Roe v. Wade is gone.

[GrandizerII]

Act and potency arguments for/against abortion is irrelevant anyway (I somewhat agree with John on that). Of course, a human fetus has the potential to be a human being and is nothing like a sperm cell, but that is all moot. The pro-choice isn't (or shouldn't) depend on what the fetus is or is not. It is about providing the fairest solution to a moral dilemma, whereby the woman herself bearing the child in her womb gets to ultimately decide whether she wishes to carry it to full term because she is the one intimately dealing with the burden and her body, health, and liberty is what is being affected. And if we respect women's rights, we should afford them that freedom to decide and be in control of their personal matters.