[weegee]

It is not as if getting rid of Roe v. Wade will completely get rid of abortion anyway, abortion will then become something that the states can decide on, not the federal government (this is a good thing).

Eventually abortion (possibly excepting life threatening risk) will be outlawed as unconsitutional denial of LIFE. The states cannot arbitrarily state who is and is not human; it is not a matter of opinion, it is a fact (which some people seem to be in denial of).

Homosexual rights (a sexual fetish) are dangerously close to being declared a constitutionally protected freedom. The right to life of a child in the womb should have even more constitutional protection.

[Modernman]

Eventually abortion (possibly excepting life threatening risk) will be outlawed as unconsitutional denial of LIFE.

Getting the courts to overturn Roe will be difficult enough. Getting the courts to rule that abortion is unconstitutional is probably never going to happen. A constitutional amendment banning abortion is just as unlikely- there are enough red states out there to prevent such an amendment from passing.

Abortion will end up being decided in the political arena. The people of this country will have to decide for themselves whether or not abortion is acceptable.

[wtc911]

It is the ability to identify a "gay" gene in utero, should that ability come to pass, that will end abortion and tear apart the democrat party along the way.