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In reply to the discussion: OK, I知 coming out of the closet. I知 pro-life. [View all]pauljulian
(45 posts)This is one of those hot-button topics that seem to turn otherwise reasonable people into raging absolutists, whichever side.
Reducing the number of unintended pregnancies should be the goal, and effective education and effective contraception will help towards that goal.
I'm amazed at the outrage some here seem to feel... if reducing the number of unintended pregnancies at the front end reduces the number of abortion procedures, how is that offensive? The medical procedure is no more a sacred cow than any other, and, if the number of them is reduced, how is this wrong? If my uncle's lung cancer could have been prevented at the front end, he would not have had to have the procedure removing a lung... so am I so wrong for preferring the former over the latter?
Get a grip, folks... it seems that it's not only the anti-choicers that rabidly jump on every word.
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