PeterS wrote:
I'm just following the logic of your proposition. If a fetus is separate from the mother then it follows that the mother would be separate from the fetus so there should be no consequences if she decides to stop giving the fetus shelter and nutrients. Is that not correct? If not, then explain how, based on the constitution, a fetus would have rights that would exceed the right of the woman to control her own body...
It’s a symbiotic relationship for much of the gestation period. Much like you and the rest of us tax payers.