If every life is Sacred, then it stands to reason that a Pregnant Woman's needs, all of them, need to fulfilled by the same Government that is taking away their right to chose regarding their pregnancy.
Once a Pregnancy is diagnosed, the Pregnant Woman should have the right to be taken care of by the State, this would mean, housing, clothing, food, and all healthcare. Since the Pregnancy could affect the Woman's ability to work, the Pregnant woman should also be given a wage that would not be deducted from the Government housing, clothing, food and healthcare that she would be receiving.
Of course the Government would object to this because there would be Woman out there trying to get pregnant for all the benefits they would receive. By the end of a Pregnancy a woman may have been able to bank 10,000 to 20,000 dollars since virtually all of their expenses would be met by the Government and they could keep their earnings while they were pregnant.
Of course many woman would still want the right to choose. The point however remains the same, If the Government is going to restrict medically accepted practices, and if the reason being given is that all Life is Sacred, then the Government needs to also put up the funding that provides the funding to ensure the sacredness of life.
If the Government can supply funding for abortions as it has in the past, then the Government can also supply funding for the Sacredness of Life.
How would the Judicial system respond to the argument that the State would have to assist woman who become pregnant otherwise their Sacredness motif is not being fulfilled by the State?
Would not the State have to honor the credo of "All Life is Sacred" that motivated the ban on abortions? It is pretty evident that Government would never agree to provide a significant amount of funding to all woman who become pregnant, hence the ban on abortions would need to be banned because Government did not meet the "All Life is Sacred" credo that generated the ban on abortions in several States.
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