The U.S. Supreme Court in Roe vs Wade in 1973 viewed the IMPLIED right to privacy was broad enough to encompass a woman’s decision on whether or not to terminate a pregnancy. The court therefore determined that the 14th amendment of due process gave the right to privacy for abortions and protects individuals from being deprived of liberty. The court erred on this ruling and reversed the 1973 decision that made abortion legal. The court realized that the constitution does not confer a right to abortion and that the 1973 decision was the court making law from the bench which violates separation of powers between the three branches of the federal government. Since the constitution is silent about abortion the matter was turned over to the states. This is not the only ruling that the Supreme Court has made using implied right that is in error. The court also ruled in the case of Wong Kim Ark that Wong was a U.S. citizen because he was born on U.S. soil. Wong was the son of Chinese workers who came to the U.S. to work as merchants and grocers then afterwards with Wong returned to China. About 9 months later Wong thinks he is entitled to move back to the U.S. and live as a citizen. This decision by the court was an implied right of the 14th amendment that only gave citizenship to former slaves and their children. This is clear because immigration wasn’t a factor at all because the slaves were here for over 200 years. This was not the case for Wong who even though born in the U.S. he, along with his parents, were Chinese citizens owing their allegiance to China and returned to China. The court grievously erred by implying that Wong was in the same status as slaves and their children. Wong should have been deported back to China. This huge mistake by the court has led to many problems. It has led to various groups of immigrants coming to the U.S. without any desire to assimilate but rather a desire to bring in with them the government of the nation they left. Some of these people have engaged in massive fraud in robbing tax payer dollars to support nonexistent services. Then there is the problem with Ilan Omar that is playing out now in the news. Birthright citizenship needs to be ended and denaturalization of these low life immigrants ended by stripping their citizenship from them and deporting them.
Another case of implied right was the Bakke President of 1978. The court allowed racial quotas to be used in the admission process at colleges and universities so as to provide diversity. In 2023 the court overturned the Bakke Precedent because it violated the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment.
When the Supreme Court makes a mistake we all pay for it. The court should never use implied right in any decision but only rule in cases that the constitution is clear about. If unclear the matter should go to the states.
The idea that 9 unelected people appointed to a life term having the power to effect the lives of all of us should make your bones chill, because when they make a mistake the cost is usually very high. Like the murder of millions of the unborn or the naturalized thieves posing as citizens robbing us or the DEI that in reality separates us and causes racial strife and violence. All this and more is proof beyond doubt that human beings don’t know how to rule themselves and reject the rule of GOD for the rule of men. Long ago ancient Israel made the same mistake and they are paying for it to this day. Because of human self rule the human race will come perilously close to self extinction and the only one who can save us from that is GOD.
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