Also since I guess it’s not well known the 13th amendment abolished slavery, so it is still a pretty bad argument.
Wasn't part of the original constitution.
Republicans want all voters to have ID, yet that's in direct violation of the 20-something amendment. Is it a good idea? Sure, but is it also unconstitutional, definitely.
"The right of citizens of the United States, who are eighteen years of age or older, to vote shall not be denied or abridged by the United States or by any State on account of age"
But that detracts from the point - regardless of whether or not it is actually specifically mentioned in the constitution, your morality should never dictate someone else's choices. The fact is, people are imposing their religious convictions on others who have now made that policy into law.
Whether you are pro choice or pro life it doesn't matter. Your convictions are your own and there is nothing wrong with those convictions - whether they are religious or otherwise. But imposing those convictions onto others simply because they are yours is not OK. Especially when those choices literally do not effect you.
All the abortions that have happened haven't impacted you at all, and the rest in the future will not impact you in any way. But now, you are imposing your own convictions onto others because you personally don't agree.