Abortions at a 30 year low

Magnetic Poles · Jan 27, 2008

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billwald · Jan 27, 2008

Expect the crime rate to start increasing in about 15 years.

rbell · Jan 27, 2008

billwald said:

Expect the crime rate to start increasing in about 15 years.
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You've posted that more than once on abortion-related threads...

I'm still trying to figure out your point. Please tell me it's not that abortion is the better option....

JGrubbs · Jan 27, 2008

Are abortions really at a 30 year low, or is this just a reflection of the fact that the CDC no longer requires stome states like California to report their totals to be included in the national statistics?

Revmitchell · Jan 28, 2008

From the article:

According to the Guttmacher Institute, a reliable pro-choice research group
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Consider the source

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Given that politics and abortion can never be separated, a nation now begins to debate the root causes of the decline. Does it hinge on changing attitudes and more parental notification laws, as pro-life advocates contend? Or is it driven by more sex education and access to birth control, as pro-choice advocates claim? None of the data offer us definitive causes, and as is normally the case with abortion, the answer probably lies deep beneath the murk. The bottom line is that, nationally, one out of every five pregnancies still ends in abortion.
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The drop cannot be attributed to anything in particular even by pro-murder groups such as these.

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No one can deny that new technology continues to give us increasingly vivid pictures of embryos — very alive and very human — engaged in complex behavior, helping dispel the notion that any abortion is merely a health-care procedure devoid of any moral consequences.
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And this should convict the pro-murder folks of their grevious sin aganst God.

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But moral or not, technology is also making abortion easier to procure and, more significantly, easier to attain early in the pregnancy.
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One cannot remove the immoral factor from murder

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While late-term abortion is an odious procedure — still practiced too frequently, through exemptions — it is generally considered unnecessary by Americans. But a woman swallowing a pill in the first few weeks of pregnancy holds far less impact — politically and morally.
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Which is quite a commentary

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We must acknowledge that many people believe a zygote is a person
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Interesting.

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This reality can't be ignored. Government will have less control over abortion. Citizens will be left to their own morality and a pill. (Despite popular belief, even if Roe vs. Wade were overturned, abortion would not end.)
Of course, none of this means that attitudes regarding abortion can't turn toward the pro-life position. It doesn't mean the positive trends can't continue. Crazy as it seems, a less politicized debate might induce more of us to think deeply about the issue of life. But for now, pro-life activists must come to terms with the reality of abortion. It's only going to get easier.
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And this country will fall deeper into depravation and farther from God. Hitler has nothing on us.

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