Quote Originally Posted by MToolen View Post
The text in question, for those of you playing at home:

"nor shall any State deprive any person of life, liberty, or property, without due process of law;"

This is why we have judges, deciding what the terms "person," "life," and "due process of law" are. Interpretations of these could be (and are) all over the place.

And it's not that people don't want to have kids ever. Personally, I am excited about having kids- when I get married. Thus, at 19, I'd appreciate not getting a vasectomy.
Its kinda sad how our forefathers wrote all this shit out thinking that it was all clear and obvious probably because they couldnt imagine a world that questions when a person becomes a person or when "life" begins :< Back then things were more simple and clear cut, not like now where theres loopholes to everything and "ifs" and "buts" and "maybes" :/ I wouldnt be surprised if some bad mother killed her like 2-6 year old child and could afford a really good lawyer and built a case on how it wasnt "murder" per say, she was just having her abortion a little late. If someone could sue McDonalds because their coffee was too hot and win I wouldnt be surprised if that person won too lol *sigh* -.-()