HisArpy
Loose canon extraordinair
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I didn't agree with the Dobbs decision, but overall, I've been happier than expected with the current court's rulings.
I don't agree with it either. The 4th Amendment clearly outlines a right to privacy in persons, houses, papers, and effects. Which means that gov had no business sticking their noses into the issue in the first place.
Procreation is one of the most basic and fundamental things that humans can do. It is a gift from God (or biology, you can choose whichever makes you more comfortable) that only those involved should have any input about because if gov can regulate if/when/how you procreate then it can also MANDATE if/when/how and with whom.
But, be that as it may, it is the law of the land that there's no Federal Constitutional Right to abortion and States may regulate it as they see fit. One can disagree with it but going against the law only leads to ruin.