I didn't ask you what Roe said.  I asked you what the 14th Amendment said.  Those are two different things.  My point was to return you to the text of the 14th, and ask you whether you found anything in that Amendment that showed that the framers of that Amendment had any concept that their Amendment would be used to protect the right to abortion.  Just read the text in light of precedent which had spelled out the tests for whether an asserted right was "fundamental," that is, "Implicit in the concept of ordered liberty," whether the asserted right is “deeply rooted in the Nation’s history or traditions,” and whether the right asserted “offends those canons of decency and fairness which express the notions of justice of English–speaking peoples."  Many critics of Roe say that the right to abort was not “deeply rooted in the Nation’s history or traditions.”