Alveda King, Granddaughter of Civil Rights Icon Martin Luther King, Sound of Abortion SCOTUS; Fulfill your aspirations at BLM ‘Marxist’ Organization

Alveda King, niece of famous civil rights icon, the late Martin Luther King, made her point about an abortion contested Wednesday before the US Supreme Court, while continuing tear down the Black Lives Matter movement run by “the wealthy Marxists. ”

In an interview with Just The News’ John Solomon, King – who attended Wednesday’s hearing and heard 90 minutes of oral arguments – said it appeared most judges were preparing an amendment. Roe v. Wade, the 1973 SCOTUS ruling legalized abortion in all states.

“Well, you know, Roe v. Wade is really bad law,” The King said to Solomon. “There are many loopholes in the 1973 decision that can be easily refuted today.

“They don’t know if [a fetus] really life, they don’t know if it’s a patch of tissue, a lump of flesh. Now we know from very early 3 and 4D ultrasound that it is a human. There are many things that have not been considered. They don’t know how harmful an abortion is to a woman’s body and health,” added King.

Case, Dobbs sues Jackson Women’s Health Organization, in reference to a 2018 law passed in Mississippi that banned abortions after 15 weeks. The law was immediately blocked by federal judges and has never been enforced.

Legal observers say the case marks the biggest and most significant challenge to ‘Roe’ since the original ruling.

During the arguments, King told Solomon that she felt “a lot of support” from the six right-wing judges for upholding the state’s laws. She added that “anyone who is a rational thinker, or has a sincere heart, who cares about human dignity – you can come from one of two angles – knows that it’s time to speak up. practice that.”

King said she believes the courts should overturn themselves and allow the states to once again decide how best to handle the process, like they did before Roe’s decision and just like they did. did after Congress passed federal observance of MLK’s birthday in 1983, allowing states to pass their own compliance if they wanted to.

“Give it back to the people and let the people really look at the problem and make the decisions of individual states,” she said. “That’s what happened with the Martin Luther King holiday.

“I was elected to the Georgia Legislature. Actually, I was a Democrat at the time. But this holiday has to be ratified by each state…so for the people to decide state by state, it’s a very important move,” she argued.

King then responded to reports that BLM activists wanted to celebrate “Black Christmas” this year and beyond, claiming that the traditional Christmas was a tool of “capitalism”. white capitalism”.

She told Solomon: “Black Lives Matter, the movement other than organization or group, is a Marxist group sponsored by very wealthy Marxists who want to destroy our democracy in America. . “And if we don’t know that we need to really look at it.”