Comments by "Charles Eye" (@TheCharleseye) on "Legacy Media Hilariously Queries SCOTUS' Legitimacy Over Roe v Wade" video.

  1.  @KFrost-fx7dt  Out here in the real world, a lot of women get depressed after a miscarriage. My sister-in-law was inconsolable after her second and third miscarriages. All she wanted to do was have a child and it kept not happening for her. The fact that sex is fun has nothing to do with it. Your skewed perspective doesn't change reality.
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  2.  @KFrost-fx7dt  The court didn't rule whether a woman has a right to an abortion. The court ruled on privacy of medical information and then later ruled on time frame of restrictions. There is no inherent right - documented or otherwise - to an abortion. The only thing in question is whether it is something the States or the Federal government have the say in the matter. The tenth amendment says it's up to the States. You had better hope that the Justices in this case are a bias as they were during PP v Casey and Roe v Wade, or you're not going to like the outcome.
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  3.  @KFrost-fx7dt  Marrying another person does not end the life of an innocent person, that you chose to create, through committing the only act that causes reproduction. Abortion ends the life of an innocent person, that you chose to create, through committing the only act that causes reproduction. Did you not know the difference between marriage and abortion? It's pretty much night and day.
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  4.  @tomtom7955  Well, if you see a tadpole in a pond, you know that it is alive and that it will become a frog, if left to its natural progression. If you drop a big rock on said tadpole, you have killed it, right? Does it really matter whether it has grown legs? Does it matter whether it can hop up on land, yet? The only "moral" conundrum is that frogs develop in ponds and people develop in other people. In order for the analogy to be perfect, the pond would have to be alive. Of course, even if the pond were alive; if it went on Tinder, picked up a frog and let him raw dog her...the tadpole would still be alive, wouldn't it?
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