(07-04-2022, 02:26 PM)jagibelieve Wrote:

(07-04-2022, 01:58 PM)SeldomRite Wrote: That you would suggest that is why I so often don't bother to participate in discussion in this forum.

What is incorrect about the decisions?

Where exactly in The Constitution is abortion a protected "right"?  The ruling puts that power back to the states and the people.

Where exactly in The Constitution is power given to an un-elected entity in the federal government to make rules/law?

In the case of Roe the court took on a question not before them, that's activism.

Privacy is an implicit right in the constitution, without it multiple other rights can't exist, so to suddenly decide to find that women don't have a right to privacy in their medical decisions is activism.

The EPA case was a specious and nonsensical finding, essentially deciding that there are arbitrary limits to the government's ability to do its legislatively decided job.

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