Abortions - Right or Wrong?

If a fetus is considered a person, then it becomes a constitutional issue on the national level. If not, then it becomes a bit more contentious, but telling women what they can or can't do with something that is considered simply a part of their body(and in this case the procedure is quite and harmless, unlike suicide or self-mutilation) starts to sound pretty iffy(thus the "right to privacy".) When someone then sues a state and loses(upholding a state's right to ban abortion), it creates a somewhat uncomfortable federal court precedent. That's my view on that matter. Rhenquist certainly thought otherwise.