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Finsh the sentence. That would be ....choose to murder their baby. That's no right. That's a nation dying a certain and horrible death.

Snyper, NeBassman, nice posts. Just remember you're talking to angry old white guys who want to tell women what they can and cannot do with their own bodies. The entire PP dustup has been manufactured by the antiabortion crowd. They have to lie about PP or they'd have nothing to say. It's disappointing to see a candidate for the Republican presidential nomination increase her polling numbers by lying. Very strange, but so is the Repulican base. They don't care about facts, or the Constitution, it's just a war on a woman's right to choose.

Abortion is an ugly choice, a very ugly choice, but a choice none the less irregardless of the current legal status. With that said I am disheartened by the number of so called conservatives calling for big government intruding into peoples personal lives and deciding what is best for them.

IMO the best way champion both individual freedom and life is to reduce the number unintended pregnancies, it's that simple. Supporting fact based sex education with an abstinence message along with making access to affordable birth control would go a long ways in reducing the number of abortions in this country.

I completely disagree. Clearly, the overwhelming number of people (99%) having babies know EXACTLY how they are conceived! Pregnancy is their choice...killing babies shouldn't be their choice!

Nope, it's a constitutionally protected right to choose. Mind your own uterus.

It's not a law. It's a decree by a supreme court that was out of control and not in a Constitutional position to legislate. It is null and void for any real American.

"It was not a miscarriage. Mothers don’t go to abortion clinics to miscarry,"

Finsh the sentence. That would be ....choose to murder their baby. That's no right. That's a nation dying a certain and horrible death.

I completely disagree. Clearly, the overwhelming number of people (99%) having babies know EXACTLY how they are conceived! Pregnancy is their choice...killing babies shouldn't be their choice!

If you take an honest look at the demographics, they will either be aborted or end up on welfare and then be killed on the streets or end up in prison.

How many are you willing to adopt if you won't let the mothers choose? How many do you have now?

Of course they "know how they conceived".
That's elementary biology.

But over half of unwanted prgnancies are from failure of the birth control method used. They didn't "choose" to get pregnant, but even if they did, it's none of your business.

Among developed countries, the US record of family planning is uniquely deficient. Of 6.1 million pregnancies in 2001, half were unintended (as were more than 80% of the 800,000 annual teen pregnancies), resulting in 1.3 million abortions, 4 million births (of which one-third were unintended) and 800,000 miscarriages.3

As Frost et al.4 noted in a recent study published by the Guttmacher Institute: “Unintended pregnancy can force women and their families to confront difficult abortion decisions or the potentially negative consequences associated with unplanned childbearing—including child health and development issues, relationship instability, and compromises in education and employment that may exacerbate ongoing poverty.” This same study attributes 52% of unintended pregnancies in the USA to nonuse of contraception, 43% to inconsistent or incorrect use, and only 5% to method failure.4

Leading causes of unintended pregnancy are closely related to contraceptive method choice. In 2002, more than half of contraceptive users relied on methods with high failure rates under typical use: 31% used the pill, 18% the male condom and 5% the 3-month injectable.5 While with perfect use these methods are highly effective, 9% of pill users, 17% of condom users and 5% of injectable users will become pregnant during the first year of typical use.5,6 To make matters worse, about half of condom and injectable contraception users — and almost one-third of pill users — will discontinue within a year.6

That way of thinking was really popular in Germany at one time.

Prove the statement that has been bolded.