Let's separate fact from opinion:
FACTS:
Here’s how: From 1787 and the ratification of the Constitution to 1973 — 186 years later — hundreds of Supreme Court justices neither found nor created an argument of stare decisis in the Constitution to defend a constitutional right to abortion. Why not? Because that right was not in the Constitution. In 1973 the court installed the right to abortion in the Constitution. That was a political, social intervention.
The right to abortion is NOT found in or guaranteed in the US Constitution. It is a "found" right based on the Right to Privacy BASED on the 14th amendment. Further truth: the US Constitution never mentions the word abortion. It does guarantee the rights to things as Free Speech, a Free Press, and the right to bear arms, as in the Bill of Rights (or the first Ten Amendments to the US Constitution).
Even the renowned Justice Ginsburg, before her death, said that the Roe decision was a bad interpretation of law. I already cited information about this very point on July 6, 2022.
Opinions:
Attempts to equate the "right to an abortion" with other rights, is bad logic and a weak argument.
