So much for 'just sending abortion back to the states'--they wanna keep going!
in which the state’s highest court held that fetuses are not people and therefore are not entitled to constitutional protections. Because fetuses are not
people, the Rhode Island Supreme Court said the original lawsuit lacked standing to be filed. In short: A fetus cannot file a lawsuit because it doesn’t have any rights. I’d make the obvious chicken-egg joke if I didn’t have to be so fucking serious about this shit all the time. The filing before the Supreme Court is brought by Rhode Island residents Nichole Leigh Rowley on behalf of her fetus, Jane Doe on behalf of her fetus, and Catholics of Life doing business as Servants of the Christ for Life, in case you were confused about their points of view.The petitioners have a comically simple way of looking at the law. The Fourteenth Amendment uses the phrase “any person,And it neither includes not excludes unborn human beings specifically.
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