I'm not talking about "abortion rights."  I'm talking about a woman's right to control her own body. Actually, anyone's right to control their own body. When reduced to it's simplest components, it is just that, simple. Just like any other Constitutional right or combination of rights, when you get right down to it, its simple. From there it can (and usually does) get more complicated.  Like Freedom of Speech. You either have it as an inalienable right, or you don't. Are there some limitations, as in cases of overlapping right? Yes. For instance, you can't shout "fire in a crowded theater" when there is no fire and your principal purpose is to create false, dangerous and unnecessary panic.  But you can shout fire in a crowded theater if that is true, even though doing so is dangerous. That is the difference between protected and unprotected speech.  I value my constitutional rights enough to die for them, and many, many  people have died in that service. Freedom is not free.