[MD] Morality, Abortion and the MoQ

[Platt Holden]

[MP]
> If the people want a right to privacy, we should be amending the
> Constitution to 
> get it.

This is off subject but mentioning a right to privacy made me smile as this 
week I've been preparing my taxes for examination by some nameless, 
faceless bureaucrat. Also read an article in the Wall St. Journal this 
morning entitled, "Swiss Banks and the End to Privacy."

Having a right to privacy when it comes to the life of a human fetus but 
none at all when it comes to one's livelihood is ironic not to say  
hypocritical.

To top it off, there is no specified right to privacy in the U.S. 
Constitution. It exists only in the minds of liberal social engineers on 
the bench and elsewhere.  Unfortunately, when it came time to decide Roe 
vs. Wade, the majority of judges saw a nonexistent right to privacy but 
didn't see DQ shining through all around.

I wonder why. :-)

Platt