>Not in America. In America, abortion is legal on demand right through >nine
>months, in fact, right up to having the baby 2/3 out of the birth canal >on
>its due date. No legislative process was involved in this, no consensus,
>no will of the people, just top-down imposed death worship by five
>unelected judges, stripping all sovereign rights that individual states
>constitutionally have in this matter.
For the record, 7 justices signed on to the Roe vs. Wade majority
opinion.
And while it is true that members of the Supreme Court are not elected,
the President who appoints them and the Senators who confirm them are.
I am sympathetic to the case that this is a matter that should have been
left to the states; but if Roe vs. Wade were ever to be reversed, you do
realize that there is no way you would ever have abortion totally
outlawed in all states. California, for example, would almost certainly
retain very permissive laws.
MDF