Before Doctors become Doctors, they are sworn to the hippocratic oath,

I agree with you. Doctors swear to do no harm. And many refuse to do abortions.

The problem I have is treating the Roe v Wade decision as an issue dealing with "women's reproductive rights." A classic liberal sound bite to deflect away from the rights of a child.

The right to [b]life[/b] liberty and the pursuit of happiness are inalienable. They are granted by God, not by gov't. Since life begins at conception, don't the rights of a human begin at this point, no matter how early in its lifecycle, even if the being is only compromised of a few cells?

If not...who decides when human rights are to be applied?

Hippocratic oath is for hypocrites.
The oath i took actually means something

By that statement, a doctor should never advocate that someone be removed from life support.

I’m neutral on this issue, but what do they decide to do if the labour is likely to kill the mother? Sounds like a no win situation.

There is no provision for it in the constitution, so its a state's rights issue by law. The Roe V Wade was bad law that was finally corrected. Abortions are still legal in many states, but the government is no longer involved

Damn bro you got some huge balls. I'm getting out of the way. You just opened up a can of whip my ass.

According to the Supreme Court its up to the states, so I guess they got it wrong?

So, no antibiotics?