Adding onto this thread(I don't want to thread jack).
Assume roe v wade is repealed and one state bans abortion while a neighboring state, does not.
So a person in the state where it is banned goes into a neighboring state to have an abortion.
What the hell do you charge them with?
Child endangerment?
Murder?
Kidnapping?
Could you argue that the fetus is a citizen of the state, and their desire to have an abortion makes them an unfit parent and by default, the fetus becomes a ward of the state and anyone who intends to have an abortion, exempts themselves from being able to have one in another state, by virtue of the fact they loose custody over the fetsus?
Assume roe v wade is repealed and one state bans abortion while a neighboring state, does not.
So a person in the state where it is banned goes into a neighboring state to have an abortion.
What the hell do you charge them with?
Child endangerment?
Murder?
Kidnapping?
Could you argue that the fetus is a citizen of the state, and their desire to have an abortion makes them an unfit parent and by default, the fetus becomes a ward of the state and anyone who intends to have an abortion, exempts themselves from being able to have one in another state, by virtue of the fact they loose custody over the fetsus?
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