A patient under anesthesia doesn't feel pain either.
I mean, they absolutely do, we just give them drugs to mitigate that pain. A 20 week old fetus is physically incapable of feeling pain because the required neuronal structures have not yet developed.I don't have to use any emotion when talking about abortion
Sure. No emotion. As you talk about poking brains with sticks, as if that is in any way whatsoever based in reality. 
I'm hoping it will go out of style and revert back to "safe, legal, and rare."
And this ruling won't make abortion any rarer, just a whole lot more dangerous.There is a right to keep guns in the U.S. I don't see a right for abortion anywhere in the constitution.
So anything which didn't exist in Philadelphia, 1787, shouldn't be protected?Hard to find any legitimate constitutional scholar that can find abortion within the text of the constitution.
The 9th Amendment? The 14th Amendment? Or are we fine going after everything from contraception to interracial marriage now because these things aren't explicitly spelt out in the Constitution?
The 9th Amendment? The 14th Amendment? Or are we fine going after everything from contraception to interracial marriage now because these things aren't explicitly spelt out in the Constitution?
Seems to me the legal analysis of any document, by a prudent person (few of those folks left in the court system these days) would be from a textualist interpretation.
True textualism there - selectively reading the text. Guess they've got plenty of practice after doing it with the Bible for so many years.