Unfortunately, nothing is working for your position which is probably the result of our taking the inane position that if the constitution doesn't explicitly mention something, it does not apply. Maybe that's why the abortion banners have been stymied over and over again, and have nothing to show for all the rendering of cloth and gnashing of teeth they have done over the years.
Again, undeniably and provably wrong. You have asserted and been,
repeatedly to the point of irritation, proven wrong about what the Constitution says and does not say. You know and I know that, as well as anybody that has followed our "conversation".
I also did not take ANY inane position in our discussions on "if" anything, Constitution or otherwise. You made several statements about what the Constitution supposedly says, I just proved you inadequate to the task of proving your own assertions.
I can certainly appreciate your position in wanting to get this quickly behind you, but the fact of the matter is that
you are attempting to spin what you were doing... and spin what I was doing.
Not appreciated.
Now that we have wiped the slate clean of your previous preposterous suppositions about what the Constitution does or does not say, maybe we can further have a conversation about whether or not the
government, as you have indicated in the past that it cannot, can make decisions regarding protecting our unborn fellow citizens.
I would posit that the
government,
WE THE PEOPLE, can and do make just these kinds of decisions and have since, even previous to, ratification. Does the federal government under enumerated, implied and amendments allow for this? That would be a good discussion. However, As provided in the Bill of Rights, Amendments 9 & 10 [ also stated much earlier in our discussion ], should open up to critical discussion and thought, at very least to a reasonable "born person", that our
government, WE THE PEOPLE, have those rights should WE desire them.
9th Amendment = The enumeration in the Constitution, of certain rights, shall not be construed to deny or disparage others retained by the people
10th = The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to the States, are reserved to the States respectively, or to the people
You have also previously stated that DNA is not established upon conception, which is ALSO provably incorrect...
So oh, thanks for making it so easy [well, except maybe for all the spinning... and the tremendous amount of lag time required for acceptance of just how provably incorrect you have repeatedly been].