To the best of my knowledge, no religion or spiritual belief defines "morality" as forcing others to do good whether they want to or not. Especially when the one using force is taking the credit.
Overturning Roe vs. Wade, assuming it ever has a chance of happening, would not make abortion illegal. It would just turn the question over to the states.
I don't support a constitutional amendment on abortion. It's not a constitutional issue. If you don't like Roe vs. Wade because it makes a Federal decision out of what should be a state decision, why should you feel any differently about the Constitution doing the same thing? For the record, Bush wasn't very hard over on the idea either.
I could fill pages with the threats to our liberty from the Left. The average liberal runs out of possible conservative threats to our liberty counting on one hand. The biggest threat to liberals from conservatives is that conservatives want to take power away from the State.
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