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For those protesting the reversal of Roe v Wade - it does not ban abortions.

The U.S. Constitution limits the federal gov't to a specific list of responsibilities. Per the 10th Amendment of the Bill of Rights, anything not on that list belongs to the States and the citizens in those States - not to D.C.

The federal gov't has been overstepping its authority for decades and the Supreme Court simply put the authority back where it legally belongs - to the States and their citizens to decide.

California is proposing to allow murder up to a week after birth.

Several states still allow murder up to birth.

Most states allow murder from 6 weeks up to 15 weeks.

A couple ban murder (health of the mother due to medical problems does not fall under abortion... that is a medical emergency.

All those in the U.S. and around the world protesting the reversal of Roe v Wade are in reality telling the American people and the Supreme Court that they have no right to stop the federal gov't from overstepping its legal authority.

The same is true for the EPA ruling. The limit on CO2 emissions is not legally part of the executive (presidential) branch's responsibility. Members of Congress are required to pass a bill to do so. However, Congress is afraid to vote on it, fearing it will make people mad and they will lose further elections. So they tried to make the changes through an illegal back door.

Again, stop telling Americans they have no right to stop the federal gov't from overstepping their authority. You don't like our Constitution, fine... stay in your own countries.