So I took a government class this past year and I had a Christian teacher. He says even though of his religion, he makes most, if not all, of his life decisions based on the United States Constitution. So it has been a while and my teacher didn't talk much on his thoughts of abortion, but he did use the Constitution to make his decision. So because of it being a while, I do not remember the exact details like specific laws by state, but I do know his general idea. He says at what point does a life become worth saving, which is the big question. So of course the U.S Constitution protects "life, liberty, and property", but is the unborn fetus considered a life? Well, now with these new laws, an abortion must legally be done before a certain time. (Because I don't know the exact law, I'll use a random time) So say the law says after 3 months of being pregnant, the fetus of the mother is now worth saving and is protected by the U.S Constitution, but what is the difference between the fetus on the day of the 3rd month, when it is still legal for abortion, and the day after the third month, when it become illegal? The answer is nothing, and even if doctors can prove there has been a change, each and every fetus grows at a different pace. So constitutionally, there is no way to put a time on a life, whether that is by so many days or by trimester of pregnancy. So right now as the law stands for abortion, my teacher is against abortion, which makes logical sense. And if you're one of those people who don't respect the government to the point of full rebellion, this is totally irrelevant to you

To follow up on that, my teacher also believes that the right to life is more important than the right of free expression.

gif unrelated, just makes me laugh