Roe V Wade And The Constitution

Constitutional Christian Moment The Roe v Wade decision was based upon the so called right to privacy. There is no right to privacy in the Constitution. There is a right to unreasonable search and seizure. (The right to privacy is implied from the case Griswold v. Connecticut (1965), based on the 9th amendment and only if crimes are not being committed.)

If someone is planning to commit a crime it

is not unreasonable to investigate / search and seize in order to prevent and or prosecute that crime. If this was not the case then no crimes could be investigated by authorities based on a suspect’s right to privacy as defined by the courts for Roe V Wade. To deny our posterity the Constitutional right to liberty is a crime. To consult with an advocacy group or an individual to plan the denial of liberty to the unborn is an act of conspiracy. To carry out that denial of liberty through abortion is murder! The government has the duty to protect our Constitutional rights for us and our posterity and it is not unreasonable for that government to investigate and prosecute the offenders!