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Originally Posted by lagtight
For me to best answer your question, it might be helpful for you to define "reproductive rights" for me.
What is the origin of this alleged "right"? Can this "right" ever be superceded by someone else's rights?
I can say that, in my opinion, a woman ought not to have an UNIVOCAL RIGHT to terminate her pregnancy.
I believe they are part of the penumbra “right to privacy” concept from interpretation by the SC opinions over the years but I am rusty on my Constitutional law. Usually when two rights conflict, a balancing test is developed to determine which right supersedes the other.
Reproductive rights would be the right to engage in sex in and out of marriage for procreation and for pleasure, use or not use birth control and what kind and decide to terminate a pregnancy.
Do you mean unequivocal right? What about the the other parts of reproductive rights do you think they should not have an unequivocal choice?