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context: It’s almost like restricting others rights because you don’t like how they use them is fundamentally Unamerican. >
  
  It's interesting that there is still a right to privacy in the state constitution, but no right to privacy federally anymore. Does the SC constitution specifically outline the right to privacy? Or is it only inferred the way it used to be before Dobbs when the right to privacy was eliminated. >
  
  It looks like the South Carolina constitution has a clause prohibiting “unreasonable invasions of privacy”, which is clearer than the federal constitution. 
  It’s not uncommon for state constitutions to be longer, more detailed and more specific. >
  
  Thanks for letting me know. I figured the state constitution had a specific mention of it, but I do not know anything about SC's state constitution.