is about. Also, Jews were killed in Germany constantly.

Stating I am for protecting unborn human life is virtue signaling?
Yes. Because I don't believe you.

Is stating I am against murder virtue signaling?
Since abortion isn't murder, this is not a similar claim. I simply don't believe people when they pretend that they are against abortion because they care about foetuses. I simply don't believe you do.

That is not why I want to reduce abortions and you know it. Please be honest.
I am. I honestly believe the only reason people oppose legal access to abortions is because they want to harm women and make the world worse, because those two things are literally the only things restricting abortion achieves.
 
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