States rights was what anti-federalists were all about. The justices can say they have not overthrown Row v Wade, they have vacated the federal role, and wish states to decide. Legal mumbo jumbo is complicated. If you try to get an understanding of Roe v Wade , it's not easy. It leans on the 14th amendment . The complexity of the situation could lead someone to say 1) You just don't understand the legal hair splitting and it's unfair to say it's overthrowing anything, it's overthrowing federal intervention, putting back to the states. 2) Abortion is murder we know is committed. Someone could also die getting illegal abortions, but the problem isn't people dying from illegal situations, the problem is knowingly allowing murder and they are against that, mostly funding that. You make things against the law and if people die from doing them, then that's on them. The law has to guide us and we can't be held accountable for unintended consequences like the de...